Peter Fonda is
an alien named Gonzy Traumerei from another galaxy in this quirky,
guilty pleasure. Filmed long after the Easy Rider phenom
and 15 years before his Ullie's Gold comeback, Peter
does what he did best during the lean years... he appears bewildered
most of the time. The film opens as Gonzy attempts to return to his
planet [no rocket, just Superman style] but discovers - too
late - that he's lost his ability to fly. He crash lands in a Tokyo
hotel swimming pool and disappears underground. Three young people
- a girl named Mimimi, Monika (because he likes to play the harmonica)
and Hachi - witness Gonzy's splashy entrance but will not cooperate
with the police when they arrive to investigate the gaping hole in
the bottom of the pool. As a result, Mimimi and Monika are handed
over to a psychiatric organization called Doors. This is the very
unit - part of a worldwide group - who are trying to capture Gonzy
with intention of cloning his DNA [10,000 time stronger than human]
to create the ultimate indestructible army. Meanwhile, Gonzy tries
to rescue his new friends and attempt to correct his flying problem
while trying to avoid tomatoes [his kryptonite].
There are many
surprises in store for Gonzy and his buddies. But, despite how endearing
this SciFi musical fantasy may seem... This
is NOT for children!In addition to the nudity [see
upper pic, left], some of the situations are much more sexually explicit
than anyone might have expected - for example - there's Monika's jealous
tirade against Mimimi saying "She'll fuck anyone who gives her
champagne." Or Gonzy admitting that he never had intercourse
but was "felated once" adding that it ended badly when his
powerful "ejaculation blew her head off." Incidentally,
the audience is provided an example of Gonzy's liquid explosion when
(at the conclusion) his jizz destroys the rocket strip when he masturbates
his escape [see pic below, right].
Director Ryu Murakami
is a novelist and scriptwriter (responsible for Takashi Miike's AUDITION).
He also was the director for TOKYO
DECADENCE and KARAOKE
TERROR.
A Japanese film with English subtitles and much English language;
uncut (119 mins)
widescreen format, DVDs encoded for ALL REGION NTSC,
playable on any American DVD machine.
Extras include Peter Fonda theatrical trailers.
Nudity/Drugs/Strong
Sexual Situations/Torture/Violence
For Mature Audiences
