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A Era dos Robots

Título original: The Human Duplicators
  • 1964
  • 18
  • 1 h 40 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
3,3/10
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A Era dos Robots (1964)
An alien is dispatched from a faraway galaxy to take over the Earth by "duplicating" humans and creating a race of zombies resembling animated pottery in this low-budget sci-fi film.
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn alien is dispatched from a faraway galaxy to take over the Earth by duplicating humans and creating a race of zombies. But the alien's heart is softened by the persevering goodness of a b... Ler tudoAn alien is dispatched from a faraway galaxy to take over the Earth by duplicating humans and creating a race of zombies. But the alien's heart is softened by the persevering goodness of a beautiful blind woman.An alien is dispatched from a faraway galaxy to take over the Earth by duplicating humans and creating a race of zombies. But the alien's heart is softened by the persevering goodness of a beautiful blind woman.

  • Direção
    • Hugo Grimaldi
    • Arthur C. Pierce
  • Roteirista
    • Arthur C. Pierce
  • Artistas
    • George Nader
    • Barbara Nichols
    • George Macready
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    3,3/10
    962
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    • Direção
      • Hugo Grimaldi
      • Arthur C. Pierce
    • Roteirista
      • Arthur C. Pierce
    • Artistas
      • George Nader
      • Barbara Nichols
      • George Macready
    • 22Avaliações de usuários
    • 16Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    George Nader
    George Nader
    • Glenn Martin
    Barbara Nichols
    Barbara Nichols
    • Gale Wilson
    George Macready
    George Macready
    • Prof. Vaughn Dornheimer
    Dolores Faith
    Dolores Faith
    • Lisa Dornheimer
    Hugh Beaumont
    Hugh Beaumont
    • Austin Welles
    Richard Arlen
    Richard Arlen
    • Lt. Shaw - National Intelligence
    Richard Kiel
    Richard Kiel
    • Dr. Kolos
    John Indrisano
    John Indrisano
    • Thor
    Ted Durant
    • The Galaxy Being
    Tommy Leonetti
    Tommy Leonetti
    • White Reporter
    Mel Ruick
    • Dr. Munson
    • (as Melville Ruick)
    Walter Maslow
    • Main Gate Guard
    Larry Barton
    • Johnson
    Kim Satana
    • Dr. Lin Yung
    Lori Lyons
    • Miss Hart
    Benito Prezia
    • Main Gate Guard
    Margaret Teele
    Margaret Teele
    • Blonde Lab Assistant
    • (as Margot Teele)
    Alean 'Bambi' Hamilton
    • Brunette Lab Assistant
    • (as Aleane 'Bambi' Hamilton)
    • Direção
      • Hugo Grimaldi
      • Arthur C. Pierce
    • Roteirista
      • Arthur C. Pierce
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    6Mister-6

    Never duplicated, thank goodness....

    A movie where aliens try to take over the world. Been there, seen that....

    Wait, this one stars "Jaws" from the James Bond films, Beaver Cleaver's dad and some actress who name is actually credited as "Bambi".

    Unique pedigree, at least.

    Okay, here's the situation: "The Human Duplicators" is a film where an alien (Kiel) must destroy humanity and replace them with extremely fragile androids so his people may conquer Earth. If it were me, I would have just destroyed the world population outright but these guys look like they're waiting for some parts to come in.

    Naturally, it's up to stalwart citizens like Nader and Faith to save the day and the planet, with a hefty assist from Beaumont (I expected Barbara Billingsley to come around the corner any second and tell him, "Now just hang loose, blood...."). The whole thing is a product of the early to mid-'60s, sure enough, and is the perfect movie to watch if you want a good, wholesome night of derisive laughter at other peoples' expense.

    The movie ends on a semi-tragic note but you'll be crying already at the tragedy that you spent time out of your life to watch this mess. That is, if you go in expecting greatness.

    Five stars for good intentions, plus one star more for seeing Kiel without the metal teeth for once. Oh, the "Human"ity!
    4Aaron1375

    A movie that just cannot be duplicated!

    I saw this film as an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and it is a movie that had potential, but just executed in a rather lame manner. However, considering this film was done in 1965, they probably did as good as they could with a low budget. Richard Kiel also gets to actually be on screen and not be in a costume like he was in, "The Phantom Planet", which is funny seeing as how during one portion of the film they actually played music from, "The Phantom Planet"! Another problem with the film is that it does not seem to know what it is as it is kind of all over the place. The film plays out like a spy movie, a science fiction film and there is a dash of horror too! They try action sequences, a bit of romance and other genres pop up and the story just never seems to know what it wants to do.

    The story has an alien dude getting his final instructions from his superiors as they instruct him to take over the earth and that if he fails that he will be destroyed. His first task on the planet is to go to this scientist that lives in an isolated mansion complete with a dungeon, to get help in his plans. The next thing we see is a man going to what looks like a motel, but is being played off as some sort of research facility and he steals some vital components from the place. The man is shot point blank, but with no effect! A mediocre agent starts investigating along with an annoying blond agent and he soon will learn that there is something strange going on at the mansion! Turns out the alien is manufacturing duplicates of humans and they are how he is going to take over the world!

    This made for a funny episode of MST3K as with a film of this type is going to have a lot of stuff to riff; however, that being said, the film's run time is listed at 100 minutes. That means a good deal was cut to fit the time constraints for the show as the movie's run time is actually longer than the show! That means it is really kind of hard to judge how much of the confusion comes from the film and how much comes from the fact that a lot of the film was left out. I mentioned earlier that the story did not really seem to know where it was going, but it could be clearer if I were to watch an unedited version. Still, it would not change the fact that the blond was annoying, the androids could take bullets, but their heads shattered like glass and Richard Kiel wore some rather corny outfits!

    So, I would actually be willing to watch this one without MST3K to see if some of my complaints with the plot would be cleared up in an uncut version. Besides, I like watching Richard Kiel being able to actually act rather than being covered up in a bulky monster costume or being dubbed and his real voice covered up. He was a pretty good actor and an all around nice guy from what I have heard so it is nice they let him actually perform here. There was also potential with the plot as it is a bit of a take on, "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", I actually think this one could have been a lot better had they actually added more horror to it. So not all bad, it had potential, but a lot of the time it played out rather lame. It almost seemed at times as if the agent in this film was in other films and that this just one in a series of films he had been featured in.
    3InzyWimzy

    This movie should not be duplicated

    Richard Kiel really has to stop his testosterone injections. His mega bass voice still can't hide his acting skills or lack thereof.

    This one definitely falls into scifi B movie genre, but comes off really really cheap. I guess that gives it its charm. C'mon, someone hooked them up with a lot of dummy mannequins! Also, if you think Kolos frog voice is bad, George Nader's floozy's accent will haunt you in your sleep. She seems really far from Brooklyn. George Nader plays your typical hero with one liners always ready. Whenever he gets hurt in the film, I hope you cheer as loud as I did. Lisa (RAWRRR!) is one of the hottest blind babes in B movie history; well except for Mrs. Ellis (What a fiend you are!) in "Tormented". Hugh sure was cranky during this one; I'm guessing 'Beaver' was ending and he used that for motivation.

    "Ah, Beaver. How's Beaver? What about HUGH? No one EVER asks how Hugh is!!"

    Watch this movie several times and is it just me, or is this one weird mamajama of a film? Also, Best Brains listed this as episode #420. 420, HMMMMMM????
    5jerome_horwitz

    I think I get why some people enjoy this

    Human Duplicators stars Richard Kiel as Dr. Kolos, an alien sent to prepare the Earth for invasion. His mission is to contact Prof. Vaughn Dornheimer, Earth's leading scientist in regards to cloning, and use Dornheimer to aid in creating a colony of clones (androids) on Earth.

    It doesn't take long for Kolos to locate Dornheimer and start producing clones. However, not everything goes as intended, and an investigation by an agency into investigating stolen parts and the death of a scientist related to Dornheimer's research. Also Dr. Dornheimer's lovely but pesky niece weighs more and more heavily on Kolos as the story develops.

    Now on to why I think many people enjoy this film. Personally I find it reminds me of the original Star Trek series. As fan a fan of Star Trek TOS, I'm not blind to stiff acting, mediocre sets, and goofy special effects. But it's part of the charm of Star Trek, these things are less important than the story telling and dreams that TOS represented. This film, although not related to Star Trek, manages to capture a bit of the same charm for the same reasons.
    redbeard_nv

    From the man who brought us "The Phantom Planet"

    Hugo Grimaldi's directorial work will not win him any awards from mainstream Hollywood, but he has made his niche on the world of B-Movies.

    This effort was a step up in some ways from his classic, "The Phantom Planet", where he teamed up with production designer and associate producer Robert Kinoshita (the designer of "Forbidden Planet"'s Robbie the Robot and the B9 bot from "Lost In Space"). For openers, this movie was filmed in color, a small process that could have perhaps helped lift "Phantom Planet" out of it's near obscurity today.

    However, for all his efforts, "The Human Duplicators" was saddled with the same problems that sank it's predecessor: poor scripting, cheap sets and effects, borrowed soundtrack music and audio effects, even using "Phantom Planet" veteran bad guy, Richard Kiel (Jaws of "Moonraker" and "The Spy Who Loved Me")as an android with a heart, as well as other questionable casting, such as Hugh Beaumont ("Leave It To Beaver"), which hindered the credibility of the characters, ergo so went the plot and any chance of suspense (This debate still rages when you ask the question "What if Hitchcock knew that Ted Knight would be forever associated with the egotistical, clueless TV anchorman Ted Baxter? Would he have removed him from the closing scenes of "Psycho"?).

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    • Curiosidades
      Final feature film of Hugh Beaumont.
    • Erros de gravação
      Kolos' outfit changes during his transport to Earth via the "tele-transporter".
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      [last lines]

      Dr. Kolos: Mr. Martin, I was sent here to prepare your society for conquest by the masters of the galaxy. I have failed in my mission. I have failed not because I am weak, but because you are stronger. I will leave your planet now. I must return to a world of cold and unemotional galaxy beings. I will give them my report, and then, I will be destroyed. But it will not matter. You see, Mr. Martin... I know now that I, too, am an android.

    • Conexões
      Featured in Movie Macabre: The Human Duplicators (1984)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Caliban and Ariel
      (uncredited)

      Music by Desmond Leslie

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 14 de dezembro de 1967 (México)
    • Países de origem
      • Itália
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Humanoides asesinos
    • Locações de filme
      • Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA
    • Empresa de produção
      • Hugo Grimaldi Film Productions
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      • US$ 140.000 (estimativa)
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