Planet Earth (1974)

In the wake of a devastating nuclear war, the ruins of the United States are home to "Planet Earth," a captivating saga spun from the threads of Gene Roddenberry's Genesis II (1973). In this riveting sequel, we meet Dylan Hunt, a former NASA scientist who awakens from a centuries-long slumber of suspended animation. As he opens his eyes to a shattered world in the year 2233, Dylan finds himself a reluctant member of PAX, a colony of survivors who had breathed life back into him. Planet Earth is a world turned on its head, a realm where power dynamics are flipped and women reign supreme. Dylan's journey takes a dramatic turn when he stumbles upon an enigmatic agrarian society where men are reduced to mere commodities, enslaved and traded under the iron rule of their female overlords. Captured and sold into servitude, Dylan, once a spectator, now finds himself at the heart of this dystopian hierarchy. However, destiny has other plans for Hunt. As a crucial PAX leader falls prey to brutal mutants, the quest for a long-lost surgeon becomes a matter of life and death. Dylan must navigate this matriarchal maze, balance the scales, and ignite a rebellion not only for his survival but for the fate of his people. In the face of adversity, Dylan Hunt becomes the unexpected beacon of change in this post-apocalyptic world. "Planet Earth" is a gripping tale of survival, rebellion, and the relentless human spirit that persists, even when humanity teeters on the brink of oblivion.

Planet Earth is a science fiction movie featuring John Saxon.

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