Director:
Ralph BakshiGuión:
Ralph BakshiMúsica:
Andrew BellingReparto:
Susan Tyrrell, Mark Hamill, David Proval, Richard Romanus, Adolf Hitler (arch.), Angelo Grisanti, Peter HobbsSinopsis(1)
Miles de años después de que los seres humanos se hayan extinguido por culpa de una guerra nuclear, el planeta Tierra está habitado por elfos, duendes, magos y otras criaturas mitológicas en las zonas fértiles, así como por mutantes agresivos y viles en las zonas contaminadas. Cuando un malvado hechicero desentierre la tecnología de guerra humana para ayudarle a conquistar las zonas fértiles, un mago bondadoso y sus compañeros tendrán que detenerle utilizando todo su poder místico. (C.G.Films S.A.)
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Brilliant oddity and honorary member of www.badmovies.org. It's something between a fairy tale and a fantasy story, which has the same poetry as if Alejandro Jodorowsky had made his obscure version of Lord of the Rings with his cinematic vision. Against the backdrop of the irreconcilable clash of two worlds – the world of Technology (mutants) and the world of Magic (fairies, elves) – there are some bizarre characters from Bakshi's twisted fantasy: the evil sorcerer Blackwolf with his penchant for Nazi ideology and symbols, his mutant assassins with laser rifles and gas masks for faces, a goat-skinned fairy in a negligee, elves, Vikings, lizards, tanks, barbed-wire trenches and more. Add to this the garishly coloured cuts from other war films, the occasional inappropriate use of jazz music, and the chaotically told story, and you have something original and obscure that is definitely worth seeing. If it’s true that the resulting work is a reflection of the artist's soul, that of Bakshi must be the case for a shrink.
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