5.7
In the last moments of World War II, a secret Nazi space program evaded destruction by fleeing to the Dark Side of the Moon. During 70 years of utter secrecy, the Nazis construct a gigantic space fortress with a massive armada of flying saucers.
Julia Dietze
Renate Richter
Christopher Kirby
James Washington
Götz Otto
Klaus Adler
Udo Kier
Wolfgang Kortzfleisch
Peta Sergeant
Vivian Wagner
Stephanie Paul
Jenna Bush
Tilo Prückner
Doctor Richter
Michael Cullen
Secretary of Defence
Kym Jackson
Julia McLennan
Ben Siemer
Sanders
Tom Hoßbach
Dieter
Milo Kaukomaa
Siegfried
Vivian Schneider
Brunhilde
Fang Yu
Chinese Representative
Irshad Panjatan
Indian Representative
Claus Wilcke
Russian Representative
Samir Fuchs
Middle East Representative
Monika Gossmann
Designer
Jessica Veurman-Betts
Hippie Gal
Mark Mineart
Male Detective
George Koutros
Neo Nazi #1
Dieter Gring
Pilot #1
Harald Koch
Pilot #2
James Quinn
Reporter
Yuki Iwamoto
Japanese Representative
Jeffrey Coulas
English Representative
Nick Dong-Sik
North Korean Representative
Ramin Yazdani
Pakistani Representative
Tero Kaukomaa
Finnish Representative
Martin Grelis
2nd GWB Officer
Andrew Buchanan
3rd GWB Officer
Eugene Schlusser
Nazi General
Jim Knobeloch
Nazi Weapons Officer
Lisa Zoe Bräutigam
Hannelore
Oskar Mahler
Old Man
Kristina Walter
Old Woman
Brett Molloy
Uwe the Pilot
Chelsea Cunningham
Catwalk Model
Alois Moyo
NYC Taxi Driver
Ryan Provost
Segway Cop
Jorres Risse
Imperial SS Trooper
Director, Screenplay
Timo Vuorensola
Original Concept
Jarmo Puskala
Original Story
Johanna Sinisalo
Screenplay
Michael Kalesniko
February 23, 2013
5
This is a difficult movie to rate, at least for me. It certainly had its funny, even hilarious, moments but at the same time it was incredibly stupid and silly at times.
The idea of the Nazi’s having fled to the moon and built a secret moon-base there was a rather original I think. On could of course wonder why, if they had that technological advantage already 1945, everything is still looking like 1945 now, why they did not have computers, even why they lost the war in the first place? But let us not get picky now…it is a comedy movie after all.
There are quite a few funny moments. Most of them involving their stupor when seeing a black American astronaut and their subsequent dealing with him. Unfortunately there are also quite a few incredibly stupid and silly moments. Their depiction of the American present, her PR-people and most things revolving around here was not really very funny, just stupid. I do not mind a movie that makes fun of the American president but in this movie it was not very intelligently done, just silly. Also, using a Sarah Palin look-alike was just cheap not to mention that such a joke is lost only a few years later when no one has a clue who Sarah Palin was.
The special effects where quite cool, at least when considering that it was “only” a comedy movie after all and even more so considering the movies minimal budget. The Nazi’s steampunk-like contraptions where rather fun to watch.
In all I would say that the movie managed to place itself in the enjoyable range, barely, but I cannot bring myself to give it a more than fairly average rating.
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$7,500,000.00
Revenue:
$10,109,659.00