Uchû Kaisokusen

1961
1h 15min

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Shin'ichi Chiba, Mitsue Komiya, and Ryûko Minakami in Uchû Kaisokusen (1961)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaClumsy invaders from Neptune are thwarted by hero Space Chief and a nondescript group of microshort-wearing Japanese kids.Clumsy invaders from Neptune are thwarted by hero Space Chief and a nondescript group of microshort-wearing Japanese kids.Clumsy invaders from Neptune are thwarted by hero Space Chief and a nondescript group of microshort-wearing Japanese kids.

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- Kôji Ohta
Guionistas
- Shin Morita
- Akihiro Watanabe
Elenco

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Dirección
- Kôji Ohta
Guionistas
- Shin Morita
- Akihiro Watanabe
Elenco

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Trivia
Many of the invasion scenes in Tokyo were edited from an earlier Toei tokusatsu epic, La guerra final (1960). The appearance of a giant billboard of Adolf Hitler has led some viewers to believe that the stock footage is taken from documentary footage of World War II Japan, which it wasn't. The billboard of Hitler is actually an advertisement for a Japanese translation of Mein Kampf.

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Featured in Chiller Theatre: Invasion of the Neptune Men (1974)

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Prince of Space...Chief

All right, what the #$^# could ANYBODY be thinking that made this movie. It's actually worse than "Prince of Space." The dubbing on the kids is far more annoying than Krankor's laugh. Oh yeah, the reason I'm comparing these two is because they're the SAME movie!

This movie isn't all bad, though. It does have some nice cameos, such as the one made by the Fürher himself, Adolf Hitler. Plus it introduces us to stop-short-from-ten-feet-away fighting.

Well, I'm going to seek revenge on the idiots who made this movie. See you later.