Saru no gundan

Serie de TV
1974–
30min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA female scientist and two children are accidentally transported into a future dominated by primates.A female scientist and two children are accidentally transported into a future dominated by primates.A female scientist and two children are accidentally transported into a future dominated by primates.

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Several episodes were edited together, dubbed over, and re-released as a feature film under the title "Time of the Apes" in 1987 by American television producer Sandy Frank. This version was not well received and is more infamously known due to an episode of the tevelsion series: Mystery Science Theater 3000 openly mocking Frank's edit of the series.

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Edited into Aviadores del caribe (1985)

Bandas sonoras
Saru no Gundan
("Army of the Apes")
Main Title Theme
Composed by Toshiaki Tsushima
Lyrics by Takashi Taka
Sung by Masato Shimon

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10/10

Wonderful Planet of the Apes Knock-Off

Amazingly this Japanese series has yet to be released to the US in any home video format (except for its heavily butchered US version Time of the Apes, which was released on VHS in 1988). It's a wonderfully complex series which depicts the apes in a technologically advanced society as in Pierre Boulle's original Planet of the Apes novel, one year before the animated aeries Return to the Planet of the Apes did. I have the full TV series on DVD from Japan. Unfortunately the DVD box set doesn't contain any subtitles, but I'm able to follow along thanks to an episode guide I found online. So many subplots are eliminated from the justifiably berated Time of the Apes that most people are unaware of how good the series really is. Planet of the Apes (1974), Saru no Gundan/Army of the Apes (1974-1975), and Return to the Planet of the Apes (1975) are such different TV watching experiences that I find them all equally good. I hope one day it can be released in its entirety in the US.