La Plančte Sauvage (The Savage Planet) (The Fantastic P...
Barry Bostwick, Eric Baugin, Jean Topart
This futuristic story takes place on a faraway planet where giants rule, and oppressed humanoids rebel against the machine-like leaders.
Directed by: Rene La Loux, René Laloux, Roland Topor
Released: February 5, 1999
DVD Released: October 23, 2007
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January 19, 2009Although visually it did nothing for me, it did stir the philosopher in me :p
I don't know, I guess it shows you something about human nature, but also how different species -read races or people- approach and treat each other.
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June 25, 2008Startling and surreal animated film about a gigantic race of blue alien beings who oppress human beings and keep them as pets. Widely regarded as an allegorical statement on the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia.
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November 21, 2007Great old skool 70's animation. Reminds me a bit of yellow submarine, but much cooler. A story about a strange planet where humans are pets to giant blue creatures, and they win the war against them by destroying their headless stone mating bodies.
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August 11, 2007I caught this on public access! WEIRD! WATCH IT if you can FIND IT!!!
I wasn't sure WHAT it was called...at first I thought it was maybe "Perelundra" by C.S. Lewis (hadn't read it). -
July 5, 200970's Surreal and philosophical animation about a future world where man is a tiny savage species amongst the more cerebral big blue people, and is treated accordingly as toys and/or pests. Fantastic :-)
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September 1, 2007I would definitely see this one. It's true that the animation is a bit clunky, but it's old enough now to judge leniently by comparison with the best current work. It's stylized in a quirky way, and I expect some will love it and others will not.
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