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Space Battleship

Titre original : Space Battleship Yamato
  • 2010
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  • 2h 18min
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Hiroyuki Ikeuchi, Takuya Kimura, Naoto Ogata, Shin'ichi Tsutsumi, Toshirô Yanagiba, and Meisa Kuroki in Space Battleship (2010)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 2199, the crew of the space battleship Yamato embark on a dangerous journey to the planet Iskandar to acquire a device that will rejuvenate the war-ravaged Earth.In 2199, the crew of the space battleship Yamato embark on a dangerous journey to the planet Iskandar to acquire a device that will rejuvenate the war-ravaged Earth.In 2199, the crew of the space battleship Yamato embark on a dangerous journey to the planet Iskandar to acquire a device that will rejuvenate the war-ravaged Earth.

  • Réalisation
    • Takashi Yamazaki
  • Scénario
    • Leiji Matsumoto
    • Yoshinobu Nishizaki
    • Shimako Sato
  • Casting principal
    • Takuya Kimura
    • Meisa Kuroki
    • Toshirô Yanagiba
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    • Réalisation
      • Takashi Yamazaki
    • Scénario
      • Leiji Matsumoto
      • Yoshinobu Nishizaki
      • Shimako Sato
    • Casting principal
      • Takuya Kimura
      • Meisa Kuroki
      • Toshirô Yanagiba
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    • Récompenses
      • 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total

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    Takuya Kimura
    Takuya Kimura
    • Susumu Kodai
    Meisa Kuroki
    Meisa Kuroki
    • Yuki Mori
    Toshirô Yanagiba
    • Shiro Sanada
    Naoto Ogata
    • Daisuke Shima
    Hiroyuki Ikeuchi
    Hiroyuki Ikeuchi
    • Hajime Saito
    Shin'ichi Tsutsumi
    Shin'ichi Tsutsumi
    • Mamoru Kodai
    Maiko
    • Aihara
    Reiko Takashima
    • Doctor Sado
    Toshiyuki Nishida
    • Hikozaemon Tokugawa
    Toshihiro Yashiba
    • Yasuo Nanbu
    Kazuki Namioka
    • Saburo Kato
    Takumi Saitô
    Takumi Saitô
    • Akira Yamamoto
    Takahiro Miura
    Takahiro Miura
    • Furuya
    Kensuke Ohwada
    • Kenjiro Ota
    Kana Harada
    • Sasaki
    Junpei Uto
    • Isaoka
    Saaya Ishikawa
    • Shima's Wife
    Seiji Hino
    Seiji Hino
    • Akagi
    • Réalisation
      • Takashi Yamazaki
    • Scénario
      • Leiji Matsumoto
      • Yoshinobu Nishizaki
      • Shimako Sato
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    6empty-bin

    Can we leave Star Trek and Star Wars out of this...?

    While I'll grant you similarity in the setting of a space cruiser named after a famed WWII ship in space (USS Enterprise was a famous WWII air craft carrier, senkan Yamato was a famous WWII battleship), beyond that, nothing about Yamato has anything to do with Star Trek other than Matsumoto Reiji may have been inspired by it.

    That said, no further invocation of American media landmarks is necessary in discussing this title.

    The film was entertaining. I didn't look at the clock until the end. At times, the film was a bit melodramatic but all-in-all the movie was good.

    The special effects were very good. I've heard it said this was a low budget film. I can accept that assessment. But the story telling was decent and conveyed the starry-eyed intensity of the comic nicely!

    There were some downs but the only one I'd bother with was the romance between the main character and the ace pilot. It hit me like a pizza delivery scooter from outside my peripheral vision. Never saw it coming and didn't quite understand it.

    In the end, I enjoyed it and I'd recommend people familiar with the comic/anime series check it out.
    ebiros2

    Toho's new masterpiece

    This latest production of Reiji Matsumoto's classic series deserves high ratings for its production value especially considering its low budget of 12 million USD, which is less than a fifth of average Hollywood motion pictures.

    In the year 2199 earth is under attack by planet Gamiras and is hopelessly contaminated by radiation. One day they receive a transmission from planet Iskandar with a plan for warp engine and a wave cannon. In their last hope, people of Japan uses this information to transform battleship Yamato - a world war II relic that is now exposed out of a dried up sea bed into a spaceship. They set out to Iskandar which exists in the great Magellan nebula in hopes of finding an answer to earth's problem.

    I see touch of Babylon 5 and Battlestar Galactica in the overall looks and feel of the props, ships and the battle sequences, but it's certainly the very best special effects science fiction I've ever seen to come out of Japan. I'd say that Japanese sci-fi have finally come of age in this movie.

    The final sequence of this movie is very Japanese in my opinion, and might be over melodramatic for the international audience, but the movie was made for the Japanese viewers, so I don't have any problems there.

    Takuya Kimura has a habit of stretching out the ending of a word when calling out orders, and speaking dramatically which sounded odd at times, and the dead pan acting of Meisa Kuroki could have been more charming, but overall things were believable and didn't mess up the story.

    Beautifully done movie with real feeling of being out there in space, with unbelievable special effects considering its budget. This is certainly the best sci-fi movie to come out of Japan, and is Toho's new masterpiece.
    9viligeidiot

    A visual and nostalgic treat!

    I watched and loved the anime 'Starblazers' as a kid and now 30+ years on I find out they've made a live action version of the series that I knew absolutely nothing about! Well, I just HAD to watch it, not expecting anything great.... putting my hopes as high as a SciFy movie of the week or a campy Godzilla movie.

    Boy was I surprised! The movie does leap right into things without the background development of the main 'spaceship' or real character introductions, but to enjoy the movie, especially if you have any familiarity with the source cartoon, it really didn't hinder it that much. When the 'Yamamoto' took off and the special effects were introduced, I almost crapped my pants! It looked FANTASTIC!! Exactly like my 9 year old mind pictured as if it were brought to life!

    This movie is FAR from Shakespeare, but for an action space romp, popcorn munching entertainment vehicle... it sure impressed me silly... especially compared to the dreck coming out of Hollywood these days.

    If you have fond memories of 'Starblazers', this is a MUST SEE... even if you never saw the cartoon, I'd highly recommend this as a decent time waster.... you could do far worse!
    8dont_b_so_BBC

    Finally, a true "Space Battleship" movie... (i.e. more RTS than FPS)

    ... should have been made by the people who made this "live-action" Space Battleship Yamato (2010) movie-- which is based on the Classic (first major "space opera"-- after Star Trek, before Star Wars) animated TV series of the same name , and much closer in style and content to Star Trek The Original TV Series... since it doesn't devolve into the teen-angst or "slo-mo" action of recent Hollywood blockbusters.

    The source material is given many judicious "updates" which largely made sense to me from a story, if not production, stand-point: e.g. the talking robot "Analyzer" is now a "SIM" module which you can load into other devices and the aliens are now truly "alien" with technology and energy signatures which humans have difficulty detecting or understanding.... And the writing is smart enough to make light of the "old-schooled" stuff they keep-- like their costumes ("we're still wearing this?") and one-liners. In fact, there is so little "fan-service" or "sequel baiting" that non-fans probably won't realize that this is an adaptation of a 1970s TV animation series (using the ORIGINAL music)!

    P.S. To anyone who thinks that the characters' reactions to the movie's apocalyptic story is unrealistic (taking time to make decisions, say farewells, mourn/salute the dead)-- just look at how real Japanese people deal with their earthquakes and tsunamis.

    Owing to the fact that the Japanese "general movie audience" is not that much larger than the Japanese anime/manga audience, there is no faux issue of "re-imagining" the source material for a "new/larger" audience-- and the writers rise to the monumental task of "condensing" many epic, if episodic, story-arcs (which should have taken a trilogy, if not a series of 7/8 movies) into a single feature film... by focusing on the STORY! In fact, this movie is so tightly structured that the only really unexplained or implausible thing in it is probably all of the actors' great hair... and the secret lies in using sci-fi movie tropes (most of it actually originating from their source material), NOT explaining them-- since no amount of techno-babble will turn a plot device into reality.

    Which is where, I believe, this movie will divide audiences into fans and non-fans of the source material (or sci-fi/anime in general)-- a downside of all this emphasis on story is, of course, a relative lack of characterization.... Though thankfully, anime stereotypes have at least one more dimension than their Hollywood counterparts and the casting is mostly SPOT-ON (you who believe skinny anime characters with fluffy hair do not exist in Japan, repent!) And some inevitably heavy narration and exposition which might have been risible were thankfully short, focused and well-delivered-- with a touch of self-awareness (*eye-rolling*) by the characters themselves. And as expected, veteran actors deliver their lines and inhabit their characters without batting an eyelid, while younger cast members are less convincing with their histrionics.

    So while this might seem like a pretty generic space adventure to "general audiences"; it is and has always been intended as a treat for the fans. And this movie won me over for the simple fact that, after decades of Star Wars and Star Trek, it could still make me go "WOW..." every time an alien or a space-ship appeared, for all of 3/4 of a second-- because it's not what you have, it's how you use it!

    For this is low-budget movie-making by Hollywood standards, so there is absolutely no "pimping" of expensive special effects-- which means that the only time you get to see the aliens/space-ships is when they are actually doing something ESSENTIAL to the plot. And sci-fi fans might also note that they got the relative speeds of capital-ships (bigger = slower) vs fighter-ships, missile-fire, warp-effects (almost instantaneous by comparison) RIGHT-- so there is no such rubbish as waiting for "visual confirmation" (which is meaningless in the vastness of space) or capital-ships "dodging" long-range fire (which would hit almost as soon as they are "detected").

    All this means going back to the "bridge battles" of submarine/battleship warfare (this Yamato looks/works more like a submarine with a skeletal crew, than some cruise-boat or flying-city) which rely more on having good scripts/actors than special effects-- and people who don't think this can't be nerve-wrecking should see how they "set-up" the Yamato's SPLIT-SECOND "warp-maneouvers"!

    The budgetary limits really start showing up near the end of the movie-- but if the money is lacking, the heart is not: the relatively simple yet distinct special effects design (transforming "2-stage" fighter-ships!) is always a pleasure to behold, even when very tight (or wide) shots are used in order to avoid rendering very expensive details. It may be just a few frames of CGI, but the "impact" will leave you re-playing it in your mind...

    The real only disappointment for me, if any, would be how the human and environmental issues (Living with irradiated earth? Leaders making up "white lies"?) ever-present in the best of Japanese anime is left in the background-- as both the challenges and solutions presented in the story are essentially alien-related. I mean, I'm ashamed to admit to one of the more touching moments for me was when "Analyzer" finally took on its robot-form (hey, it had more lines than the "red shirts")....
    eljefemartin

    one of the best Sci-Fi movies lately

    12 Million Dollars to produce Yamato? Money well spent, I'd say!

    Even though it takes place in limited spaces what is there, looks good. Imagine making Yamato with a Transformers budget. That would give time to bring to life the lengthy battles from the original series. Especially the scene, fighting the subspacemarine would be interesting to see in a sequel.

    What I liked about the movie is that it has characters. Somewhat cheesy and over-dramatizing characters at times, but that's Anime for you. There are some actual hero's voyages here involving more than cutting a distance between point a and b. There is the personal story of every character that makes this movie connect on more than an action level, in its best moments.

    In its worst moments there are a lot of things I don't understand. Enemies there and then gone. A lot of stuff involving "why didn't they do it" scenarios on either the human or alien side. Plot vagueness might be a good way to call them without giving anything away.

    The overall picture is recommendable to any Sci-Fi fan. It feels like they crammed a lot into it and don't always succeed with it. As has been said, the ending is kind of a drag, but it's alright. If I were to chose between this and Transformers, Yamato would make the race due to better story development, more interesting characters and a higher entertainment factor. I guess the Japanese acting is a bit stiff at times, but there is this sense of serenity about it, which makes it yet believable and enjoyable to the end.

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      Analyzer, Dessler and Starsha are voiced by Ken'ichi Ogata, Masatô Ibu and Miyuki Ueda, who voiced these characters in Uchû senkan Yamato (1974).
    • Citations

      Juzo Okita: Attention, all remaining ships and battle groups. We will retreat. We no longer have a single ship that can prevail.

      Mamoru Kodai: Captain Okita, this is Yukikaze, Captain Mamoru Kodai! I cannot obey your command to withdraw! I could never show my face to the friends I've lost!

      Juzo Okita: Whether you agree with it or not, the withdrawal is my order, Kodai. We're all that's left to defend the Earth. A true man bears the humiliation of today for the sake of tomorrow.

      Mamoru Kodai: I don't think so! Even if it's hopeless, we can still take our enemies with us! Isn't that what a man does?

      Juzo Okita: Kodai! Hear my order: Withdraw!

      Mamoru Kodai: I'll fight while you withdraw, Captain Okita!

      Juzo Okita: Kodai, don't say such a stupid thing!

      Mamoru Kodai: Captain Okita... we're proud to have fought with you.

    • Versions alternatives
      Extended cut is about 138:36 min long
    • Connexions
      Featured in Starfilm (2017)
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      Lyrics, Composed and Performed by Steven Tyler

      Produced by Marti Frederiksen

      Courtesy of Columbia Records

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    • Date de sortie
      • 1 décembre 2010 (Japon)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Japon
    • Site officiel
      • Official site (Japan)
    • Langue
      • Japonais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Space Battleship : L'Ultime Espoir
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Hawaï, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Toho
      • Abe Shuji
      • Chubu-nippon Broadcasting Company (CBC)
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      • 12 000 000 $US (estimé)
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      • 49 827 298 $US
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      2 heures 18 minutes
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      • Dolby Digital
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      • 2.39:1

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