Robotech: The Untold Story (U.S. movie)
[ amalgam of Megazone 23 (OAV), spinoff of Robotech (U.S. TV), amalgam of (The) Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (TV) ]
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Alternative title:
Robotech, Le Film (French)
Robotech: La Película (Spanish)
Robotech: The Movie
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
In the year 2027, Earth was virtually destroyed from it's previous war against the Zantreni. Over the years the humans have rebuilt their civilizations and found a way to live their lives. One day a second armada lead by the Robotech Masters is heading for earth, they have come to recapture the secrets of their lost technology and destroy the Earth. A young man named Mark Landry was living an ordinary life, until he came into possecion of a motorcycle built from Robotech technology. Which will be one of the keys for him in stopping the alien invasion along with Eve, a diva who is more mysterious than she seems in public.
Running time:
81 minutes
Vintage:
1986
Release dates: We have 5
Opening Theme:
"Robotech Theme" by Ulpio Minucci
Ending Theme:
"The Future Is Now" by Joanne Harris
Insert song:
"Call On Me" by Joanne Harris
"In My Heart" by Three Dog Night
"Only A Fool" by Jehan Agrama
"Saved By Science" by Joanne Harris
"Underground" by Michael Bradley and Joanne Harris
Links: We have 7
Trivia: We have 3
Comment:
According to Carl Macek, Robotech: The Untold Story was supposed to be a straight dub of Megazone 23 Part I, but because the Cannon Films executives were not happy with the original ending, Macek rewrote the script, spliced in footage from Super Dimensional Cavalry Southern Cross, and commissioned Idol Co. Ltd. to animate a completely new ending (which was later included in the laserdisc release of Megazone 23 Part II). Because Megazone 23 was shot in 35mm film and Southern Cross was shot in 16mm film (which was the standard for TV series titles at the time), visual inconsistencies were very noticeable on the big screen.
The movie did a test run in Texas, where it failed. However, it was a surprise hit in some countries like Argentina. Harmony Gold let their license to Megazone 23 expire a few years later.
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Director: Noboru Ishiguro (Megazone 23 Footage) Art Director: Mitsutaka Nakamura Animation Director: Ichiro Itano (Megazone 23 Footage) Director of Photography: Kenichi Yoshizaki Editing: Eiko Nishide Production Design: Toshihiro Hirano | (none) | |||
Production: AIC (Megazone 23 Footage) ARTMIC Studios (Megazone 23 Footage) Big West (Southern Cross Footage) Idol Co., Ltd. (Megazone 23 + New Footage) Tatsunoko Production (Southern Cross Footage) | ||||
Director: Carl Macek Story: Carl Macek Additional Dialogue: Steve Kramer Additional Music: Jack Goga Assistant Technical Engineer: Ramon Perez Jr. Chief Engineer: Bryan J. Rusenko Dolby Stereo Consultant: Jim Fitzpatrick Executive Music Producer: Thomas A. White Music Composition: Ulpio Minucci (Robotech theme) Music Mixing Engineer: Steve Gursky Music producer: Thomas White Music Recording: Steve Gursky Orchestra Conductor: Arlon Ober Production Accounting: Ellen Green Production Control: Olga Chacon Production manager: Kent Harrison Hayes Production Supervision: Alan Letz Song Producer: Steve Wittmack Sound Design: George Bours Sound Editor: Mick Collins Technical Supervision: Bryan J. Rusenko Theme Song Performance: Jehan Agrama (Only A Fool) Joanne Harris (Call On Me; Saved By Science; The Future Is Now) Michael Bradley (Underground) Three Dog Night ("In My Heart") Theme Supplemental Orchestration: Christoper L. Stone Video Tape Editor: Guillermo Coelho Video Transfer: Jorge Allia | Brittany Harlowe as Muriel Fargo as Ryan O'Flannigan as Abe Lasser as Greg Snow as Guy Garrett as Jeremy Platt as Merle Pearson as Penny Sweet as Wendee Swan as Bruce Nielsen as Christopher Frank as Cliff Wells as Don Warner as Drew Thomas as Greg Snow as J. Jay Smith as Jimmy Flinders as Jonathan Alexander as Mearle Pearson as R. Dwight as Ryan O'Flannigan as | |||
Distributor: Rank Home Video (UK) Opticals: Consolidated Film Industries Re-Recording: TODD AO Studios Title Design: Modern Film Effects | ||||
(none) | María Elena Molina as Ernesto Frith as German Robles as Sergio Aguirre | |||
Dubbing: Videorecord S.A (Latin America) | ||||
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