Where was the Martians shot? Every major place is explained

Back in 2014, we all looked at what it would look like Cameo in “Interstellar” Christopher Nolan. Damon actually played the villain in this short appearance, but it turned out that it was just a way to crack our appetite for more survival of Dimon’s outer space – as soon as we saw him again in a foreign world, and this time he was a very good guy.

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The science-fiction thriller Ridley Scott “Martians” saw Damon played by Dr. Mark Watt, Cosmonaut and Nasa, who found himself on Mars after the dust storm causes his crew to make a hasty evacuation, leaving him afterwards. Then “Martians” tells an exciting fairy tale about the ingenuity and perseverance of a personIf Watkins must keep itself alive for four years before the rescue group can reach it.

Of course, a lot of the film was installed on the Red Planet, but the Martians had many other places that demanded that the filmmakers use the combination of real places and kits, erected in impressively large sound stage. Here are all the main places of the shooting for “Martsian”.

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Creating a realistic display of Mars is not so easy. The cold and dusty desert surface is full of canyons, extinct volcanoes and even believe or not, polar icy hats. Fortunately, the fourth planet from the sun – one of the few worlds to which we directed the oversees, so we understand what the surface of Mars looks good, and it seems like Ridley Scott was decided to make the Martian scientifically accurate Enough to get a realistic reflection of the Red Planet. As the director said once Hollywood reporter“I wanted everything right. The way Stanley (Kubrik) understood” 2001. “”

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The filmmaker shot Jordan, working on Jane and immediately thought of his thriller for survival. As he explained Thr, “there is perfection for the enemy enemy. There is no vegetation. It is clear and gorgeous. I knew it was one place for a strange planet.” Thus, for “Martsian” Scott and his crew went to Rom Vadi (Valley of the Moon), a protective territory in southern Jordan, near the border with Saudi Arabia. The arid land filled with gorges and caves was ideal for the Scott project and repeatedly immortalized by Hollywood, appearing in 1962 “Laurence Arabia”, franchises “Star Wars” and several other features. It was also one of the The main places for shooting for the double -stand “Dunny” Danny Villev.

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In fact, the construction of the surface habitat and the presence of Matt Damon in the arid conditions Roma Wadi was too step in terms of realism for Ridley Scott. Considering “Martians” was also shot at Breakneck’s speedFinding out how to create kits in the Jordano desert, just wasn’t on the cards. Thus, Scott and the “Martian” crew turned to the Kordo studio in the Hungarian village of Etetek, near Budapest. In this impressive complex lives the largest sound scene in the world – a wide space, greater than the football field, which the production team used to reproduce the surface of Mars indoors. According to the designer of the production of Arthur Max, the crew had to attract approximately one thousand metric tons of sand and soil to order, which took only three weeks to deliver. It was at this stage that the sequence of dust was removed practically, using many industrial fans.

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“Martians”, shot at several other stages in Corded, with the flight of the spacecraft Hermes, which transports Dr. Mark Watt and his colleagues -Mars, while building at the same stage, while for growing potatoes, what character the Demon is growing in the movies. In addition, the NASA dispatching mission was built on another stage, while the entrance to the Kordo studio, announced by two sculptures similar to the wing, was actually used to display NASA entry.

Mars and NASA were obviously the most important places in the Martian, but there were several other shots between the Wadi Rum and Korda Studios studios. For example, the Johnson Space Center was actually the center of Balna events, otherwise known as the Budapest Khale, located on the Danube River. The Johnson Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, was used to create shots, but Keith provided multiple shooting interiors, including Teddy Sanders (Jeff Daniels) and Enie Montrose (Christen Vig), conference, checkpoint and more.

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Other installation shots included the Müpa performing art center in Budapest, which stood behind the building housed by Chinese equivalents NASA after they agreed to help save Dr. Mark Woni. The building itself is located near the National Theater and the Rakach Bridge in Budapest. Meanwhile, the laboratory of the jet movement in Pasaden, near Los -Andgeles, provided exterior for the center of satellite communication.

All this, combined with Ridley Scott’s attachment to scientific accuracy, have developed to a rather convincing movie, even if Matt Damon was not all interested in science behind the Martians.