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Un héroe enmascarado está tratando de detener un plan siniestro.Un héroe enmascarado está tratando de detener un plan siniestro.Un héroe enmascarado está tratando de detener un plan siniestro.
Antonio Cantafora
- Paul
- (as Michael Coby)
Cameron Mitchell
- Dr. Gulik
- (as Cameron Mitchel)
José Luis Ayestarán
- Kronos
- (as Richard Yesteran)
- …
Diana Polakov
- Patricia Morgan
- (as Diana Polakow)
- …
José María Caffarel
- Prof. Morgan
- (as John Caffarel)
- …
Frank Braña
- Peterson
- (as Frank Brana)
Javier De Campos
- Borracho
- (as Javier Cameos)
Emilio Higuera
- Peterson's Lieutenant
- (as Emilio Higueras)
Marta Fernández Muro
- Waitress
- (as Marta Fernandez)
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Todo el elenco y el equipo
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- TriviaPart of the spaceship in the opening scenes is made from a Cylon Raider model.
- ErroresIn the French restaurant, Patricia's hand holding her cigarette jumps from her face to the table and back between shots.
- Versiones alternativasEnglish and Spanish versions have different music soundtracks. While English version uses a knockoff of John Williams's Superman: el film (1978) theme as its central musical piece, Spanish version uses a cheesy disco song sung in English by a female voice, with lyrics that go "Supersonic Man, I wanna be".
- ConexionesFeatured in De la B a la Z: La invasión de los zombies atómicos (2011)
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I guess that other reviewer thinks Spain is in Italy? I don't know
It says Spain everywhere on the page. Film locations, where most of the cast and director are from. Takes 10 seconds to see it. Nothing surprises me anymore...Anyway this is a SPANISH made knockoff of Superman by one of the more ambitious B movie directors I can think of, Juan Piquer Simón. This director also did the ET knockoff better known to MST3K fans as Pod People. A little boy and his love for Trumpy. Yeah...
Aside from Pumaman, I dont remember Italian studio production companies by this time willing to try a movie with much special effects. They were mostly obsessed with trying to make Mad Max, Road Warrior, Escape From New York, Warriors knockoffs (i mean homages). They are less reliant on effects and expensive locations, same reason they were so good at making Westerns. I think Italian filmmakers learned not to try special effects on this scale after War of the Robots.
This movie is overly ambitious given its financial limitations. All the dialogue is dubbed in which was standard practice in European moviee back then. The star is Cameron Mitchell and the male lead actor's mustache. His character loses the mustache when he morphs into this large pasty skinned expressionless guy in tights.
There are moments of comic relief that mostly gave me a puzzled expression than a laugh. I am not entirely sure what Dr Gulik's world domination plan is but Cameron Mitchell does get to quote Shakespeare and have some overly dramatic scenes as the villain. Some long scenes like his dinner with the scientist he elaborately kidnaps in the first act then doesn't do much with him when he is around are just excuses for dramatic speeches. With so much technology at his disposal, you'd think he'd give the kidnapped scientist sodium pentothal or at least a mind altering brain ray to force his collaboration instead of endlessly trying to kidnap his daughter. I suspect Cameron Mitchell did this movie for an all expense paid vacation in Spain. It is better than other Cameron Mitchell movies he was doing by this time like Frankenstein Island but I did like Cataclysm which is about a demon returning to earth so he can act like a jerk.
Aside from Pumaman, I dont remember Italian studio production companies by this time willing to try a movie with much special effects. They were mostly obsessed with trying to make Mad Max, Road Warrior, Escape From New York, Warriors knockoffs (i mean homages). They are less reliant on effects and expensive locations, same reason they were so good at making Westerns. I think Italian filmmakers learned not to try special effects on this scale after War of the Robots.
This movie is overly ambitious given its financial limitations. All the dialogue is dubbed in which was standard practice in European moviee back then. The star is Cameron Mitchell and the male lead actor's mustache. His character loses the mustache when he morphs into this large pasty skinned expressionless guy in tights.
There are moments of comic relief that mostly gave me a puzzled expression than a laugh. I am not entirely sure what Dr Gulik's world domination plan is but Cameron Mitchell does get to quote Shakespeare and have some overly dramatic scenes as the villain. Some long scenes like his dinner with the scientist he elaborately kidnaps in the first act then doesn't do much with him when he is around are just excuses for dramatic speeches. With so much technology at his disposal, you'd think he'd give the kidnapped scientist sodium pentothal or at least a mind altering brain ray to force his collaboration instead of endlessly trying to kidnap his daughter. I suspect Cameron Mitchell did this movie for an all expense paid vacation in Spain. It is better than other Cameron Mitchell movies he was doing by this time like Frankenstein Island but I did like Cataclysm which is about a demon returning to earth so he can act like a jerk.
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- vonnoosh
- 29 ago 2021
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- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 28 minutos
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- 1.85 : 1
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