Attack from Space

Téléfilm
1965
1h 16m

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

Alien Invasion B-Action Superhero Action Sci-Fi

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe 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... Tout lireThe 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... Tout lireThe 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... Tout lire

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

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Anecdotes
Features a Death Star and a planet-destroying weapon--12 years before the same things appeared in La guerre des étoiles (1977).

Gaffes
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.

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

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3/10

Better than I expected.

This is actually pretty good for something that was made for Japanese tv in 1965. It has the longest fight scene ever and it's totally ridiculous. There a few things I didn't care for though. Even though Starman was just created in another galaxy, everyone on Earth knows who he is. That's just lame. Also they start off by explaining the powers he has and they never mention that bullets and fire can't hurt him. Besides those two minor issues, it's really not that bad.