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| Hydroponics researchers working in a remote space lab receive unexpected help in the form of a deranged astro and his equally demented robot. The real star of Saturn 3 is the production design by Stuart Craig (and presumably by John Barry who was removed as original director). The sets and colour schemes are gorgeous to behold and ill-served by the 1.33:1 US DVD. The acting, dialogue and situations add a level of cheesiness to the proceedings. The opening demise of the real Captain James was a jaw dropper back in the day. RIP, Farrah. |
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![]() | Saturn 3 31st August 1999 DVD 88 mins 1.33:1 |
![]() | Alex |
![]() | Adam |
![]() | Benson |
![]() | Harding |
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![]() | Small Brunette Woman on World Spaceways Ship |
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![]() | Captain James |
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| Friday, 29th February 1980 | Varsity Theatre | USA |
| Saturday, 17th May 1980 | Odeon 2 | UK |
| Saturday, 17th May 1980 | State, Grays | UK |
| Tuesday, 14th May 2024 | New Beverly Cinema | USA |