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Un joven descubre un dispositivo que se fusiona con su cuerpo, convirtiéndolo en un superhéroe cyborg. Cuando empiezan a aparecer criaturas que intentan recuperar el dispositivo, comienza a ... Leer todoUn joven descubre un dispositivo que se fusiona con su cuerpo, convirtiéndolo en un superhéroe cyborg. Cuando empiezan a aparecer criaturas que intentan recuperar el dispositivo, comienza a descubrir un complot para diseñar monstruos.Un joven descubre un dispositivo que se fusiona con su cuerpo, convirtiéndolo en un superhéroe cyborg. Cuando empiezan a aparecer criaturas que intentan recuperar el dispositivo, comienza a descubrir un complot para diseñar monstruos.
- Premios
- 1 nominación en total
Greg Joung Paik
- Dr. Tetsu Segawa
- (as Greg Paik)
Jimmie 'JJ' Walker
- Striker
- (as Jimmy Walker)
Spice Williams-Crosby
- Weber
- (as Spice Williams)
Deborah Anne Gorman
- Ms. Jenson
- (as Deborah Gorman)
'Evil' Ted Smith
- Ronnie
- (as Ted Smith)
Argumento
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- CuriosidadesJeffrey Combs, plays "Dr. East". In Re-Animator (1985), he played a character named "Dr. West". His boss here is played by David Gale, who played the villain in Re-Animator (1985).
- PifiasWithin the last few minutes of the movie, Sean removes his Guyver armor, revealing he has no clothes on. This being due to his having regenerated a new body. But when he gets up and walks away he is wearing tennis shoes.
- Créditos adicionalesGet your own Guyver unit at S-Mart, Shop smart, shop S-Mart.
- Versiones alternativasDifferences between the "Director's Cut" (actually the original theatrical version) and the VHS version are as follows:
- A text prologue explaining the origins of the guyver and zoanoids, as well as leading up to Dr. Segawa's predicament with the other zoanoids.
- Slightly different opening credits. The "Guyver" title is shown in glittering, silver chrome that splis. The VHS version shows a cheaper black/brown title that swipes in and fades out.
- Slightly more dialogue when Max tells Misky of her father's death.
- The scene where Balcus makes Lisker punch himself has music in the theatrical cut. In the VHS version, no music is present.
- Extended dialogue between Max, Misky and Castle at Dr Segawa's death scene. This also includes a little more footage of Sean spying on them.
- When Sean encounters the punks in the alley, he yells "Hi-ya!" with a ready aikido stance. The punks laugh at him and then they all yell "Hi-ya" mockingly with the same stance.
- An intimate scene between Lisker and Weber in the van as they wait for Striker & Ramsey. He mentions the two of them going shopping in Brazil, and she absolutely loves the idea.
- In the warehouse sequence, the shopping bit is brought up again between the zoanoid Lisker and zoanoid Weber. This was cut short in the VHS version.
- Zoanoid Striker yelling down to Zoanoid Ramsey is shown in two cuts in the theatrical version, one in the VHS cut.
- Major scene transitions in the "director's cut" are accompanied by slash going across the screen with a two-note techno theme. None of these are in the VHS cut. Additionally, 3 violent scenes are not in the so-called director's cut:
- When zoanoid Lisker crushes zoanoid Segawa's head, blood is shown gushing onto the ground in the VHS version. The "director's cut" has a very slightly shorter version showing a shot of zoanoid Segawa on his knees with no blood.
- When the guyver kills the snake-headed zoanoid, the VHS version shows him getting his arm ripped off and his neck snapped with blood splatter. The "director's cut" edits this out in favor of a cheap insert shot of the other zoanoids looking on.
- When the guyver slashes zoanoid Weber, the VHS version shows blood splattering across her face and Misky's. The "director's cut" cuts away to a cheap close-up of zoanoid Striker looking on.
- ConexionesFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episodio #8.8 (1993)
Reseña destacada
The "bad news" outweighs the "good news" for this movie.
BAD - The dialog in here is very stupid; the acting is poor (Jack Armstrong, Vivian Wu?); there is too much violence and simply a general Class B-type production feeling about this whole film, making it dumb overall.
GOOD - It was very light on the profanity and sometimes had some pretty good special-effects with the humans turning into monsters.
STRANGE - Added to the cast is television star Jimmie Walker, who played a goofy "Kid Dyn-O-Mite" character on TV, and Mark Hamill, from the hugely-successful Star Wars movie series. Wow, times must have gotten tough for those two actors to be in this movie!
OVERALL - After watching this for an hour, it was hard to get interested enough to finish the film.
BAD - The dialog in here is very stupid; the acting is poor (Jack Armstrong, Vivian Wu?); there is too much violence and simply a general Class B-type production feeling about this whole film, making it dumb overall.
GOOD - It was very light on the profanity and sometimes had some pretty good special-effects with the humans turning into monsters.
STRANGE - Added to the cast is television star Jimmie Walker, who played a goofy "Kid Dyn-O-Mite" character on TV, and Mark Hamill, from the hugely-successful Star Wars movie series. Wow, times must have gotten tough for those two actors to be in this movie!
OVERALL - After watching this for an hour, it was hard to get interested enough to finish the film.
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- 27 sept 2006
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- Duración1 hora 28 minutos
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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