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Il pianeta ribelle

Titolo originale: The Shape of Things to Come
  • 1979
  • PG
  • 1h 38min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
3,2/10
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Il pianeta ribelle (1979)
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Uno scienziato pazzo trama per annientare le colonie lunari con robot e navi, sfidato da tre coraggiosi e dal loro assistente robot.Uno scienziato pazzo trama per annientare le colonie lunari con robot e navi, sfidato da tre coraggiosi e dal loro assistente robot.Uno scienziato pazzo trama per annientare le colonie lunari con robot e navi, sfidato da tre coraggiosi e dal loro assistente robot.

  • Regia
    • George McCowan
  • Sceneggiatura
    • H.G. Wells
    • Martin Lager
  • Star
    • Jack Palance
    • Carol Lynley
    • Barry Morse
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    3,2/10
    1501
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    • Regia
      • George McCowan
    • Sceneggiatura
      • H.G. Wells
      • Martin Lager
    • Star
      • Jack Palance
      • Carol Lynley
      • Barry Morse
    • 40Recensioni degli utenti
    • 52Recensioni della critica
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    Interpreti principali25

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    Jack Palance
    Jack Palance
    • Omus
    Carol Lynley
    Carol Lynley
    • Niki
    Barry Morse
    Barry Morse
    • Dr. John Caball
    John Ireland
    John Ireland
    • Senator Smedley
    Nicholas Campbell
    Nicholas Campbell
    • Jason Caball
    Anne-Marie Martin
    Anne-Marie Martin
    • Kim Smedley
    • (as Eddie Benton)
    Greg Swanson
    • Sparks
    • (voce)
    Mark Parr
    • Sparks
    William Hutt
    • Lomax
    • (voce)
    Ardon Bess
    • Merrick
    Lynda Mason Green
    • Lunar Technician
    • (as Lynn Green)
    Albert Humphries
    • Robot Technician
    Bill Lake
    Bill Lake
    • Spacesuited Man
    Michael Klingbell
    • Robot
    Jonathan Hartman
    Jonathan Hartman
    • Robot
    Wili Liberman
    • Robot
    Rob McEwan
    • Robot
    Angelo Pedari
    • Robot
    • Regia
      • George McCowan
    • Sceneggiatura
      • H.G. Wells
      • Martin Lager
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    StuOz

    For Space 1999 Fans Not H.G. Wells Fans

    A sci-fic movie that is both loved and hated by the public.

    Okay, if you go into this expecting something that even comes close to the magic of Things To Come (1936) - you will hate it! This is basically a mix of two 70s TV shows titled Space 1999 and Doctor Who. In fact, the production values very much look like a TV show rather than a movie.

    This is the sort of movie you might wish to return to with repeat viewings as the whole cast (main cast, support cast) have great appeal. There is even a moment where a robot takes a weird liking to a cute female cast member - enough said. I think there is a Luke Skywalker-type young guy here? Jack Palance and Barry Morse are outstanding as always.

    The story has several holes in it (as did Space 1999) but the name of the game is to just have fun and don't think about the lack of logic in the thing.

    Like many here, I have a huge respect for the Things to Come (1936) movie but if you totally forget that film, and view "Shape" as something totally different (despite the title), you might just like it.
    FilmWatcher

    Hilariously awful space dreck

    What's most striking about this hilariously awful film is that someone actually thought that it was worth putting up money to make it. Two years after Star Wars and Close Encounters, someone actually felt that terrible dialogue and direction foisted upon decent actors like Jack Palance and Barry Morse, special effects out of a high school film class, a cheesily overwrought synthesizer score, and clunky 50's toy-robot villains would make for a worthwhile movie.

    I recently saw it with the benefit of fast forward (as another commenter said, the only way to watch this film) and have to wonder if it's really a parody. Everything about it is so stereotypically and perfectly awful, one wonders if the director was pulling a stunt like Princeton physicist Alan Sokal's hoax "postmodern physics" article in a doofy po-mo "science" journal.

    But Carol Lynley looks great, as does the Canadian National Exhibition complex in Toronto lit from behind.
    tmsindc-2

    What The?!

    Absolutely Awful! This movie has nothing in common with the 1936 classic movie with a similar title. I wonder what the "pitch" was like, "Let's remake one of the most important early science fiction movies written by of the great early science fiction writers.....but we are going to change everything but the title." Think of it as "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" remade and set in metropolitan Chicago about a young advertising executive, his hectic life, and a loveable dog named "Nemo"
    4Tweetienator

    Trash to Come

    The Shape of Things to Come is for sure a bad movie, with mostly bad acting, low budget and so on. But if you got strong nerves (hardened by watching a lot of trash movies and shows) you will find short moments of entertainment and fun. Only recommended for those chosen ones who want to watch every sci-fi movie on this planet before entering the next level of existence and who want to test the strength of their nerves.
    1zillabob

    Things that Came and Went...Space:1979

    Makes a great double feature of bad films paired with Space Mutiny(1988)or Starship Invasions(1977). I remember there being some hype for this film in Starlog and other genre mags of the time, and that Barry Morse was headlining it(along with Jack Palance and Carol Lynley) and that Sylvia Anderson(Space:1999, UFO) was producing it and involved in aspects of the design. Well, Anderson walked early on, signing herself off it, but not after signing on Barry Morse from her Space:1999 haunts, to star in this. The film was to be made in Canada and, to feature some "top line" visual effects and miniatures by Brick Price.It's ghastly from the get-go. A disco-inspired theme song opening the show(this was 1979) and we go to a moon base which just happens to be a futuristic(then)office building outside of Toronto and we're told in that casual, expository way, that the "earth-like" conditions outside the windows, complete with clouds and trees, are all inside a dome with a "sunsphere" providing a familiar view for the people inside. How convenient. Barry Morse puts on an American accent for this, not his familiar grandfatherly British accent. Jack Palance plays "Omus" an evil kind of guy(he played the same kind of "evil guy" in an episode of Buck Rogers about the same time) who has these walking-garbage can robots who look totally ridiculous and awkward. He also laughs, for no apparent reason only that he's amazed himself, which isn't hard. All of the costumes of the young people look like they just roller boogied to the moon. The same corridor is used again and again for "chase" scenes-they just change directions. The miniatures are pretty bad-fighters that have model parts of the "K-7 Space Station" on the front end. The FX work is largely some glitzy animation that's passable at first, but just gets more annoying. Landing on another planet, it looks just like some empty lot or tract of land in Canada. Supposedly this was to be a much more ambitious production, with Mike Trim having done some production drawings and miniatures made in England-that all went when Sylvia Anderson walked off it. In fact, that's what Morse was led to believe when he signed on. (I read where he said he was taken aback at the cheapness of everything, but honored his professional commitment and did his job and finished it, as he agreed to do.) Harry Allan Towers (no slouch at cheap films)came in and the quality was replaced by the thrift of just getting the film done. I admit I was pretty shocked it was so low-budget. I'd accepted that it was a Canadian film, for the time, and figured it would be lower end, but this took the cake.

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      Despite being credited as such, the film has nothing to do with the HG Wells novel other than the names of a couple of characters.
    • Blooper
      Near the end when the base is collapsing around Omus, what appears to be a girder of some sort hits him on the head; judging by his reaction, it wasn't supposed to happen.
    • Citazioni

      Dr. John Caball: You spoke to us of a new technology, of peace, not war.

      Omus: Don't you understand? Once you accept me as ruler, there will be no acts of aggression, only peace. Under my rule, the people will want for nothing.

      Dr. John Caball: Except, freedom! Well, the Moon Colony will never accept a dictator. That's one thing we've learned at least from the history of the planet Earth.

      Omus: You insult me, Doctor.

      Omus: You are the one who inspired me, taught me to place science above all else.

      Dr. John Caball: But not above humanity! If I didn't teach you that, then I failed you miserably. Omus, give up; give up this insane plan of yours.

      Omus: But I am Omus! Emperor of Delta Three! I don't want to hear any more. I don't think I even know you; you're some sentimental old fool who doesn't understand anything. I, I am the world of the future, you're back in some dark past. People are no longer necessary. Even I someday may no longer be necessary. And you, poor Dr. Caball are certainly no longer necessary.

      Dr. John Caball: Omus, you're a sick man. Let me help you.

      Omus: No, Doctor. Let me help you. Let me give you your last lesson on the power of science.

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      [Prologue] The time is the tomorrow after tomorrow. Earth has been polluted and devastated by the great robot wars and is all but deserted. Man has moved onto the moon, colonised its surface and erected vast cities in what was once wasteland. Ranging further out into deep space he has embarked on an even greater era of adventure and discovery. But the survival of mankind is dependent on a continuing supply of the miracle drug RADIC-Q-2.....And RADIC-Q-2 is produced only on the distant planet DELTA THREE.
    • Connessioni
      Edited into The Shape of Things to Come (2020)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 4 maggio 1979 (Canada)
    • Paese di origine
      • Canada
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
    • Celebre anche come
      • H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Ontario Place, Toronto, Ontario, Canada(New Washington)
    • Aziende produttrici
      • SOTTC Film Productions Ltd.
      • CFI Investments
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      • 3.200.000 CA$ (previsto)
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    • Tempo di esecuzione
      • 1h 38min(98 min)
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    • Proporzioni
      • 1.85 : 1

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