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Heavy Metal

1981

Action / Adventure / Animation / Fantasy / Horror / Sci-Fi

Heavy Metal

1981

Action / Adventure / Animation / Fantasy / Horror / Sci-Fi

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66% TOMATOMETER · 35 reviews

67% AUDIENCE · 25K ratings

6.6/10 · 42.4K

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Plot summary

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

Director

John Bruno

Top cast

Robby the Robot as Hot Dog Vendor

John Candy as Desk Sergeant

Joe Flaherty as Lawyer

Zal Yanovsky as Navigator

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

700.34 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 26 min

Seeds 32

1.24 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 26 min

Seeds 74

Comments 10

GlassStaff 104 days ago

4k Please!

Mephostopholes 1075 days ago

Thank you. 4k version please

monroville 1307 days ago

Hoping the 4K gets posted in the near future. Many such as myself would greatly appreciate it.

darkwhiteONE 1440 days ago

shows to watch while stoned brought me here. 5/5

digitalgidget 1493 days ago

4k please? :)

Anonomoss 1593 days ago

Heavy Metal is finally available in 4K 2160p. Could we get it here? Thanks!

smale77 1690 days ago

classic collection

HomeroMcBeatle 2108 days ago

South Park brought me here! Let's cheesing @_@

D3str0y3r 2767 days ago

Love, Death & Robots brought me here! It's a re-imagining of Heavy Metal!

alyce 3639 days ago

Need more like this classic ahead of it's time!

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

I know this has an incredible fan base

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…

7 / 10

My puberty

BandSAboutMovies

I should not have seen this movie at nine or ten years of age, nor should I have read the magazine. I should have been blissfully ignorant of the mindblowing…

I should not have seen this movie at nine or ten years of age, nor should I have read the magazine. I should have been blissfully ignorant of the mindblowing nature of what I was about to see and waited until I was ready, but here we are, literally forty years later and not a day goes by that this movie doesn't cross my mind. Directed by animator Gerald Potterton and produced by Ivan Reitman and publisher Leonard Mogel, this movie takes on the near-impossible task of taking the stories of an unwieldy adult science fiction magazine and making them into a coherent story about, well, evil? Or something? Honestly, who cares, there's animated Roger Corben and zombie bombers and half-nude warrior women riding dinosaurs and stabbing people. Based on the comic book tale, "Soft Landing" starts the film. Created by Dan O'Bannon and Thomas Warkentin, it has a man fly a car from space to Earth. He's an astronaut home to see his daughter, but in the next sequence, "Grimaldi," what he has brought back kills him and his daughter soon learns of a galaxy and time-spanning evil called the Loc-Nar. That entity is present in every story throughout the film and actually works really well. Moebius' "The Long Tomorrow" has become "Harry Canyon," the story of a film noir detective in a 2031 New York City that looks and feels a lot like Blade Runner, because, well, Blade Runner looked a lot like Moebius. In this installment, the Loc-Nar is a Maltese Falcon-ish McGuffin. In "Den," based on the Richard Corben comic of the same name, that ultimate evil is the magical element that everyone on the world of Den wants. Our hero is a nerdy kid who has been transported to another world and become a superheroic character that everyone wants to either get in their bed or put in the dirt. For me, this is the center of this movie and other than the closing section, it stands hands, shoulders and various nude parts above the other segments. Plus, that's John Candy as Den. Bernie Wrightson's "Captain Sternn" follows, with Eugene Levy as the Sternn and a court trial that shows just how dirty of a future spaceman its hero can be. A section called "Neverwhere Land" was deleted from the film, which would have connected these segments and would have been a loop set to either Pink Floyd's "Time" or Krzysztof Penderecki 's "Magnificat: Passacaglia." The zombie segment with the haunted "B-17" is next, followed by an adaption of Angus McKie's "So Beautiful, So Dangerous," a tale of alien pilots, Earthwomen and lines of Plutonian Nyborg. In the last story, based on "Arzach" by Moebius, "Taarna" and her reptile bird battle mutants and the Loc-Nar itself, sacrificing herself to save the world before she is reborn in the young girl in the framing device that began the story. As she walks outside, the reptile bird returns and the adventure begins all over again. The soundtrack to this movie - that kept it from legally being released for years - is amazing. There's everything from Black Sabbath's "Mob Rules" and "Prefabricated" by Trust to the theme song by Don Felder and Blue Öyster Cult's "Veterans of Psychic Wars." The band originally wrote the song "Vengeance (The Pact)," but the makers of the film thought it too closely told the story of the segment. Both songs appeared on BÖC's Fire of Unknown Origin. For years, there had been talk of a reboot. Whatever that ended up being aired on Netflix as the series Love, Death & Robots.

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