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Thunderbirds Are Go

1966

Action / Adventure / Animation / Drama / Family / Sci-Fi

Thunderbirds Are Go

1966

Action / Adventure / Animation / Drama / Family / Sci-Fi

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57% TOMATOMETER · 7 reviews

58% AUDIENCE · 500 ratings

6.4/10 · 2.9K

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Plot summary

When the launch of a mission to Mars goes awry due to sabotage, International Rescue is requested to assist in the mission's second attempt.

Director

David Lane

Top cast

Paul Maxwell as Captain Paul Travers

Neil McCallum as Dr. Ray Pierce

Ray Barrett as John Tracy / The Hood

Charles 'Bud' Tingwell as Dr. Tony Grant / Angry Young Man / Public Relations Officer

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

782.28 MB

1280*544

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

Seeds 3

1.48 GB

1920*816

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

Seeds 10

Comments 2

NOTregular 2742 days ago

Upload the 2003 Thunderbirds movie starring Bill Paxton

JOEDOE72 2799 days ago

Team America if you do not mind.

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

It has all the action that the tv

Louie W

It has all the action that the tv series had but it also has quite a few problems. But it's most exciting moments are nothing short than brilliant overall if…

8 / 10

Without doubt, the single greatest showcase of model

DanTheMan 2

Without doubt, the single greatest showcase of model effects work ever put to the silver screen, Thunderbirds Are GO is so intrinsically linked to my early…

Without doubt, the single greatest showcase of model effects work ever put to the silver screen, Thunderbirds Are GO is so intrinsically linked to my early development and love of cinema that it's hard for me to disassociate it from Gerry Anderson's phenomenal contributions to the realm of science fiction. I must confess, this is hardly a great starting point for newcomers to Anderson's most beloved series; it drops you firmly off in the deep end without a lot of pity, expecting you to understand the ins and outs of the universe without any hesitation, a byproduct of being a theatrical extension of a TV show that was everywhere during its heyday. It's hard to believe they had an hour and a half of material to fit into a film, and harder still to believe they left quite a lot of footage on the cutting room floor! Yes, this film is essentially an episode of the show, extended and blown up to theatrical proportions, with International Rescue barely needed in the plot till the very end, it's one of the few aspects of the television production that didn't transition very well, given the amount of filler this film contains, including a Cliff Richard inspired dream sequence midway through the film that serves no real purpose. But for what it's worth, the film puts on screen the kind of action, effects and excitement that wouldn't become commonplace until after the Star Wars sci-fi boom of the 1970s. The technical presentation, like all of Anderson's productions, is flawlessly executed, and the model work is arguably the best you'll ever see, with impeccable detail and some of the most fanciful designs of futuristic societies, with set design that wouldn't be out of place in a Ken Adams-designed Bond film. David Lane, Derek Meddings, and their teams nailed the technical and design transitions over to filming for the cinema. Plenty of time was spent working out what would need to be done differently for this film compared to the series, with the puppetry, special effects, sets, lighting, camera work, and especially Barry Gray's timeless music, it's all out of this world. If there's anything that Thunderbirds Are GO does exceptionally well, it's fulfilling the promise of bringing Thunderbirds to the big screen, retaining the distinctive Supermarionation style while demonstrating the team's understanding that the requirements of cinema differ from those of television. Even if this film doesn't sit high in the upper echelon of some of the series' best episodes, the final result is something new and exciting, but still, without question, Thunderbirds.

10 / 10

The greatest 01 hour: and 32 minutes ever

R T

The greatest 01 hour: and 32 minutes…

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