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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA nomad mercenary on a high-tech motorcycle helps bring about the downfall of the evil Orwellian government, the Omega.A nomad mercenary on a high-tech motorcycle helps bring about the downfall of the evil Orwellian government, the Omega.A nomad mercenary on a high-tech motorcycle helps bring about the downfall of the evil Orwellian government, the Omega.
Harrison Muller Sr.
- McWayne
- (as Harrison Muller)
Vinicio Ricchi
- Elder
- (as Vinicio Recchi)
Geretta Geretta
- Amazon
- (as Janna Ryan)
Daniel Stephen
- Martial Artist
- (as Dan Stephen)
Harrison Muller
- Mercenary
- (as Harrison Muller Jr.)
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- CuriosidadesFred Williamson was already in Italy completing work on another film. When he found out about this film he tracked down director David Worth and asked him to give him a role in the film just so his work visa could be extended allowing him to stay in Italy longer because he enjoyed the country so much.
- Erros de gravaçãoThe police officer's car spells 'perimeter' as 'parimeter' in the opening scene.
- Citações
Motorcycle: Very bad mothers! Very bad mothers! Very bad mothers!
- Cenas durante ou pós-créditosThis can be seen at the close of the cast list as the end credits roll: Einstein its' self.
- ConexõesFeatured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Warrior of the Lost World (1993)
- Trilhas sonorasLet Me in Your Life
By Mike Fraser, Douglas Meakin and Daniele Patucchi
Performed by Chrystina Myers (as Chrys Worth)
Avaliação em destaque
This film comes to us from Italy, though a lot of the stars and the director are from the United States. I saw this film courtesy Mystery Science Theateer 3000 and it was something a bit different. Kind of an Italian take on the Mad Max films, but not very good. From what I have heard from interviews with the director who is a very cool guy who actually responds when you write him, he basically had to craft a movie with almost a nonexistent script and with more of just an idea. He also said that they were going to do a sequel and if they had, Donald Pleasence would be back and he was going to be ticked! The story is the main problem with this one as is the lack of budget. Also, they really should have went the route a lot of other Italian films and went into overdrive with things like gore, over the top action and some nudity! Instead, it plays out more like a direct to video film that seemed like it wanted to be a seriously weak version of Mad Max.
The story has a man riding his super motorcycle that has a very annoying voice (yes, it talks) through the very green wasteland. Yeah, Mad Max works because the desert scenery makes it look like a desolate wasteland. Here, it could not look nicer with lush trees all over the place. Well, first this rider runs afoul of this strange police force before then getting attacked by random dudes. Mad Max would have killed most of them and gotten their gas, rider simply drives around and takes bullets and arrows before crashing into a wall. He is then healed by these monk type people who have the ability to use light to heal and just forget about them as you won't see them anymore until the end as the rider meets a girl and they are soon trying to infiltrate the bad guy's place and then the guy is deserting the girl and then a scene where they are riding down the road and having an action scene fighting a garbage truck and soon everyone is happy though one guy who could have killed everyone and ruined all the plans is found out to be bad and the girl and rider mysteriously fall in love even though the film never had an area where they could find the time to get together and fall in love, they pretty much hated each other and then the rider deserted her!
This made for a very funny episode of MST3K as they had some great jokes. They also kept referring to Robert Ginty as the Paper Chase guy, in reference to the fact he was on that show. However, I thought they overdid that joke as Paper Chase was not exactly a well known show. It lasted maybe two seasons and I do not even think Ginty was a main player in it, I had never heard of the show before this episode. For the most part the jokes were great as I enjoyed watching that motorcycle get crushed also!
So this film was not all that good. It was kind of all over the place as it tried to be Mad Max, but failed miserably. They just had too many things that did not fit the Mad Max formula. They had car chases and a few vehicles and characters that one could sort of see in a Mad Max film, but then they had the greenery and nice landscape that did not work. The strange monk people that had healing abilities also did not fit. In the end just kind of a mess of a film and one of the reasons that you should have a complete script rather than just try to throw a movie together with a few ideas.
The story has a man riding his super motorcycle that has a very annoying voice (yes, it talks) through the very green wasteland. Yeah, Mad Max works because the desert scenery makes it look like a desolate wasteland. Here, it could not look nicer with lush trees all over the place. Well, first this rider runs afoul of this strange police force before then getting attacked by random dudes. Mad Max would have killed most of them and gotten their gas, rider simply drives around and takes bullets and arrows before crashing into a wall. He is then healed by these monk type people who have the ability to use light to heal and just forget about them as you won't see them anymore until the end as the rider meets a girl and they are soon trying to infiltrate the bad guy's place and then the guy is deserting the girl and then a scene where they are riding down the road and having an action scene fighting a garbage truck and soon everyone is happy though one guy who could have killed everyone and ruined all the plans is found out to be bad and the girl and rider mysteriously fall in love even though the film never had an area where they could find the time to get together and fall in love, they pretty much hated each other and then the rider deserted her!
This made for a very funny episode of MST3K as they had some great jokes. They also kept referring to Robert Ginty as the Paper Chase guy, in reference to the fact he was on that show. However, I thought they overdid that joke as Paper Chase was not exactly a well known show. It lasted maybe two seasons and I do not even think Ginty was a main player in it, I had never heard of the show before this episode. For the most part the jokes were great as I enjoyed watching that motorcycle get crushed also!
So this film was not all that good. It was kind of all over the place as it tried to be Mad Max, but failed miserably. They just had too many things that did not fit the Mad Max formula. They had car chases and a few vehicles and characters that one could sort of see in a Mad Max film, but then they had the greenery and nice landscape that did not work. The strange monk people that had healing abilities also did not fit. In the end just kind of a mess of a film and one of the reasons that you should have a complete script rather than just try to throw a movie together with a few ideas.
- Aaron1375
- 16 de fev. de 2012
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- Data de lançamento
- País de origem
- Idiomas
- Também conhecido como
- Guerreiros do Mundo Perdido
- Locações de filme
- Nuovo Corviale, Roma, Itália(location)
- Empresas de produção
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- Orçamento
- US$ 500.000 (estimativa)
- Tempo de duração1 hora 32 minutos
- Mixagem de som
- Proporção
- 1.85 : 1
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