Atomic Rulers of the World

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05/06/2018 Radiation from atomic testing on Earth is floating off into space causing concern on other planets. The advisory council of a far off planet (by far the greatest thing in this film and perhaps one of the best things ever committed to film) nominate Starman to go to Earth and do something vague about it. He's given a wrist watch that allows him to fly through space, detect atomic radiation and speak all Earth languages (but not tell the time). For some reason, he takes his fight against atomic devices to Japan, where he promptly saves an airplane, changes into a suit, and rides the wings of the plane to Tokyo. There he picks up the trail of spies from a fictional foreign power, which lead him to some kids ... and then lots of really dull stuff happens. This flick has a spectacularly promising opening, but it really descends into an hour of pure tedium. This film was two hour long films edited down to an hour and a half and then dubbed into English to be shown on US television. It shows ... the plot tends to leap around in an almost avant-garde fashion. See more 06/20/2015 campy fun made me smile a few times See more 05/08/2013 Probably one of the better executed Starman films, but it's not as zany as the others. Cheap effects, a bad plot, and cheesy characters- basically the usual. Slowly paced with minimal action, but it can be a little fun. See more 05/14/2012 This one isn't nearly as fun as Evil Brain from Outer Space, but as far as anti-nuclear statements go it's a better movie than Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. Full review at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank"href="http://hotdogsinthedark.com/?p=4620">Hot Dogs in the Dark</a> See more 12/09/2010 I take b-films seriously. Maybe I shouldn't. Still it's not bad, just a little boring. See more 10/23/2010 Terrible. "Nuff said. See more Read all reviews

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