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poster of Heavy Metal
Rating: 6.5/10 by 693 users

Heavy Metal (1981)

The embodiment of ultimate evil, a glowing orb terrorizes a young girl with bizarre stories of dark fantasy, eroticism and horror.

Directing:
  • Gerald Potterton
  • John Bruno
  • John Halas
  • Julian Harris
  • Jimmy T. Murakami
  • Barrie Nelson
  • Paul Sabella
  • Jack Stokes
  • Pino Van Lamsweerde
  • Harold Whitaker
Writing:
  • Daniel Goldberg
  • Jean Giraud
  • Len Blum
  • Dan O'Bannon
  • Dan O'Bannon
  • Len Blum
  • Daniel Goldberg
  • Richard Corben
  • Bernie Wrightson
  • Angus Mckie
Stars:
Release Date: Fri, Aug 07, 1981

Rating: 6.5/10 by 693 users

Alternative Title:
Métal hurlant - FR
Heavy Metal Sex Crime and RocknRoll - DE
Тяжелый металл - RU
Heavy Metal - Schwermetall - DE
Heavy Metal - ES

Country:
Canada
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Magyar
Runtime: 01 hour 30 minutes
Budget: $9,300,000
Revenue: $20,100,000

Plot Keyword: flying car, taxi, midnight movie, heavy metal, based on comic, drug use, rotoscoping, adult animation
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Rodger Bumpass
Hanover Fiste / Dr. Anrak (voice)
John Candy
Desk Sergeant / Dan / Den / Robot (voice)
Jackie Burroughs
Katherine (voice)
Joe Flaherty
Lawyer / General (voice)
Don Francks
Grimaldi / Co-Pilot / Barbarian (voice)
Marilyn Lightstone
Whore / Queen (voice)
Eugene Levy
Sternn / Male Reporter / Edsel (voice)
Harold Ramis
Zeke (voice)
Caroline Semple
Girl (voice)
Richard Romanus
Harry Canyon (voice)
Susan Roman
Girl / Satellite (voice)
Al Waxman
Rudnick (voice)
Harvey Atkin
Alien / Henchman (voice)
John Vernon
Prosecutor (voice)
George Touliatos
Pilot / Barbarian (voice)
August Schellenberg
Norl / Taarak (voice)
Vlasta Vrana
Barbarian Leader (voice)
Alice Playten
Gloria (voice)
Percy Rodriguez
Loc-Nar (voice / uncredited)

JPV852

I know this has an incredible fan base and considered a cult classic but as someone who never watched this I don't have any nostalgia feelings for this. I found some of the animation to be pretty good while others, like for the segment, "Harry Canyon", I didn't care very much for (although it was my favorite one of the bunch, reminded me of The Fifth Element). The rest was watchable but not terribly impressive and the last, "Taarna" had good visuals but at that point I really was not invested. I don't know, maybe if I had watched this at some point in the late 80s or early 90s, it would have a better connection with my, but I was more interested as it is, not sure I have much interest in revisiting. **3.0/5**


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