スター・ウォーズ エピソード5/帝国の逆襲
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| 概要 | デス・スター壊滅の痛手から復活した帝国軍の前に、今や雪の惑星ホスで機会をうかがうしかない反乱軍。総攻撃を前にホスを脱出したレイアやハン・ソロたちは雲の惑星ベスピンへと旅立つが、ひとりルークはフォースの訓練を積むために伝説の<ジェダイ・マスター>ヨーダの住む惑星ダゴバへと向かった。ベスピンのクラウド・シティでソロの友人ランド・カルリシアン男爵の歓待を受けるレイアたち。だがそれはダース・ベイダーの仕組んだ罠だった。 |
| キャスト(俳優・女優・声優) |
Luke Skywalker(マーク・ハミル)
Han Solo(ハリソン・フォード)
Princess Leia(キャリー・フィッシャー)
Darth Vader(デヴィッド・プラウズ)
Lando Calrissian(ビリー・ディー・ウィリアムズ)
C-3PO(アンソニー・ダニエルズ)
Chewbacca(ピーター・メイヒュー)
Darth Vader (voice) (uncredited)(ジェームズ・アール・ジョーンズ)
R2-D2(ケニー・ベイカー)
Yoda (Voice)(フランク・オズ)
Obi-Wan Kenobi(アレック・ギネス)
Boba Fett(Jeremy Bulloch)
Lando's Aide(John Hollis)
Chief Ugnaught(Jack Purvis)
Snow Creature(Des Webb)
Emperor (voice)(Clive Revill)
General Veers(Julian Glover)
Admiral Piett(Kenneth Colley)
Major Derlin(ジョン・ラッツェンバーガー)
Admiral Ozzel(Michael Sheard)
Captain Needa(マイケル・カルヴァー)
Captain Lennox(John Dicks)
Bewil(Milton Johns)
Commander Nemet(Mark Jones)
Cabbel(Oliver Maguire)
Lieutenant Venka(Robin Scobey)
General Carlist Rieekan(Bruce Boa)
Zev Senesca(Christopher Malcolm)
Wedge Antilles(Denis Lawson)
Wes Janson(Ian Liston)
Dak Ralter(John Morton)
Derek "Hobbie" Klivian(Richard Oldfield)
Cal Alder(Jack McKenzie)
Rebel Force Head Controller(Jerry Harte)
Tamizander Rey(Norman Chancer)
Jeroen Webb(Norwich Duff)
Tigran Jamiro(Ray Hassett)
Toryn Farr(Brigitte Kahn)
Wyron Serper(Burnell Tucker)
Imperial Officer (uncredited)(Bob Anderson)
Stormtrooper / Snowtrooper / Rebel Soldier / ... (uncredited)(Richard Bonehill)
Holographic Imperial Officer (uncredited)(John Cannon)
Officer M'kae (Captain Needa's Communications Officer) (uncredited)(Mark Capri)
Cloud City Guard (uncredited)(Martin Dew)
Snowtrooper Gunner (uncredited)(Peter Diamond)
Snowtrooper (uncredited)(Stuart Fell)
Snowtrooper (uncredited)(Doug Robinson)
Rebel Pilot (uncredited)(Mac McDonald)
General McQuarrie (uncredited)(Ralph McQuarrie)
Stormtrooper / Imperial Comms Officer / Rebel Soldier (uncredited)(Ralph G. Morse)
Wampa (uncredited)(Terry Richards)
Echo Base Trooper (uncredited)(Treat Williams)
Boba Fett (voice - uncredited)(Jason Wingreen)
Hoth Rebel Commander (uncredited)(Shaun Curry)
Performing Assistant for Yoda(Kathryn Mullen)
Emperor (uncredited)(Marjorie Eaton)
Stormtrooper/Snowtrooper(Alan Austen)
Female Hoth Control Room Tech (uncredited)(Mercedes Burleigh)
Ugnaught (uncredited)(Jane Busby)
Dengar (uncredited)(Maurice Bush)
Stormtrooper (uncredited)(Tony Clarkin)
Ugnaught (uncredited)(Mike Edmonds)
Rebel Technician on Hoth (uncredited)(Walter Henry)
AT-AT Driver (uncredited)(Paul Jerricho)
Stormtrooper / Chewbacca / Treva Horme / Solomahal (uncredited)(Steven Meek)
Snowtrooper (uncredited)(Peter Roy)
Hoth Rebel Technician (uncredited)(Stephanie English)
Imperial Crewman (uncredited)(Michael Leader)
Willrow Hood (uncredited)(Egbert Sen)
Snowtrooper (uncredited)(Colin Hunt)
Emperor (Special Edition)(イアン・マクダーミド)
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| 公開日 | 1980-05-20 |
| 製作会社 |
Lucasfilm Ltd.
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おすすめするポイントは、特にフォースの力やジェダイの教えなど、スター・ウォーズシリーズの中でも重要な要素がしっかりと描かれている点です。また、アクションシーンや特殊効果も非常に見応えがあり、ファンタジー映画として楽しめる要素が豊富に盛り込まれています。
この作品は、スター・ウォーズシリーズのファンやファンタジー映画が好きな人に特におすすめです。また、物語の深みやキャラクターの魅力に興味がある人にもぜひ観てほしい作品です。
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反乱同盟軍のルークとレイア姫は、悪党ジャバ・ザ・ハットに身柄を奪われた仲間のハン・ソロを奪回すると、帝国軍との決戦に備える。ルークは帝国の皇帝もいる新たな基地衛星、第2デス・スターが軌道上に浮かぶ森の惑星エンドアに潜入。住民イウォーク族を味方につけるのに成功する。だがそこへ帝国の最新兵器陣も到着。やがてルークは、かつて自分がルークの父親だと言い放った宿敵ダース・ベイダーと再会し、最後の対決に挑むのであった。
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遠い昔、はるかかなたの銀河系で…。銀河共和国と対立するようになった通商連合が銀河の重要な交易ルートである惑星ナブーを封鎖する事件が起き、共和国から2人のジェダイ騎士、クワイ=ガン・ジンとその弟子オビ=ワンがナブーに派遣される。命を狙われた2人は、ナブーの女王アミダラを連れて星をあとにする。やがて一行はやむをえず、砂漠の惑星タトゥイーンに到着するが、強いフォース(理力)を持つ9歳の少年アナキンと出会う。
はるか昔。闇の冥王サウロンは世界を滅ぼす魔力を秘めたひとつの指輪を作り出した。指輪の力に支配された中つ国では一人の勇者がサウロンの指を切り落とし、国を悪から救った。それから数千年の時を経た中つ国第3世紀。ある時、指輪がホビット族の青年フロドの手に渡る。しかし、指輪を取り戻そうとするサウロンの部下が迫っていた。世界を守るためには指輪をオロドルイン山の火口、“滅びの亀裂”に投げ込み破壊するしか方法はない。そこでフロドを中心とする9人の仲間が結成され、彼らは“滅びの亀裂”目指し、遥かなる冒険の旅に出るのだった。
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**Overrated **
An enjoyable film - just not as engaging as parts IV and VI. The argument that Jedi was ruined by little furry creatures is laughable as this instalment features a _little green muppet_. I was expecting Kermit and Miss Piggy to show up.
Once we get the impressive Hoth battle over with the film meanders and crawls along - padding out its running time with predictable romantic sparring and an extended and dull sequence on Degobah.
Things finally pick up again at Cloud City but not enough to justify the worship this film receives. I much prefer _Return of the Jedi_ to this one - at least Return of the Jedi gets the emotional juices flowing. This one leaves me as cold as the snow on Hoth.
- Ian Beale
A masterpiece of cinema. The film transcends the franchise, seamlessly combining elements of myth, science fiction, fantasy, war film, romance, bildungsroman, epic and tragedy in a way that its sequels have been unable to replicate. It is a move without a moment of fluff. Cut anything and the film would suffer. Story, character, effects, cinematography, music, screenplay, acting, editing and action are all superb. One of the most artistically poignant films ever made. And because its style cannot be replicated, it will continue to appreciate with age.
This was a time when George Lucas still had integrity, as evidenced in this 1980 Rolling Stone interview (he has since contradicted much of what he espouses in both word and deed): https://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/the-empire-strikes-back-and-so-does-george-lucas-19800612
Here's a blog article shows Empire's cinematic chiasmus, or narrative symmetry: https://dejareviewer.com/2014/05/20/cinematic-chiasmus-the-empire-strikes-back-is-a-perfectly-symmetrical-film/
My favorite version is the Team Negative1 Renegade Grindhouse Edition, an unrestored 35mm scan complete with damage and dust. The Despecialized version is okay too. All official releases are desecrations.
People may say that Star Wars is dead, but The Empire Strikes Back is deathless.
It's a dark time for the rebellion; and us the audience as well.
Luke, Leia and Han are fighting with the rebels in the hope of defeating the Imperial forces. But Luke gets a calling to the planet Dagobah, where under the tutelage of Jedi Master, Yoda, he hopes to become a Jedi himself, but that also brings him closer to his, and Leia's, destiny.
Lets tell it as it is, The Empire Strikes Back is a better film than Star Wars, not as impacting of course, but most definitely better. Technically, in story telling and in tone, it holds up well today and certainly warrants the amount of times it crops up in best sequels debates. That it's not actually a sequel is irrelevant, it is of course the filler in a wonderful sci-fi sandwich, because as second instalments go, Empire has few peers. With Empire Strikes Back we get all the whizz bang adventure strewn heart of Star Wars, but George Lucas (stepping aside for Irvin Kershner to direct) has also fleshed the story out with a serious dark tone that oddly becomes a bedfellow to the romantic fun on offer, where new and engaging characters (and creatures) add spice to this wonderful fantastical broth.
Aided by the considerable writing talent of Leigh Brackett (The Long Goodbye, Rio Bravo, The Big Sleep), Lucas took the bold and ingenious step of giving the bad guys the upper hand, in fact it could be argued that he was taking a considerable risk with his ending. Forcing his viewers to wait for the final chapter (three years later), after tantalisingly setting us up with a corker of plot twist (one which is still to this day as potent as it was back on release), Lucas pulled perhaps one of the cheekiest carrot dangles in cinema history.
Though more famed for its dark undertones, Empire is for sure still a very fun movie, C3PO goes into camp overdrive and Han Solo ups his quip quota by some margin. Then of course there is Yoda, in himself a comedic joy. The action sequences beg for repeat viewings, a battle on the ice laden planet Hoth is a marvel and the choreography for Skywalker's fight with Darth Vader is out of the top draw. But ultimately it's with the dark side that the picture excels. Complex and amazingly posing moral quandary's, The Empire Strikes Back is quite an experience, one that will forever hold up to repeat viewings for this particular viewer. 10/10
_**Fun, imaginative, iconic space adventure with a kick-axx cast**_
"Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back" (1980) was the anticipated follow-up to the initial mega-hit blockbuster from 1977. It’s an epic, but simplistic space fantasy about an evil empire and the noble souls who dare to fight it. The main cast features Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), Harrison Ford (Han Solo), Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia), Billy Dee Williams (Lando Calrissian), Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan Kenobi) and the voice work of James Earl Jones (Darth Vader), Frank Oz (Yoda) and Clive Revill (Emperor).
This is an amusing, inventive, iconic space adventure with a stellar cast. While I prefer the adult-oriented space science-fiction of Star Trek, I can’t deny that this space fantasy grants you an entertaining two hours with lots of sci-fi action, space ships, a snowy planet, asteroid caves and mysterious swamps. I also appreciate the mind-powers angle. It doesn’t hurt that Fisher is in her prime and easy on the eyes, not to mention Ford and Williams are at their charismatic best. Even the more obscure Hamill shines in his boyish youth. Then there’s RD-D2, C-3PO and Chewbacca.
The film runs 2 hours, 7 minutes.
GRADE: B
Terrific, again.
<em>'The Empire Strikes Back'</em> follows up on the greatness of <em>'Star Wars'</em> with a highly enjoyable sequel. This one feels like a big moment in the franchise, at least to someone who doesn't know what's upcoming, as we get sizeable moments alongside some cool character reveals.
Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher continue to impress in their respective roles, as does James Earl Jones. Elsewhere, Billy Dee Williams and Frank Oz make for strong additions. There are, once again, fun roles for Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew and Kenny Baker.
I'd say its predecessor has aged better - though that's not to say this film looks even the slightest bit bad, as it still looks fantastic throughout. The plot is as great as before, as is everything else really - namely the music, for one.
I think I prefer the 1977 film over this, but there's barely anything separating the two in my thoughts to be honest. Both are awesome!
So, I was almost 1 when this movie dropped and, well, it started the opening night tradition.
OK, well, how to do this? I guess we will start with the hate. I like to address the hate in movies, especially ones that are well regarded and loved.
Now, I'll excuse it for the people that just don't like Star Wars. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
But then there are the people that really hate Empire because of...reasons. And those reasons are Revenge of the Sith.
I'm sorry, panning Empire because of loyalty to the prequels--misplaced as it is--doesn't make I-III any better. It just makes you petty.
Now, why its loved and, I'll admit, I am one of those fanboys that really do love this movie.
For starters, Empire went dark. It was the really the episode that the good guys lost and, that made it unique among, well, among just about every movie not made in the 1970s. I guess that is what made the 70s such a wonderful time for movies.
We could use a little more of that. We could use a lot more of that. We use a lot more gritty in cinema. And, we could use a lot more "lived in" Everything looks too clean.
Empire had that.
And then it had that big, legendary, reveal that made all those kisses between Luke and Leia utterly wrong once the second big reveal hit in 1983...which explained that look Han gave Leia when she told him in the next installment.
Moving on...
We have the Battle of Hoth, which, yeah, nerd awesomeness with kind of a WWI trench warfare v tanks feel and a WWII Evacuation of Dunkirk feel with the rebels on the run and the Empire forcing its way across the galaxy with brute strength.
And that prolonged time on the Falcon, well, that was just brilliant for character development and, incest blocking.
So, really, honestly, there was way too much to love not to put Empire on the throne.
I have reviewed this film before but I thought that it deserved an extra special mention. Yesterday, this was the first film I saw in a cinema since we were all confined to barracks - and boy what a cracker. Where to start with the superlatives? It's fantastic - right from the opening bars of John Williams' score; on through the three mini-adventures rolled into one, we are treated to a marvellous feast of well-written, snappily directed, entertaining action packed adventure. Picking up from the first film, our rebels are holed up on a frozen planet being relentlessly pursued by Darth Vader. When one of his probes discovers their icebound base, they've got to get the hell out of there. Now sure, the CGI suffers a bit after 40 years; and can someone please tell me what the point of these lumbering Imperial Walkers is? They are like metal polar bears that constantly trip over their own shoelaces, but aside from those most minor of criticisms we have a great story; characters that we care about (personally, I'm an huge Vader fan) and who develop plausible, credible personalities; the detailed animations of "Yoda" are superb to see again on the big screen and it builds excellently to a sword fight the like of which has not been seen since "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (1938). It is, I think, better then the first film and for my money is the best sci-fi film ever made. Made for the big screen - and brilliantly made at that!
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『スター・ウォーズ エピソード5/帝国の逆襲』のおもしろいポイントは多岐にわたります。まず、登場するキャラクターたちの成長や葛藤が描かれる点が魅力的です。主要キャラクターたちがそれぞれの運命に向き合い、成長していく姿が感動的であり、視聴者の心を引きつけます。
また、物語の展開も見どころの一つです。予期せぬ展開や意外な展開が多く、緊張感やサスペンスが常に漂っています。特に、ラストの展開は衝撃的であり、続きが気になる展開となっています。
さらに、本作品ではフォースの力やジェダイの存在がより深く掘り下げられており、新たな要素が加わっています。フォースの秘密や力の本質についての描写があり、フォースの持つ神秘性や力強さが感じられます。
また、特殊効果やアクションシーンも見どころの一つです。当時の技術を駆使して作り込まれたスペースバトルや戦闘シーンは迫力満点であり、視覚的にも楽しめる要素となっています。
緊張感あふれるストーリー展開、キャラクターたちの成長、フォースの力やジェダイの探求、そして迫力満点のアクションシーンなど、『スター・ウォーズ エピソード5/帝国の逆襲』は多彩な要素が組み合わさっており、幅広い視聴者の心を掴んで離しません。