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Galaxy Express 999 - The Movie

Titolo originale: Ginga tetsudô Three-Nine
  • 1979
  • T
  • 2h 9min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,4/10
2536
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Masako Ikeda in Galaxy Express 999 - The Movie (1979)
Animazione disegnata a manoAnimeShonenSpazio e fantascienzaAnimazioneAvventuraAzioneDrammaFantascienzaFantasia

Le avventure di un giovane ragazzo coraggioso che viaggia da un pianeta all'altro in una per vendicare la morte di sua madre.Le avventure di un giovane ragazzo coraggioso che viaggia da un pianeta all'altro in una per vendicare la morte di sua madre.Le avventure di un giovane ragazzo coraggioso che viaggia da un pianeta all'altro in una per vendicare la morte di sua madre.

  • Regia
    • Rintarô
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Leiji Matsumoto
    • Kon Ichikawa
    • Fumio Ishimori
  • Star
    • Masako Nozawa
    • Masako Ikeda
    • Yôko Asagami
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,4/10
    2536
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Rintarô
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Leiji Matsumoto
      • Kon Ichikawa
      • Fumio Ishimori
    • Star
      • Masako Nozawa
      • Masako Ikeda
      • Yôko Asagami
    • 23Recensioni degli utenti
    • 18Recensioni della critica
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    Masako Nozawa
    Masako Nozawa
    • Tetsurô Hoshino
    • (voce)
    Masako Ikeda
    • Maetel
    • (voce)
    Yôko Asagami
    Yôko Asagami
    • Claire
    • (voce)
    Miyoko Asô
    • Tochirô's Mother
    • (voce)
    Toshiko Fujita
    Toshiko Fujita
    • Shadow
    • (voce)
    Banjô Ginga
    • Captain of the Guard
    • (voce)
    • (as Takashi Tanaka)
    Yasuo Hisamatsu
    • Antares
    • (voce)
    Makio Inoue
    Makio Inoue
    • Captain Harlock
    • (voce)
    Tatsuya Jô
    • Narrator
    • (voce)
    Ryôko Kinomiya
    • Queen Promethium
    • (voce)
    Kaneta Kimotsuki
    • Conductor
    • (voce)
    Gorô Naya
    Gorô Naya
    • Doctor Ban
    • (voce)
    Noriko Ohara
    Noriko Ohara
    • Ryûzu
    • (voce)
    • …
    Ryûji Saikachi
    • Bartender
    • (voce)
    Hidekatsu Shibata
    • Kikai Hakushaku (Count Mecha)
    • (voce)
    Reiko Tajima
    Reiko Tajima
    • Queen Emeraldas
    • (voce)
    Kei Tomiyama
    • Tochirô Ôyama
    • (voce)
    Kôji Totani
    Kôji Totani
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        • Rintarô
      • Sceneggiatura
        • Leiji Matsumoto
        • Kon Ichikawa
        • Fumio Ishimori
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      AlanMusician

      Will put you under its spell

      This movie can be criticized as not having the hipness or technical quality of anime films today, but it is the depth of the story and passion of the art that make it such a classic. I'm not a big anime fan, and this is the only anime film I've seen that I would want to watch more than once.

      The story is a wonderful and surrealistic coming-of-age type allegory. Despite elements common to science fiction (man vs. machine, hero setting out to avenge his parent's death), it stays free of cliche and retains an air of realism, or true surrealism. Almost all of the characters are more memorable and unique than most main characters in other anime films.

      One of the unique things about this film is the way it conveys emotion so powerfully. I can't really define what gives it this quality, but it is extremely moving, like a good symphony or vast impressionistic landscape. The only other films I can think of (at the moment anyways) that have this quality would be the Godfather films.

      In conclusion, anyone who appreciates what science fiction is about should see this film. It's a rare treat.
      wavelength121

      Magical

      I was at my sister's apartment one night when I was around 14, and you know how it is when there is nothing on TV but you are bored so you keep flipping around, well this movie came on around 10 o'clock and I started watching it and although I wasn't able to follow what was going on exactly, I just could not turn it off. This movie was my first taste of Anime and it seems good Anime does that too you. I was deeply moved by Galaxy Express, to the point that I almost started crying towards the end. Quite a magical, imaginative movie. But yes, very very strange. I stayed up until two in the morning to see how it turned out.
      zadkiel57

      classic

      this movie is a classic of the genre. deals with innocense lost, the idolization of parental figures, the journey myth. everyone in the movie, even the secondary characters, has an agenda and a complexity lacking most american live-action movies, let alone the animated ones.

      one of the best things about this movie is its use of iconographic imagery, the trains, the pirate ships. in the future where bodies can be replaced by machines without trouble, why not have trains and pirate ships. their allagoric status is made more powerful by their total out-of-place-edness within an outer space environment.

      what's more, their importance to the characters becomes clear. in a world where the loss of body can lead to the callousness displayed by the "evil" characters, and their eventual loss of inner humanity, icons of what it means to be human become that much more important. each character in this movie is ultimately looking for that which makes them who they are. the landmarks of their collective pasts as the human race are important.

      the best anime, in my humble opinion, is that which asks those questions because it is in the peculiar position of being able to explore it in fantastic ways. GE999 works well along those lines.

      *drops $.02 in jar*
      billys

      Classic old-school anime from Leiji Matsumoto

      Fans of Matsumoto probably know him best from either his original mangas, or the mostly made-for-TV adaptations like "Space Battleship Yamato/Star Blazers" and "Captain Harlock." The man definitely had his own little enterprise there, with his own vision and style; for a while in the '70s he was arguable THE star creator of anime & manga (like Osama Tezuka before him, and Hayao Miyazaki after). I've never seen his stories in their original episodic TV form, just the impressive and emotional but maddeningly fragmented movie version of "Yamato" (edited down from an entire TV series into roughly two-odd hours). There is no such problem with "Galaxy Express 999," a feature film from 1979.

      Besides a cohesive storyline--involving scrappy young Tetsuro Hoshino taking a trip on the eponymous spacegoing locomotive along with enigmatic lady-in black Maetel, and kicking some major mechanical butt along the way for his dead mother--the movie has all the trademarks of Matsumoto at his best: wonderfully slinky old-school character designs, fanciful details and settings, a stylized, distinctly "vintage-futuristic" flavor (rather than the grungy postmodern cyberpunk variety made popular by "Blade Runner" and, in anime, "Bubblegum Crisis"); Matsumoto's obsession with vintage terrestrial vehicles streaking through space (the 999 is an old-fashioned steam locomotive-turned-spaceship, the Yamato is a resurrected WWII Japanese battleship-turned spaceship...one wonders if Leiji ever considered a "Galactic Land-Yacht Edsel"); even Leijiverse regulars Captain Harlock, one of the coolest anime characters ever, and Queen Emeralda figure into the story. A scene where the good Captain forces a belligerent android to down a bottle of rust-inducing milk is a classic--I can hear Japanese movie audiences cheering.

      Above everything else, "Galaxy Express 999" offers a kind of poetry in the imagery and the story, and an enormous reserve of humanity and unadulterated drama, that touches on very deeply embedded emotional buttons. Like the Yamato movies, I find myself feeling close to tears in several places. This is no empty thrill-ride anime where the mecha are the stars, but a bona-fide sci-fi drama featuring effectively "real people" with real concerns and intense feelings that radiate directly out to you--what the best anime are all about. See this one, definitely. The style (including that endearing '70s-rock end theme) may strike some younger otaku as quaint or even hard to deal with, but those who stay on the Galaxy Express 999 to the end of the line will be glad they did, experiencing a true anime classic, from a master of the genre, that has survived the test of time.
      8siderite

      Beautiful, but naively abstract

      The animation isn't great, but it does have a certain charm. The design of the new world which is based on a very old one is striking. The story is intriguing, as it stars a little boy on a quest to avenge the death of his mother. During his journey he acts like a snotty little brat, but in the process helps a lot of people and they in turn help him.

      The film is very long at over two hours and after half of it is gone, it seems as if the story is going to end soon, but it doesn't, it unfolds into different layers. However it remains fundamentally simplistic, abstracted in a way that it seems at the same time both naive and deep.

      Common themes can be found in the plot, like the child avenging his mother, innocent love, machines that dehumanize, humans that do everything for their souls and so on, but each substory shows a different aspect of humanity so that in their simplicity, they all gather together to form a deeper meaning.

      Bottom line: I don't regret seeing it. It is certainly a beauty for its time and it has an interesting story. I even recommend watching it.

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        Janyse Jaud's debut and her voice is many TV series and films.
      • Blooper
        The length of the Galaxy Express 999 is inconsistent. A car count reveals that the number of cars varies from shot to shot.
      • Versioni alternative
        Around 35 minutes was cut from the original for the New World Pictures's Roger Corman's release.
      • Connessioni
        Edited into Uchu kaijû Gamera (1980)

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      • Data di uscita
        • 4 agosto 1979 (Giappone)
      • Paese di origine
        • Giappone
      • Lingua
        • Giapponese
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        • Galaxy Express 999: The Signature Edition
      • Aziende produttrici
        • New World Pictures
        • Nova Media
        • Ocean Group
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      • Tempo di esecuzione
        • 2h 9min(129 min)
      • Colore
        • Color
      • Proporzioni
        • 1.33 : 1(original ratio)

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