Ultra Q the Movie: Legend of the Stars

Ultra Q the Movie: Legend of the Stars
Ultra Q the Movie: Legend of the Stars
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Akio Jissoji
Screenplay by	Mamoru Sasaki
Starring	Masami Horiuchi ; Hiroshi Tsuburaya ; Akiji Kobayashi
Cinematography	Masao Nakabori
Edited by	Osamu Inoue
Music by	Maki Ishii
Production; companies	Shochiku; Tsuburaya Productions
Distributed by	Shochiku
Release date	April 14, 1990
Running time	106 minutes
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese

Ultra Q the Movie: Legend of the Stars (ウルトラQ ザ・ムービー星の伝説, Urutora Q Za Mūbī: Hoshi no Densetsu), marketed in Japan under the english title Ultra Q the Movie, is a 1990 Japanese kaiju film directed by Akio Jissoji and co-produced by Shochiku and Tsuburaya Productions.^[1]

Plot[]

A rocket flies to Eternal Island, where Atsushi and his friends are able to observe paradise floating in space. In the area surrounding the tumulus, a series of mysterious murders took place. The victims were a grave robber and an engineer surveying the resort area near the mound; both had holes piercing their bodies and were soaked in seawater. In contrast, Hamano finds out that he began construction on a housing complex without investigating historic sites and becomes enraged. the ancient monster Narura and attacked humans. Hamano disappears, At that time, the vibration caused the ancient monster Narura to awaken and attack humans. the fabric of Hamano leaves behind the words "Go to Ryugu Castle...".an named Mayumi, For an investigation, Atsushi, Yuriko, and Ippei travelled from Nishiizu, the fabric of Hamano, to Ryugushima. ls The mysterious behaviour of Atsushi, who met a woman named Mayumi, made him wonder if she was behind a mysterious case. fallen. Mayumi Atsushi is told "Do not look for Mr. Hamano!" by Mayumi, who then Hamano's notebook had fallen on the Tango Peninsula. Atsushi, his friends, and their Mayumi appear there yet again, but she is caught by the policeman Ippei requests. The handcuffs are broken and Mayumi escapes. I and Hamano, the people who believe in the everlasting world, and Nagira have left the earth to avoid unnecessary conflicts.

Cast[]

Toshio Shiba as Jun Manjome
Keiko Oginome as Yuriko Edogawa^[1]
Shingo Kazami as Ippei Togawa
Jin Nakayama as Dr. Ichinotani
Mio Takaki as Wadatuzin / Mayumi Hoshino
Masami Horiuchi as Tetsushi
Hiroshi Tsuburaya as Hajime Tsuburaya
Akiji Kobayashi as Detective
Susumu Kurobe as Detective
Sandayū Dokumamushi as Detective
Kôji Ishizaka as Narrator

References[]

^ Jump up to: ^a ^b "ウルトラＱザ・ムービー　星の伝説". Japanese Movie Database. Retrieved 2021-06-12.

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