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Warrior of the Lost World

  • 1983
  • R
  • 1h 32m
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2.7/10
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Warrior of the Lost World (1983)
A nomad mercenary on a high-tech motorcycle helps bring about the downfall of the evil Orwellian government, the Omega.
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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.A nomad mercenary on a high-tech motorcycle helps bring about the downfall of the evil Orwellian government, the Omega.

  • Director
    • David Worth
  • Writer
    • David Worth
  • Stars
    • Robert Ginty
    • Persis Khambatta
    • Donald Pleasence
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    2.7/10
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    • Director
      • David Worth
    • Writer
      • David Worth
    • Stars
      • Robert Ginty
      • Persis Khambatta
      • Donald Pleasence
    • 46User reviews
    • 33Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Robert Ginty
    Robert Ginty
    • The Rider
    Persis Khambatta
    Persis Khambatta
    • Nastasia McWayne
    Donald Pleasence
    Donald Pleasence
    • Prossor
    Fred Williamson
    Fred Williamson
    • New Way Captain
    Harrison Muller Sr.
    • Prof. McWayne
    • (as Harrison Muller)
    Philip Dallas
    • Elder Leader
    Laura Nucci
    Laura Nucci
    • Elder
    Vinicio Ricchi
    • Elder
    • (as Vinicio Recchi)
    Geretta Geretta
    • Amazon
    • (as Janna Ryan)
    Consuelo Marcaccini
    • Amazon
    Daniel Stephen
    Daniel Stephen
    • Martial Artist
    • (as Dan Stephen)
    Stefano Mior
    • Martial Artist
    Scott Coffey
    Scott Coffey
    • Big Spray
    Goffredo Marcaccini
    • Geek
    Urs Althaus
    Urs Althaus
    • Mercenary
    Lucien Bruchon
    • Mercenary
    Harrison Muller
    • Mercenary
    • (as Harrison Muller Jr.)
    Nguyen Huu Phu
    • Mercenary
    • Director
      • David Worth
    • Writer
      • David Worth
    • All cast & crew
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    2DarthBill

    "This fall on NBC: black Nazis, white Ninjas and the Beige Berets."

    A hilariously bad rip off of Mad Max - dubbed "Sad Max" by Joel Hodgson on MST3K - about a jag-off loner, played by Robert "Paper Chase Guy" Ginty, who gets caught up in a plot by the Outsiders and their Elders to overthrow an evil government tyrant played by Donald Pleasance, who must have needed the money real bad, chosen because he is "pure in spirit" despite being a total prick with very little in the way of honor, courage, nobility, etc, yet somehow able to fly helicopters and shoot straight. In order to save the day, Paper Chase Guy has to recruit a rag tag group of idiots including geeks/Renegade Burger King Window Guys, a few soldiers, a black Nazi, white Ninjas, Amazons, truckers, a dwarf lumber-jack and "the Beige Berets". The late great Star Trek chick Persis Khmbata shows up as eye candy, also presumably because she must have needed the money really bad, and Fred Williamson plays a guy who starts out with the heroes but then turns out to be a villain. Lots of car crashes, people getting beaten up, run over, shot, blown to bits, etc.

    More hilarious ineptitude than you can shake a stick at, this was one of the best Mystery Science Theatre 3000 rift fests ever. It should be viewed no other way.
    4mikecanmaybee

    Thos Italians Blowd It UP Real Good.

    Director David Worth brings us a tried and true post apocalyptic formula film and he comes up with a winner. Our reluctant very low key hero The Rider (Robert Ginty) is compelled into helping rescue the Professor by the Professor's daughter the lovely (Natasia) Persis Khambatta. The Rider rescues the Professor but unfortunately leaves Natasia behind, oh well. The Professor then brings the chosen one along, his rescuer The Rider, to recruit a bunch of nomads who spend their days fighting each other in a circle. The Rider, as the chosen one, must defeat all of the sweaty nomads so they will be compelled to follow their new leader the Professor. I typically find myself fast forwarding through many fight scenes but not this one with girls fighting guys and guys fighting blackbelts, and throw a skinny 12 year old boy who is all heart for the fight, and the requisite little person, wow, you have a highly entertaining fighting sequences reminiscent of a great western bar room brawl. The Professor and the Rider then lead the nomads back to rescue Natasia and overthrow the evil (Prosor), played by the always dependable Donald Pleasence, who rules over a THX 1138 type kingdom.

    That's pretty much the simplified plot, but with an Italian flair, The Rider's A. I. motorcycle, great chase and fight scenes combined with a number of explosions that Hal Needham would have been proud of this one really works and may be the best 1980's Italian post apocalypse films which I am sure you will agree is high praise indeed. Don't miss it.
    2editguy

    Bad Mothers! Bad Mothers!

    Elegantly, wonderfully, deliciously bad. The only way to truly appreciate this cinematic train wreck is to watch the MST3K version (less than a minute into the opening credits, Tom Servo asks, "Is it too late to kill myself?") Robert Ginty mumbles and grumbles his "dialog", Donald Pleasance reprises his many roles as the androgenous bad-ass, and a supporting cast of extras resembling Jimmy Carter, Saddam, Bluto, and Mimi keep things moving. One of the many films that makes an inexact science of ballistics -- no one with a gun can manage to even nick another character with a shot, even at point-blank range. Worth seeing, if only to watch in sadistic delight as "Megaweapon" runs over Einstein, the squeaky-voiced, talking motorcycle.
    Chuckles-12

    What fun!

    It is physically impossible to comprehend the joy I felt in my heart watching MegaWeapon crush that annoying talking motorcycle!

    The main character sucked. Everyone but donald Pleasance also sucked. Still, it was worth more than a few laughs.
    hstaruk3

    Mad Max? *Sad* Max!

    Somebody please explain this movie to me. What exactly was the plot again? What was "the Warrior" saying during the whole thing? What was that battle royal all about? If "the Warrior had just waited four seconds to pick up Persis Khambatta in the helicopter, would there have been a point in finishing the movie? Where did they find a black Nazi? What was the point of Megaweapon, which really seemed pretty weak (Oooh! A flamethrower!)?

    Save yourself. Run from this movie and don't look back. The only way to survive this horror is the MST3K version, but it still hurts.

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    • Trivia
      Fred 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.
    • Goofs
      The police officer's car spells 'perimeter' as 'parimeter' in the opening scene.
    • Quotes

      Motorcycle: Very bad mothers! Very bad mothers! Very bad mothers!

    • Crazy credits
      This can be seen at the close of the cast list as the end credits roll: Einstein its' self.
    • Connections
      Featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Warrior of the Lost World (1993)
    • Soundtracks
      Let Me in Your Life
      By Mike Fraser, Douglas Meakin and Daniele Patucchi

      Performed by Chrystina Myers (as Chrys Worth)

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    • Release date
      • September 1985 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • Italy
    • Languages
      • Italian
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Los Guerreros del Mundo Perdido
    • Filming locations
      • Nuovo Corviale, Rome, Italy(location)
    • Production companies
      • A.D.I. Inc.
      • Continental Motion Pictures
      • Royal Film (II)
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    • Budget
      • $500,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 32m(92 min)
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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