Message From Space (Uchu kara no messeji) (1978)

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4.8	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Kinji Fukasaku

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Vic Morrow
General Garuda

Shin'ichi Chiba
Prince Hans

Philip Casnoff
Aaron Solar

Peggy Lee Brennan
Meia Long

Etsuko Shihomi
Emeralida

Tetsuro Tanba
Ernest Noguchi

Mikio Narita
Rockseia XII

Makoto Satô
Urocco

Written by

Kinji Fukasaku
story

Shotaro Ishinomori
story

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RS: 50 Best Sci-Fi Movies of the 1970s (50 movies items)

"Credit Japanese director Kinji Fukasaku (Battle Royale) for the energetic style displayed in this Star Wars knockoff’s fight and battle scenes. You just need to overlook the ridiculous effects, the hilariously awful dialogue, and the mostly indecipherable plot, which involves magic seeds, mighty warriors and a fiendish, Samurai-like Emperor. But the movie does have its weird little charms, from the imaginative costumes to the presence of a drunken, slurry Vic Morrow. Even Janet Maslin of the N"