Attack from Space

Fernsehfilm
1965
1 Std. 16 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

3,4/10

725

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Utako Mitsuya and Ken Utsui in Attack from Space (1965)

Alien Invasion B-Action Superhero Action Sci-Fi

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe Supreme Council from the Emerald Planet sends the superhero Starman (Super Giant in Japan) to protect Earth from destruction by an evil alien race from the Sapphire Galaxy. The Sapphiria... Alles lesenThe Supreme Council from the Emerald Planet sends the superhero Starman (Super Giant in Japan) to protect Earth from destruction by an evil alien race from the Sapphire Galaxy. The Sapphirians are out to destroy earth using a space station that can hurl a fiery "Death Star" and d... Alles lesenThe Supreme Council from the Emerald Planet sends the superhero Starman (Super Giant in Japan) to protect Earth from destruction by an evil alien race from the Sapphire Galaxy. The Sapphirians are out to destroy earth using a space station that can hurl a fiery "Death Star" and destroy the entire planet. Starman tries to destroy their ship, but a meteor storm interven... Alles lesen

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

3,4/10

725

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Features a Death Star and a planet-destroying weapon--12 years before the same things appeared in Star Wars: Episode IV - Eine neue Hoffnung (1977).

Patzer
Poorly choreographed fight scenes near the end in which Starman throws feeble punches, many of which barely touch anyone. Also, there are several scenes in which people are throwing themselves to the ground or from high places.

Verbindungen
Edited from Sûpâ jaiantsu - Jinkô eisei to jinrui no hametsu (1957)

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3/10

The Emerald Planet

Extracted by Shintoho from a TV series, although pure space opera, 'Attack from Space' has serviceable production design with vivid special effects - although the spaceships still recall Ed Wood's hubcaps - and provides an interesting backdrop of postwar Japan; while the threat to mankind is prophetically called the 'Death Star'.

As befits the postwar spirit the stress is upon the citizens of Earth uniting behind Starman against an alien race called Superians who plan "to conquer the entire universe" (starting by blowing up the Tower of London) while the noble Dr Yamanaka declares himself "against war" and constantly stresses that the project he's working on is for "peaceful purposes".

Starman himself being Japanese shows a considerably greater propensity for violence than your average superhero, ditto his enthusiastic use of firearms.