With a title like this you'd hope for an imaginative sci-fi romp. Instead you get a ho-hum adventure/thriller. It's a full two hours before they even get to the moon, and very little is made of it. So much time is wasted on bits of intrigue that don't matter to an audience that wants to see what's on the MOTHERFUCKING MOON. When the story indulges in some actual sci-fi, it's a hoot. Too bad it takes a backseat to so many less inspiring subplots. Wonderful visuals and special effects, though.

The first part is awesome (and clearly an inspiration for people the Gerry & silvia Anderson, co-creators of the Thunderbirds), but once they land on the moon, this film badly dates. We LOVE the superspy with the wierd nazi like fringe though... Good stuff Toe knee :-)

Great effects for the most part, but there's no reason for this to be 3 hours long. The American release was 90 minutes long and I'd imagine it didn't lose much in the editing process. Fritz Rasp does show off his skills of being an evil bastard, though.

Not bad, but it takes a long time before it gets really moving. Some of the effects are pretty cool, though obviously pretty dated.