¡Futureworld
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[Machine Translation] What happens in the macro space when the brain-mech army "Delos Army" has a human mind? A sequel to "Westworld" (1973) directed by Michael Crichton, a popular science fiction writer who also wrote "Jurassic Park", "Westworld" was a hit in the U.S. upon its release with its outstanding ideas and large scale special effects, and was awarded the Best Science Fiction Film of 1976 by the National Academy of Sciences of the United States. In the 1970s, Peter Fonda (Easy Rider) was beginning to establish himself as a star of B-movie action films, and this film broke new ground for Peter Fonda and craftsman director Richard T. Heffron, who would go on to create the masterpiece Outlaw Blues the following year. The film is a collaboration between Peter Fonda and craftsman director Richard T. Heffron. The film features a special appearance by star Yul Brynner, who played a terrifying robot gunman in the previous film "Westworld. This is the first Blu-ray release in Japan. --Delosland, a gigantic leisure facility that makes full use of high-tech robots, was temporarily closed due to the carnage caused by robots running amok a few years ago, but it has reopened with the addition of a new facility called Future World. However, a horrifying plan is underway to control the world government by replacing visiting dignitaries with robots and sending clones into the world.
Original Release Year: 1976
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