Viaje al fin del universo

Título original: Ikarie XB 1

1963
1h 26min

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Es el año 2163, y una nave espacial Ikarie emprende un largo viaje a través del Universo para buscar vida en los planetas de Alfa Centauri.Es el año 2163, y una nave espacial Ikarie emprende un largo viaje a través del Universo para buscar vida en los planetas de Alfa Centauri.Es el año 2163, y una nave espacial Ikarie emprende un largo viaje a través del Universo para buscar vida en los planetas de Alfa Centauri.

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The music played on piano after the derelict ship explodes is "Part One: Introduction" from "King David", aka "Le Roi David," composed by Arthur Honegger.

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SPOILER: For the American release, titled "Voyage to the End of the Universe," American International Pictures cut the film up, changing a number of things:
Approximately 26 minutes of footage were removed (including a sequence in a man-made flying saucer carrying dead capitalists, nerve gas and an atomic bomb).
The story was changed substantially, the ship's flight direction reversed (making it an alien ship traveling to Earth), and the Statue of Liberty pasted into the final shot.
The cast and staff's names in the credits were altered significantly to look like English.

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Featured in Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest: Voyage to the End of the Universe (1969)

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Part One: Introduction
from "King David" aka "Le Roi David"
Music by Arthur Honegger.

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It Was Never in Color

I just saw a gorgeous, widescreen, subtitled print of "Ikarie XB 1", also known as "Voyage To The End of the Universe", at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. The print, restored by the Czech studio that originally released it, is in black and white, and was obviously shot that way. Its complete running time is listed in the program notes as 84 minutes, though it may have been a few minutes longer. (I should have checked my watch). Like several others who've commented on this, I first saw this movie as a kid when AIP released a dubbed version in the 60s. Its definitely not a kiddie movie, and is still quite impressive for its effects and production design, as well as its intelligent story.