미래전쟁 198X

미래전쟁 198X (1982)

FUTURE WAR 198X年

때는 198X년 미국은 적국에서 발사되는 전략핵미사일을 대기권 밖에서 격추시킬수 있는 요격용 레이저탑재 위성이 발사됩니다. 그리고, 이 위성을 우주왕복선 알바트로스호가 서포트하였고 여기에는 바트케인 박사와 여동생인 롤러 그리고 일본인 과학자 미쿠모가 탑승하고 있었으며, 위성요격 시험은 성공적으로 수행되었습니다. 실험이 성공하자 핵무기에대한 전략적인 우위의 상실을 우려했던 소련 당국이 이 위성의 개발자인 바트케인 박사를 납치하게 되었고, 박사가 납치되었다는 사실을 알게된 미국은 위성의 기밀누설을 우려하게되어 박사가 소련으로 들어가기전에 조치를 취해야 했는데, 박사를 태우고 소련으로 가고 있던 알파급 잠수함을 잡기위해 핵어뢰를 사용하여 격침시키게 됩니다. 이 일을 계기로 소련에서는 강경파인 브가린 국방장관이 미국이 레이저요격위성을 실용화하기 전에 핵미사일로 수천만명을 날려버리면 미국도 스스로 굴복하게 될것이라고 역설을 하였지만, 온건파 서기장인 오르로후는 이런 강경파의 목소리를 억누르고 있었습니다.

개봉일
1982-10-30
TMDB
5.9 / 10 (12)
상영 시간(분)
2시간 5분
장르
드라마, 전쟁, 액션, SF, 애니메이션
감독
勝間田具治, 舛田利雄

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Future War 198X is a 1982 Japanese anime science fiction war original video animation directed by Toshio Masuda and Tomoharu Katsumata. Set during the Cold War in an unspecified year of the 1980s, the film details the outbreak of World War III between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. It is partially inspired by the 1982 speculative war novel The Third World War: The Untold Story by Sir John Hackett.

Production

It is unclear when production on Future War 198X started, but it was primarily conducted by Toei Animation. Most of the production staff had previously worked on the Space Battleship Yamato franchise. Toei Animation's managing director Akinori Watanabe stated Toei's intention was to produce the film in a "realistic" art style with "Western-style images"; to this end, the film's aesthetic was mostly influenced by Japanese film illustrator Noriyosh…

Production was assisted by former Japan Self-Defense Forces Major General Iwano Masataka, the film's music was performed by the New Japan Philharmonic, and the film's costumes were designed by French fashion designer André Courrèges. Production cost a total of approximately 600 million yen.

In February 1981, Toei Animation's labor union received an early copy of the film's script and, after reviewing it, described it as "dangerous", citing a pro-war narrative that viewed nuclear warfare positively. In April 1981, the union announced in The Asahi Shimbun that their members would not be participating in the film's production. This forced the film's animation to be completed by outsourced animators.

Future War 198X was controversial in Japan due to its depictions of nuclear war and the aftermath of war, and it was argued that the film glorified warfare, was right-wing propaganda, or was otherwise unsuitable for children to watch.

The April 1982 issue of Animage covered the controversy in an article by Koichi Kato, in which several Future War 198X staff members, including Toei managing director Akinori Watanabe, provided details on the film's development and responded to criticisms, interspersed with commentary from parent–teacher association members and labor union officials.

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