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Phil's M&M design in the "Zero G" environment is a "common water molecule" as opposed to his "dream woman".

The "Zero G" dance between Woody and Terri takes place to the tune of Sinatras' "Fly Me to the Moon".

Luc is forced to make repairs on his shelter on Mars using Duct Tape (the habitat is damaged when the astronauts are killed).

The crew of Mars 2 is able to receive a message from Luc en-route to Mars when he forms a gigantic message using rocks and debris that reads: "Bring Milk. 11/13".

They realize that he was alive at least four days earlier.

Phil's hand is punctured by the meteorite while he and Terri are playing a computer game of Monopoly.

During the micro-meteor strike on the Mars 2 ship, it has multiple punctures that leak air – not just two.

There are two explosions associated with the loss of Mars 2. The crew is able to recover from the first explosion when the second occurs. This second explosion is extremely violent and the astronauts are subjected to 10 "G's" of force. This explosion destroys most of the ship except for the command deck.

The entire sequence between the abandoning of Mars 2 and Woody's death remain the same from the script to the movie.

A sequence of a shocked crew of Mars 2 aboard the REMO preparing the craft for entry to Mars was cut from the finished film.

Cut sequence of the violent landing of the REMO onto the surface of Mars.

Cut sequence of the REMO dragged along the ground via its parachute and over a cliff. Terri Fisher is injured and knocked unconscience.

Cut sequence of the crew climbing up the cliff, using suit jets to aid themselves.

Cut sequence of the bearded Luc greeting the crew of Mars 2 at the edge of the cliff.