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(1973) Fantastic Planet
(In French with English subtitles)
SCIENCE-FICTION ANIMATION
Adapted from the novel "Oms en série" by Stefan Wul co-written and directed by René Laloux that takes science-fiction to an entirely new level of another made up planet where superior there are giant blue alien beings called "Draags" co-existing with human beings who are called "Oms". In the first five minutes has a mother Om attempting to protect her baby, only until the giant children Draags killed her, leaving the small child motherless. The two Draags then run away since they spotted some superior Draags with the daughter Draag Tiwa spotting the young baby, and decides to adopt and raise the baby Om calling it Terr. Before Tiwa were to adopt it however, the father then suggest to put a collar around it's neck so that if Terr ever decides to run away , that the collar itself will drag him back controlled by a watch. And as soon as Terr were to become a teenager, Tiwa then shares Terr it's knowledge by using an educated headset device that provides knowledge. Meanwhile, five government Draags then discuss how they should approach or treat the Oms since many children treat them as their playthings. And then one day, when Tiwa was not around, Terr then takes a chance to run away with the educated head set. Dragging it for several miles until Tiwa's mother orders her to use the watch to drag him back. Only then is when Terr comes across a young lady same age as him, to cut the collar around Terr's neck. She then offers to take him to their secret hiding place to meet other Oms called "the Big Tree" we find out later there are two different tribes or factions where neither side have not much to do with the other. The other side are living in a park. It was during then more humans begin to use the educated head device to fight against the Draags who've been waging war with the humans for yeas, by beating them at their own drum.
Anyways, unique and unusual is right with many fascinating creatures and plants to environments which is nothing we had ever seen. I also like the way how the humans evolved into fighting back against the alien beings using their own instruments.
Adapted from the novel "Oms en série" by Stefan Wul co-written and directed by René Laloux that takes science-fiction to an entirely new level of another made up planet where superior there are giant blue alien beings called "Draags" co-existing with human beings who are called "Oms". In the first five minutes has a mother Om attempting to protect her baby, only until the giant children Draags killed her, leaving the small child motherless. The two Draags then run away since they spotted some superior Draags with the daughter Draag Tiwa spotting the young baby, and decides to adopt and raise the baby Om calling it Terr. Before Tiwa were to adopt it however, the father then suggest to put a collar around it's neck so that if Terr ever decides to run away , that the collar itself will drag him back controlled by a watch. And as soon as Terr were to become a teenager, Tiwa then shares Terr it's knowledge by using an educated headset device that provides knowledge. Meanwhile, five government Draags then discuss how they should approach or treat the Oms since many children treat them as their playthings. And then one day, when Tiwa was not around, Terr then takes a chance to run away with the educated head set. Dragging it for several miles until Tiwa's mother orders her to use the watch to drag him back. Only then is when Terr comes across a young lady same age as him, to cut the collar around Terr's neck. She then offers to take him to their secret hiding place to meet other Oms called "the Big Tree" we find out later there are two different tribes or factions where neither side have not much to do with the other. The other side are living in a park. It was during then more humans begin to use the educated head device to fight against the Draags who've been waging war with the humans for yeas, by beating them at their own drum.
Anyways, unique and unusual is right with many fascinating creatures and plants to environments which is nothing we had ever seen. I also like the way how the humans evolved into fighting back against the alien beings using their own instruments.
(1978) Watership Bound
ADULT ANIMATION DRAMA ADVENTURE
Adapted from the novel by Richard Adams, co-written and directed by Martin Rosen and John Hubley who was uncredited. Shown with rabbits and hares that has Fiver (Richard Briers) having a proclamation and relaying it to Hazel (John Hurt). He then tries to pass that message to their chief, and he does not listen. Hazel along with others then decide to commit mutiny and decide to relocate some place else. He along with seven others. Along the way and in the middle of the night, he is then confronted by one of the two chiefs bodyguards, Bigwig (Michael Graham Cox) he tells them he has just been removed from his position and decides to tag along with them. And while they are escaping we then see a construction sign happening where the rabbits were residing. It was during then we are along for the journey until they realized they needed to expand on their flock, except that one of the biggest obstacles is a ruthless rabbit named Gen. Woundwort (Harry Andrews).
I along with others had seen this while I was young, and was counting on to see the worst of the bunch General Woundworth was killed by the dog itself. Other than that, the journey was quite a ride after seeing the whole thing again after many years.
Adapted from the novel by Richard Adams, co-written and directed by Martin Rosen and John Hubley who was uncredited. Shown with rabbits and hares that has Fiver (Richard Briers) having a proclamation and relaying it to Hazel (John Hurt). He then tries to pass that message to their chief, and he does not listen. Hazel along with others then decide to commit mutiny and decide to relocate some place else. He along with seven others. Along the way and in the middle of the night, he is then confronted by one of the two chiefs bodyguards, Bigwig (Michael Graham Cox) he tells them he has just been removed from his position and decides to tag along with them. And while they are escaping we then see a construction sign happening where the rabbits were residing. It was during then we are along for the journey until they realized they needed to expand on their flock, except that one of the biggest obstacles is a ruthless rabbit named Gen. Woundwort (Harry Andrews).
I along with others had seen this while I was young, and was counting on to see the worst of the bunch General Woundworth was killed by the dog itself. Other than that, the journey was quite a ride after seeing the whole thing again after many years.
