Uno scienziato pazzo trama per annientare le colonie lunari con robot e navi, sfidato da tre coraggiosi e dal loro assistente robot.Uno scienziato pazzo trama per annientare le colonie lunari con robot e navi, sfidato da tre coraggiosi e dal loro assistente robot.Uno scienziato pazzo trama per annientare le colonie lunari con robot e navi, sfidato da tre coraggiosi e dal loro assistente robot.
- Kim Smedley
- (as Eddie Benton)
- Sparks
- (voce)
- Lomax
- (voce)
- Lunar Technician
- (as Lynn Green)
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- QuizDespite being credited as such, the film has nothing to do with the HG Wells novel other than the names of a couple of characters.
- BlooperNear the end of the film when the base is collapsing around Jack Palance what appears to be a girder of some sort hits him on the head and judging by his reaction it wasn't supposed to happen.
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Dr. John Caball: You spoke to us of a new technology, of peace, not war.
Omus: Don't you understand? Once you accept me as ruler, there will be no acts of aggression, only peace. Under my rule, the people will want for nothing.
Dr. John Caball: Except, freedom! Well, the Moon Colony will never accept a dictator. That's one thing we've learned at least from the history of the planet Earth.
Omus: You insult me, Doctor.
Omus: You are the one who inspired me, taught me to place science above all else.
Dr. John Caball: But not above humanity! If I didn't teach you that, then I failed you miserably. Omus, give up; give up this insane plan of yours.
Omus: But I am Omus! Emperor of Delta Three! I don't want to hear any more. I don't think I even know you; you're some sentimental old fool who doesn't understand anything. I, I am the world of the future, you're back in some dark past. People are no longer necessary. Even I someday may no longer be necessary. And you, poor Dr. Caball are certainly no longer necessary.
Dr. John Caball: Omus, you're a sick man. Let me help you.
Omus: No, Doctor. Let me help you. Let me give you your last lesson on the power of science.
- Curiosità sui crediti[Prologue] The time is the tomorrow after tomorrow. Earth has been polluted and devastated by the great robot wars and is all but deserted. Man has moved onto the moon, colonised its surface and erected vast cities in what was once wasteland. Ranging further out into deep space he has embarked on an even greater era of adventure and discovery. But the survival of mankind is dependent on a continuing supply of the miracle drug RADIC-Q-2.....And RADIC-Q-2 is produced only on the distant planet DELTA THREE.
- ConnessioniEdited into RiffTrax: The Shape of Things to Come (2020)
Looking at the movie on its own, it's pretty fun if totally silly. Jack Palance seems to be having a lot of fun as the man threatening to attack the moon colony. The robots - both good ones and bad ones - are the movie's particularly corny aspect. The whole thing comes across as a big excuse to be goofy, and so you'll probably enjoy the movie a lot more if you just accept it as ridiculous entertainment.
- lee_eisenberg
- 23 ott 2012
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- H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come
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- Montréal, Québec, Canada(location)
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- 3.200.000 CA$ (previsto)