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Befehl aus dem Dunkel

Originaltitel: Kaijû daisensô
  • 1965
  • 12
  • 1 Std. 21 Min.
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Befehl aus dem Dunkel (1965)
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Alien-InvasionDinosaurier-AbenteuerKaijuWeltraum-Science-FictionAbenteuerActionScience-Fiction

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAstronauts encounter the Xiliens, who ask Earth to help save them from "Monster Zero", but when one of the astronauts romances a mysterious woman, he discovers the aliens' true intentions.Astronauts encounter the Xiliens, who ask Earth to help save them from "Monster Zero", but when one of the astronauts romances a mysterious woman, he discovers the aliens' true intentions.Astronauts encounter the Xiliens, who ask Earth to help save them from "Monster Zero", but when one of the astronauts romances a mysterious woman, he discovers the aliens' true intentions.

  • Regie
    • Ishirô Honda
  • Drehbuch
    • Shin'ichi Sekizawa
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Nick Adams
    • Akira Takarada
    • Jun Tazaki
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    6,2/10
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    • Regie
      • Ishirô Honda
    • Drehbuch
      • Shin'ichi Sekizawa
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Nick Adams
      • Akira Takarada
      • Jun Tazaki
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    Nick Adams
    Nick Adams
    • Astronaut Glenn Amer
    • (as Nikku Adamusu)
    Akira Takarada
    Akira Takarada
    • Astronaut K. Fuji
    Jun Tazaki
    Jun Tazaki
    • Dr. Sakurai
    Akira Kubo
    Akira Kubo
    • Tetsuo Teri
    Kumi Mizuno
    Kumi Mizuno
    • Miss Namikawa
    Keiko Sawai
    Keiko Sawai
    • Haruno Fuji
    Yoshio Tsuchiya
    Yoshio Tsuchiya
    • Controller of Planet X
    Takamaru Sasaki
    • Chairman of Earth Committee
    Gen Shimizu
    Gen Shimizu
    • Minister of Defense
    Kenzô Tabu
    Kenzô Tabu
    • Commander from Planet X
    Yoshifumi Tajima
    Yoshifumi Tajima
    • General
    Nadao Kirino
    • Military Aide
    Kôji Uno
    • Namikawa's Associate
    Tôru Ibuki
    • Xian
    Kazuo Suzuki
    Kazuo Suzuki
    • Xian
    Fuyuki Murakami
    • Councilman
    Noriko Sengoku
    Noriko Sengoku
    • Female Delegate
    Someshô Matsumoto
    Someshô Matsumoto
    • Buddhist Priest
    • Regie
      • Ishirô Honda
    • Drehbuch
      • Shin'ichi Sekizawa
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    Sargebri

    A Blast From My Childhood

    This film was the first Godzilla film that I really remember seeing from beginning to end. I was so taken by it that I forgot to go to the bathroom (I was only five at the time). This film helped to cultivate my love for the kaiju eiga genre. Even though many people have put this film down as being one of the weakest in the Godzilla series, it will always hold a special place in my heart.
    8stevenfallonnyc

    Underrated Godzilla film

    I always thought "Monster Zero" (along with the one after, "Godzilla vs. The Sea Monster") was a bit underrated in the Godzilla film list. King Ghidrah makes his second appearance, and it is a lot more fun and interesting than his first ("Ghidrah The Three Headed Monster" from 1964).

    This definitely isn't the fastest moving Godzilla film, but there are a lot of cool things to look at as the plot goes along slow at times. And the alien invasion/takeover plot is pretty decent if not overly original. The aliens look pretty cool and their hardware is 60's sci-fi retro, you gotta love it.

    Nick Adams is pretty decent enough and gives the film a certain flair. It's a shame he had to leave us so soon, as it would have been a blast to have him return in a future Godzilla film.

    The special effects are totally mid-60's Godzilla, with all the obvious miniatures being stomped on by the guys in the monster suits. There's one great shot where a doll of an astronaut gets lowered onto Planet X via an open elevator outside the spaceship, and as the doll is lowered to the ground in one lengthy camera shot, you can't help but laugh a little realizing that there was no attempt whatsoever to make that shot look real, or to hide the fact it's so fake with quick silly editing. But that's part of the charm of the early Godzilla films.

    I always thought it was odd when, on Planet X underground, as the leader shows the astronauts the screen showing Ghidrah wildly attacking on the surface, that Ghidrah is in essence attacking nothing but rocks and dirt because that's all there is on the planet's surface. And also how Ghidrah flies past that huge painting of a planet in the distance a few times.

    Godzilla and Rodan eventually save the Earth and that's what it's all about in a 1965 Godzilla film. Godzilla by this time was definitely all hero protecting his home planet. It's such a shame that unless a movie looks like a silly music video, so many kids won't watch it. Hopefully a lot of parents are introducing their kids to these old Godzilla films via DVD and video, because they sure aren't on TV much anymore.
    8hitchcockthelegend

    We need from you Monster Zero 1 and Monster Zero 2, Godzilla and Rodan.

    It's one of those Godzilla movies where you fully understand why some fans of the "Zilla" series positively dislike it. The big atomic lizard is only a bit part player here, and when push comes to shove the monster mayhem is in short supply, which considering we also have Ghidorah and Rodan in the mix is for sure a bit of a waste. Yet this is one of the better sequels from Toho's original wave, it quite literally has all the ingredients that made "Zilla" and the off-shoots so iconic.

    We are in live action cartoon territory, a sci-fi story of bonkers proportions yet engrossing all the same. The joyous model work synonymous with the series remains intact, the cardboard sets being obliterated are still fun to watch, and the divisive sight of "Zilla" doing the "shay" dance is in here whether you like it or not. More fun, though, is watching "Zilla" boxing the three headed Ghidorah, now that is comedy gold, if only the moody lizard had gone southpaw a bit earlier then saving the world could have been achieved quicker.

    Great fun, could have been better from a monster point of view? Yes, definitely, but this be a nutty fruitcake production from Toho and amen to that. 8/10
    6jamesrupert2014

    The jig is up...

    Yes, this is the movie where Godzilla does his little dance of joy, completing his anthropomorphic change from mindless instrument of destruction to sentient hero. The sixth entry into the series also marks a shift from 'horror' to 'science fiction', as "Invasion of Astro-Monster" opens with some nonsensical 'space talk' while a rocketship carrying two astronauts (Glenn and Fuji; Nick Adams and Akira Takarada respectively) travel to a newly discovered moon of Jupitar (christened 'Planet X'), only to find it populated by 'Xians' and besieged by Ghidorah. The Xians offer a cure for cancer in exchange for permission to 'borrow' Rodan and Godzilla, whom they plan to use to eliminate the Ghidorah threat, or so they claim. Suspicious events are occurring on Earth and the astronauts sense that there might be something malignant behind the Xians benign offer. In this film, the now sentient saurian is a full-fledged hero - recruited by the Xians to fight an evil monster and later defending the Earth itself. His original transgressions seems to have been forgiven or forgotten (Fuji, who feels sorry for leaving the Earth monsters on Planet X, comments that Godzilla and Rodan "cause troubles sometimes" - a considerable understatement, considering that, over the years, they have destroyed the cities of Fukuoka, Osaka and Tokyo, presumably at the costs of thousands of lives and billions of Yen). Notwithstanding Godzilla's infamous victory jig after his initial routing of Ghidorah, the film* is not played for laughs as much as was "King Kong vs. Godzilla" but remains a pretty juvenile outing, with a 'good guys vs. bad guys' plot, simplistic characters, an inconsistent (and at times nonsensical) storyline, a silly script, and lots of monster fights. The decline in the series' budget is apparent as most of the brawls are on the desolate Planet X or in unpopulated parts of Japan rather than in the complex (and expensive) city sets that were common in the earlier films and gave some sense of verisimilitude to the inherently unrealistic suit-mated monsters. There are some good parts - I like the spaceships, the alien 'airlift' of the monsters, the almost surreal scenes on Planet X with Jupitar looming in the sky, and as always, Ghidorah makes for an entertaining foe. Overall, very watchable by fans of the genre but pretty much what most non-fans would expect to see if invited to join in: another goofy Japanese monster movie. *This review refers to the subtitled Japanese version; however, as the film was an American-Japanese coproduction (hence American co-star Nick Adams), there is little difference between the subtitled and English dubbed versions.
    7murasakiotto

    Banzai, Nick Adams!

    The other day I found this movie at a nearby video shop by chance. Contrary to my anticipation, I found this movie quite fun. The movie I saw was in Japanese and Nick Adams' voice was dubbed, but his acting was pretty good, though he pulled up his pants a lot.

    This brought me good memories of Mr. Adams. As a kid about ten years old at that time, my father (who was the USA representative for Toho and manager of the Toho La Brea Theatre) and I went to the LA airport to see him off. He was going to Japan to take this movie. He was very friendly and relaxed, he was with his wife and his little boy, he looked very happy and energetic. I remember asking him, Mr. Adams, how are fight scenes taken in movies? He replied with a nice big smile and with a fighting gesture, we really fight and punch! Gasshou! meaning I join my palms together for Mr. Adams and for my late father.

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      Unlike other Americans who acted in Toho's science fiction films, such as Russ Tamblyn or Rhodes Reason, actor Nick Adams had no contempt for his work and expressed genuine interest in the hard work of the special effects staff and befriended much of the cast. The same year Adams would recount his positive experiences in an article for the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, "A Kind Word for Those Monster Movies".
    • Patzer
      In several shots, the track on which the military vehicles move, along with support beams holding them in place can clearly be seen. In some cases these supports hold the vehicles up so high that their tires don't touch the ground.
    • Zitate

      Controller of Planet X: [about the victory over King Ghidorah, while Godzilla is outside dancing] A happy moment.

    • Alternative Versionen
      In the Japanese version, the cure promised by the aliens is specifically for all forms of cancer. However, in the American version the cure is for all diseases not just cancer.
    • Verbindungen
      Edited from Rodan - Die fliegenden Monster von Osaka (1956)
    • Soundtracks
      Pieces for Harpsichord: Suite in E minor, Tambourin
      (uncredited)

      Written by Jean-Philippe Rameau

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 17. Februar 1967 (Westdeutschland)
    • Herkunftsländer
      • Japan
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      • Japanisch
      • Englisch
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      • Invasion of Astro-Monster
    • Drehorte
      • Lake Myojin, Kochi, Japan
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      • United Productions of America (UPA)
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