Earth is attacked by an intergalactic villain and his army of robotic androids.
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Yanti Somer | ... | Irene | |
Gianni Garko | ... | Dirk Laramie | |
Malisa Longo | ... | Bridget | |
Chris Avram | ... | Shawn | |
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Ennio Balbo | ... | Prof. Mauri |
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Roberto Dell'Acqua | ... | Norman |
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Aldo Amoroso Pioso | ||
Nino Castelnuovo | ... | Lt. Oliver 'Hollywood' Carrera | |
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Gianfranca Dionisi | ||
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Pino Ferrara | ... | Prison Warden |
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Aldo Funari | ||
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Cesare Gelli | ||
Robert Hundar | ... | Galactic Auctioner | |
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Filippo Perrone | ||
Franco Ressel | ... | Cmdr. Barr |
Earth is attacked by an intergalactic villain and his army of robotic androids.
This has to be one of the worst films I've experienced so far from my trusty Mill Creek 50-film 'Nightmare Worlds' pack (on twelve double-sided DVDs, no less), and it did a further injustice at being way too long. Usually these turn out to be just over an hour, so if it's an unpleasant bore, all you have to do is blink and it's over, but this was almost two hours long. There were many ways in which the filmmakers tried to rip off and cash in on much better films--you can tell that their C3PO-type robot, that's supposed to be the perfect bartender, was designed using a garbage can; and the English title distinctly culls from both 'Star Wars' and '2001: A Space Odyssey', both legendary masterworks of the genre. Yet there WERE some interesting ideas of merit, which much better scriptwriters and directors could have really done fine things with (intergalactic auctions of planets being but one of them), so I couldn't discount the film altogether. I'm simply glad it's over and done with, and I will never bother watching it again.
In conclusion, it's only worth a look if you REALLY like bad films or sci-fi and don't mind that it's very poorly made--otherwise, give it a wide berth and simply move on.