Ikarie XB 1

1963
1h 26m

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Nous sommes en 2163. Le vaisseau spatial Ikarie XB 1 part pour un long voyage à travers l'univers, à la recherche de la vie sur les planètes d'Alpha du Centaure.Nous sommes en 2163. Le vaisseau spatial Ikarie XB 1 part pour un long voyage à travers l'univers, à la recherche de la vie sur les planètes d'Alpha du Centaure.Nous sommes en 2163. Le vaisseau spatial Ikarie XB 1 part pour un long voyage à travers l'univers, à la recherche de la vie sur les planètes d'Alpha du Centaure.

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6,9/10

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Prix
- 1 victoire au total

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Anecdotes
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.

Autres versions
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.

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

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

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Better then expected....

This czech scifi made in 1963 is surprisingly fresh compared to most films within the scifi genre.

The story of a multinational crew heading to unknown planet and along its path has to deal with many dangerous situations, has to be one of the most used story lines in scifi.

Even though we've seen so many times this film uses a very lowkey, socialrealistic approach. More reminiscent of latter efforts like Alien (1979), Silent Running (1972), Outland (1981).

This film portrays the crew and its members, struggling with everyday problems. Like childbirth, parties, relationships in space etc.

There is also the fact that this film was made during communist rule in Czechoslovakia which might explain the lack of glamorous, action filled scenes. In fact the films hints that decadent, capitalistic society is doomed to fail.

But there is also hints that the communistic state might contain flaws as well.

Todays audience might be disapproving against the sometimes slow, socialrealistic tone/style of the film but I for one found it quite refreshing.

Well-made scifi films without action, ridiculous high tempo, is hard to come by, and I hope more people will see this film.