Uchu kara no messeji (1978)

Note des utilisateurs:

4.0/10   

Réalisateur:

Kinji Fukasaku

Writers:

Kinji Fukasaku (story)
Shotaro Ishinomori (story)

Release Date:

30 octobre 1978 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Aventure | Sci-Fi | War

Accroche:

Where Fantasies are Real & Reality is Fantastic.

Plot:

In this Star Wars take-off, the peaceful planet of Jillucia has been nearly wiped out by the Gavanas...

Plot Keywords:

Manga | Space Opera

Awards:

1 nomination

Avis des utilisateurs:

One of the strangest yet most enjoyable movie experiences I ever have had

Ensemble

Sonny Chiba	...	Hans
Jerry Ito
Vic Morrow	...	General Garuda
Philip Casnoff	...	Aaron
Etsuko Shihomi	...	Esmeralida
Peggy Lee Brennan	...	Meia
Tetsuro Tamba	...	Noguchi
Hiroyuki Sanada	...	Shiro
Mikio Narita	...	Rockseia XLL
Makoto Satô	...	Urocco
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Eisei Amamoto	...	Mother Dark (in drag)
Seizo Fukumoto
Noboru Mitani	...	Kamesasa
Masazumi Okabe	...	Jackie
Junkichi Orimoto	...	Kido
Charles Scawthorn	...	1st guard, at Headquarters entrance
Isamu Shimizu	...	Beba, the robot
Harumi Sone	...	Lazare
Sandâ Sugiyama	...	Big Samu

Autre(s) titre(s):

Message from Space (International: English title)
Message from Space: Galactic Wars
Return to Jelucia (USA) (cable TV title)
Les évadés de l'espace (France) [fr]
San ku kaï: le film (France) (DVD title) [fr]
San ku kai (France) (TV title) [fr]

Durée:

USA:105 min

Pays:

Japan

Langue:

Japonais

Couleur:

Couleur

Aspect Ratio:

2.00 : 1

Son:

Super Space Sound

Classification:

Iceland:L | Australia:PG | USA:PG | West Germany:12

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Kyoto, Japan

Company:

Toei Company

Anecdotes:

Portions of this film were spliced into "Astron Belt", the first laserdisc-based arcade game.

Movie Connections:

Spoofs Star Wars (1977)

One of the strangest yet most enjoyable movie experiences I ever have had

Saw this in late 70's when it was on a double bill with the original "Airplane". A truly terrible rip off of Star Wars, with poor Vic Morrow somehow stuck into the mix. But, with the exception of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, it is the only film I have ever seen where the audience actively participated. The entire film was responded to by shouts and new lines from the audience. I went back to see it 3 more times, and each time the audience responded this way. It may be a lousy film, but it has all the makings of a great midnight movie and cult film. If Ed Wood was still making films at that time, this is the film he would have made.