Anatar

This is undoubtedly one of the films of all time. It was moviel-like in its presentation and executed as such. The premise of the film was filmed in a film-like way and despite its limited budget and time constraints they displayed its movieness well. The film entails a duck princess baddie that goes to not-pandora and falls in love with a milque-toast Italian man. The movies bad guy can only be described as Duck Vader and is evil enough to make anybody's colaca clench in fear. I would have rated it higher but alas the messicans did not wear sombreros and there was too few actual ducks in the film.

What if Avatar, Star Wars and Duck Tales had a rabid child on the banks of the Tiber River? You would get Anatar, a cinematic tour de force and modern classic.

A crew of duck aliens who have destroyed their planet (a warning to earthlings watching) happen upon a planet filled with apples - a fruit which they desire for its value upon the Space Black Market.

What no one could have anticipated is that the beautiful Princess Avia would descend to this lowly planet and fall in love with one of its inhabitants, Germano. One of cinema's classic love stories follows their meeting, though she speaks only in quacks and he has no discernible character traits.

This movie is a fun time. Do yourself a favour and watch it. Quack. Quack. Quack. Quack.