The film was scored by multiple composers for various distributions the Japanese version of the film was scored by Chu Ishikawa (who was recommended by Shin'ya Tsukamoto during filming) with an opening song by P-Model and a closing song by Sogo Ishii, the Hong Kong version was the oddest score comprising of mixture of library tracks, Yellow Magic Orchestra tracks and music from Hardboiled (it's considered the oddest version of the film as sections of the film were hacked out making a slightly strange but straight forward film borderline incomprehensible) and the International version scored by Mychael Danna with an opening song composed by Front Line Assembly and closing song composed by Black Rain.
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The film's special effects were completed in a variety of ways (the transformation sequences used a mixture of stop motion and makeup to allow for example a person to grow a gun out of there arm) with Shin'ya Tsukamoto (Director of The Tetsuo series and Tokyo Fist and who appears in the film as Takahashi) stepping in to help create some of the sequences particularly Kayoko's final transformation scene. Kayoko decides to try and find out and in the process stumbles upon a sinister American corporation, Gangsters and Street Toughs filled to the brim with body enhancing machinery and slowly starts to become a cyborg herself. Kayoko stays in Hong Kong to find out what happened to her husband and hears about a mysterious doctor in the Walled City of Kowloon who is supposedly performing experiments that can alter the human body. The film is set in the Near Future (vaguely alluded to be before the Hong Kong transfer) follows Kayoko a Japanese reporter whose informed that during a business trip to Hong Kong her husband was killed, when she goes to confirm the body she's horrified to find her husband's body horribly deformed as his body is filled with a variety of machine parts. The film was a Japanese/Hong Kong/American (the American side impressed with Johnny Mnemonic production several years before) Co-Production which caused numerous oddities during the production (the film had to have at least one American actor, have at least three Hong Kong actor, had to have a couple of famous Japanese actors, numerous members of the shooting crew had to be from Hong Kong etc.) despite this the film managed to get made which was amazing since large portions of the film were set and filmed within the Walled City of Kowloon (the Triads in the area were payed off numerous times during the film and a few actually appeared in the film as extras).
They have to deal with Russian Saboteurs, Rouge Asteroids, the bumbling pair of Detectives the Thompsons and the lack of oxygen as they travel to the moon and return.Ĭyber City (Whose original Japanese title translates to Walled Super Cyber City 2000) was a collaboration between famous cyberpunk writer William Gibson and Japanese filmmaker Sogo Ishii famous for his various Cyberpunk films which would help spark the Japanese Cyberpunk movement in the early 1980s. He enlist the help of the young reporter Tintin (voiced by Matt Zimmerman who was the voice of Alan Tracy in the Series Thunderbirds) and his Friend Captain Haddock (Voiced by Christopher Lee) The Story had some changes with Professor Calculus (Voiced by Peter Cushing) being asked by the British Government to get a British Rocket to the moon before the Russians or the Americans. All the Main Characters are presented as British.
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Hammer wanted to break into the Children movie market. 1966 Released by Hammer Studioīased on the classic Tintin comic by Belgium comic writer Herge.Ī film produced by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson in Supermarionation which used puppets in place of people,Ī planed film using the Thunderbird Characters run into production problems and The Anderson were ask to adapted Herge Graphic Novels Destination Moon and Explorers of the Moon by Hammer Studio.
The Adventure of Tintin: Destination Moon.
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