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Howard e il destino del mondo

Titolo originale: Howard the Duck
  • 1986
  • T
  • 1h 50min
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Howard e il destino del mondo (1986)
On this IMDbrief, we break down the totally tubular blockbusters releasing in the Summer of 1985!
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Un sarcastico papero umanoide viene trasportato dal suo pianeta sulla Terra. Qui dovrà fermare un'infernale invasione aliena con l'aiuto di uno scienziato nerd e di una cantante rock, carina... Leggi tuttoUn sarcastico papero umanoide viene trasportato dal suo pianeta sulla Terra. Qui dovrà fermare un'infernale invasione aliena con l'aiuto di uno scienziato nerd e di una cantante rock, carina e in difficoltà , che ha una cotta per lui.Un sarcastico papero umanoide viene trasportato dal suo pianeta sulla Terra. Qui dovrà fermare un'infernale invasione aliena con l'aiuto di uno scienziato nerd e di una cantante rock, carina e in difficoltà , che ha una cotta per lui.

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    • Willard Huyck
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    • Willard Huyck
    • Gloria Katz
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    • Lea Thompson
    • Jeffrey Jones
    • Tim Robbins
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      • Willard Huyck
    • Sceneggiatura
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      • Willard Huyck
      • Gloria Katz
    • Star
      • Lea Thompson
      • Jeffrey Jones
      • Tim Robbins
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    Lea Thompson
    Lea Thompson
    • Beverly Switzler
    Jeffrey Jones
    Jeffrey Jones
    • Dr. Walter Jenning
    Tim Robbins
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    • Phil Blumburtt
    Ed Gale
    Ed Gale
    • Howard T. Duck
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    • Howard T. Duck
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    Paul Guilfoyle
    Paul Guilfoyle
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    Liz Sagal
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    Dominique Davalos
    Dominique Davalos
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    Holly Robinson Peete
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    Tommy Swerdlow
    • Ginger Moss
    Richard Edson
    Richard Edson
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    Miles Chapin
    Miles Chapin
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    3La Gremlin

    A King among bad movies

    There are certain movies you cannot die happy without having seen them at least once. "Casablanca", "The Wizard of OZ", the "Star Wars" Trilogy...

    And, if you are a connoisseur of bad movies as I am, you must add to the above list the one, the only, "Howard the Duck".

    Now this is, hands down, one of the stupidest ducking (groan) movies ever made. On the other hand, if you have a soft spot for bad movies, it doesn't get much better than this. It is absolutely insane. And it isn't nearly as bad as "Theodore Rex"!
    7Smells_Like_Cheese

    Cheesy, lame, but still a lot of fun

    Howard the Duck is a film that I grew up with, I was only a 1 year old when it was released, but my mom and I would watch it together all the time. I think that's the reason why this movie is just special to me. But still I watch this movie and honestly it's not as bad as most people exaggerate it to be, granted it's not Citizen Kane, but it's still awesome to watch. I think people take the movie too seriously, first off look at the title, if you're expecting a duck to deliver an Oscar worth performance, get your head checked, second people make fun of the "flirting" between the duck and Lea Thompson, which was meant to be a joke, not real. Third, the ending, people make fun of it and it's being over the top, I personally found it to be so funny and still a ton of fun to watch, how could you not get a kick out of Jeffrey Jones' performance? He was awesome! If you wanna know what the movie is about, read on before you see the movie so you can get a good idea and judge for yourself.

    The film begins late at night in "Duckworld," which is a version of planet Earth, but with talking ducks living there in place of human beings. As Howard tries to relax, his armchair begins to vibrate violently, and Howard and the chair are promptly yanked through outer-space, all the way to Cleveland on planet Earth. After ending up in an oil drum, Howard hears a fight involving a woman and two thugs pretending to be her fans. Howard uses his skills of "Quack Fu" to defend her. Intimidated by a talking duck, the thugs scamper. The woman, Beverly, thanks Howard and, feeling sorry for him because he has no warm and dry place to sleep, invites him to her apartment. The next day, Beverly takes Howard to see Phil Blumburtt , who she believes is a scientist that can help Howard get back to Duckworld. It turns out Phil is actually a janitor at a museum and Howard, infuriated with Phil's charade. A few days later, Dr. Walter Jenning , and Larry who explain to Howard that they were doing a routine procedure at the lab, only for the experiment to go out of control, causing the laser to hit Howard's planet instead. Howard suggests he can be sent back to Duckworld if the laser can be put into reverse. He is taken to the Dynatechnics lab alongside Beverly, only to find out on arrival that the laser is seriously damaged due to another explosion. The explosion brings down a "Dark Overlord" who is not seen by the audience at the time, and takes over Jenning's body. Howard and Beverly see Dr. Jenning, but he is in the process of being taken over by the Dark Overlord. With Howard and Beverly both unaware of this, they escape in Jenning's car onto the freeway with him driving dangerously due to his worsening possession. They stop outside a diner just before he is fully taken over. Inside the Diner, the Overlord explains his attempts to call forth his fellow aliens from the Nexus of Sominus so that they may take over the world.

    Honestly, yeah the plot is a bit much to grasp, but cut the movie some slack, it's about a duck for goodness' sake! For me, it still makes me laugh and I have a ton of fun watching it. I loved seeing Tim Robbins and Howard trying to get to the factory to destroy Jeffrey Jones before he could take over the world, Tim was absolutely hilarious! Yes there are a few things about this movie that are over the top but I still think that this movie is just mindless entertainment. Hey how many movies do we have where a duck saves Planet Earth? Hmm, I guess this is the only one; but give the movie a fair chance, it's a cute one.

    7/10
    app354

    It's not that terrible! Really!

    "Howard the Duck" was a critical and commercial failure when it was first released in the summer of 1986. Since that time, the movie has become synonymous with one word: BOMB. However, while it is not a very good film, I feel "Howard the Duck" is not nearly as bad as many people seem to believe.

    How can you dislike a film about a midget duck from another planet who (with the help of Lea Thompson and her gigantic '80s hair) saves Earth from impending doom? Not only that, but the menace threatening Earth is the Dark Overlord of the Universe, an evil force that has invaded the body of Jeffery Jones! "Howard the Duck" is one of those movies that is enjoyable in a mindless way. It is by no means classic cinema, but if you are in the right frame of mind, it is very fun to watch.

    And don't miss the musical number at the end, when Howard and the cast do the "duck waddle"!
    b. koski

    Aren't B-Movies fun?

    Aren't B-Movies fun?

    Wait a second ... this isn't a B-Movie! George Lucas wouldn't sign his name to a low-budget piece of tripe, would he? Well, he did.

    If you're actually looking for a good piece of cinema, stop right here. However, if the words 'talking alien duck' cause bells to ring in your mind, read on.

    Yes, it's a B-Movie. It's a high budget, professionally made one, but it's as bad as most other B-Movies. But, it's also one of the funniest things I've seen in quite a while. Sure, it gets boring, but look at the concept: A TALKING ALIEN DUCK! What more can I say?

    So, if you have a twisted sense of humour and have already been drawn in by my one real summary (A TALKING ALIEN DUCK), then check this movie out. You'll enjoy it. But, if you're not a fan of bad eighties movies stick with Star Wars or Indiana Jones, movies that Lucas probably actually cared about.
    MetalGeek

    "They Call Him Howard The Duck...ain't no way to conceal it..."

    I was 16 years old when HOWARD THE DUCK made it to the screen in 1986, and I actually paid money to see it at my local theatre. (Judging from its famously-meager box office take, I was one of only a few dozen who did the same.) In the 20 years since, HOWARD has gone down in Hollywood history as one of the most expensive movie bombs EVER and it is generally looked down upon by "serious" film fans. I have to ask them: WHY? Howard the Duck KICKED ASS in 1986 and it still kicks ass today! It had everything: a talking duck for a hero, gigantic Dark Overlords from outer space, crashes, explosions, endless duck puns, remarkably decent special effects (most of which still hold up today), bad '80s synth-rock songs, and Lea Thompson at her most gorgeous in the role of Beverly Switzer, punk rocker and Duck-o-philiac. If it were not for this film I would not have developed my lifelong crush on Miss Thompson (which still persists to this day... if you watch her infamous tender love scene with Howard in which she's wearing only her underwear and you DON'T fall immediately in love with her, there's something seriously wrong with you!), nor would I say "Hey, there's Phil Blumburtt!" every time I see Tim Robbins in another movie. I'm sure the majority of the cast and crew involved with HOWARD would like to forget that the movie ever happened, but judging from the comments on this board, there are untold legions of bad-'80s-movie devotees out there like me who loved this movie then, still love it now, and are dying to own HOWARD THE DUCK on DVD. It absolutely astounds me, that with the amount of CRAP out there filling video store shelves, HOWARD has never achieved a DVD release. It's been 20 years, where's our 2-Disc 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, Mister Lucas? I'm still getting by with my taped copy of HOWARD that I recorded off of HBO back in the '80s, and it's about due for a replacement! Seriously folks, don't believe the hype. HOWARD THE DUCK is worth seeing, and it's nowhere near as bad as you've heard. Trust me. MetalGeek has never lied to you before.

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      According to reports at the time of the movie's release, George Lucas had just built the $50-million Skywalker Ranch complex, and was counting on this film to get him back in the black. When it bombed, he was forced to start selling off assets to stay afloat. His friend Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple Computer, offered to help by buying Lucasfilm's newly-launched CGI animation division for a price well above market value. Lucas, in dire straits and thankful for the assistance, agreed. That division eventually became Pixar Animation Studios.
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      [Together in bed, Beverly seducing Howard]

      Howard T. Duck: [flustered] I've got a headache...

      Beverly: And I've got the aspirin!

      Howard T. Duck: Be gentle.

    • Versioni alternative
      In the UK two cuts totalling 46 secs were made to secure a PG rating. One is of Lea Thompson pulling a condom out of Howard's wallet, the other is of the bad guy sticking his tongue in a car cigarette lighter socket to recharge himself. The scene with the condom was left intact on the film's television premiere on the BBC. Although the cuts were fully restored in 2008 for the 12-rated Metrodome release the same company reissued the film later in the year with a PG certificate, and this release lost 52 secs of cuts to photo shots in a sex magazine and a scene where Howard works in a sleazy sauna parlour.
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      Performed by Lea Thompson, Dominique Davalos, Liz Sagal, Holly Robinson Peete (as Holly Robinson)

      Produced by Thomas Dolby

      Written by Thomas Dolby and Allee Willis

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    • Data di uscita
      • 23 dicembre 1986 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
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      • Inglese
      • Francese
      • Spagnolo
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Petaluma, California, Stati Uniti(Petaluma River is used for almost all waterway scenes, with takeoff from Western Avenue)
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      • Universal Pictures
      • Lucasfilm
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      • 37.000.000 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 16.295.774 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 5.070.136 USD
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