Saturn-City

Originaltitel: Saturn 3

1980
R
1 Std. 28 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,1/10

10.981

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

3.329

262

Kirk Douglas, Harvey Keitel, and Farrah Fawcett in Saturn-City (1980)

trailer wiedergeben2:50

1 Video

99+ Fotos

Space Sci-Fi Adventure Horror Sci-Fi Thriller

Zwei Liebende, die auf einer entfernten Basis in den Asteroidenfeldern des Saturn stationiert sind, werden von einem retentiven Technokraten von der Erde und seiner Ladung angegriffen: einem... Alles lesenZwei Liebende, die auf einer entfernten Basis in den Asteroidenfeldern des Saturn stationiert sind, werden von einem retentiven Technokraten von der Erde und seiner Ladung angegriffen: einem bösartigen Acht-Fuß-Roboter.Zwei Liebende, die auf einer entfernten Basis in den Asteroidenfeldern des Saturn stationiert sind, werden von einem retentiven Technokraten von der Erde und seiner Ladung angegriffen: einem bösartigen Acht-Fuß-Roboter.

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,1/10

10.981

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

3.329

262

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 5 Nominierungen insgesamt

Harding
(Nicht genannt)

Roy Dotrice

Benson
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

Stephanie English

Technician
(Nicht genannt)

Jill Goldston

Small Brunette Woman on World Spaceways Ship
(Nicht genannt)

Vera Goulet

Technician
(Nicht genannt)

Douglas Lambert

Captain James
(Nicht genannt)

Christopher Muncke

2nd Crewman
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
Original director John Barry had made his name as a set designer, and had been acclaimed for his work on Star Wars: Episode IV - Eine neue Hoffnung (1977) and Superman - Der Film (1978). After he was removed from this movie, he was working as a second unit director on Star Wars: Episode V - Das Imperium schlägt zurück (1980) when he collapsed on-set and died of meningitis.

Patzer
When Adam (Kirk Douglas) picks up one of the "Blue Dreamer" pills off of the dresser in the bedroom, a crew member can be seen moving in the lower corner of the mirror in which Adam's reflection is visible.

Zitate
Alex: It's time we get to bed, Captain.
Benson: Yes, you have a great body. May I use it?
Alex: I'm with the major.
Benson: For his personal consumption only?
Alex: Yes.
Benson: That's penally unsocial on Earth, you know that?
Alex: Well, it's not here. Enjoy your blues.

Alternative Versionen
A scene of Adam and Alex taking a recreational blues pill was cut from the original UK cinema version in order for the film to receive an 'A' (PG) certificate. The scene was restored for the later 15-rated video version.

Verbindungen
Featured in Sneak Previews: The Last Married Couple in America/Cruising/Just Tell Me What You Want/Hero At Large/Saturn 3 (1980)

Soundtracks
33 1/3
Written by Stomu Yamashta
Performed by Stomu Yamashta

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6/10

Outstanding set design and a good premise let down by dull direction and sloppy editing.

The talent working on this film should have meant the end product was a lot more coherent than it actually was.John Barry who was involved with a story credit but was production designer for Star Wars and Superman must have had a big hand in the set design for this film as it looks incredible.The sets are so good they are a character in themselves and lend effectively to creating a sense of isolation.The sets remind me of Alien,yes they are that good which would be testament to the brilliance of Barry.Its a shame then that the rest of the film is rarther poor.It shows glimpses of promise but seems to falter just as its picking up.An expressionless Harvey Kietel seems dubbed and gave a physically hollow performance alongside an energetic Kirk Douglas and an airhead Farrah Fawcett.The visual effects are actually OK but the film seems to be missing big chunks and i get the feeling there's a version out there on the cutting room floor that is actually a lot better than what we have here.This film could probably be remade quite successfully,it has a great premise and is lacking a quality director to see it through. 6/10