Great mash up of Japanese kid's show into a movie
When I was a kid they used to play Japanese children’s shows after school. One of them was Johnny Sokko and his Flying Robot. Voyage Into Space was released by American International that edited together four episodes into a movie.<br /><br />The film begins with an alien ship landing in the sea off the shore of Japan after destroying some interceptor planes. The aliens unleash a monster that is destroying ships including one carrying Johnny Sokko. Sokko and a man he met on the boat called Mr. Mano who is actually a secret agent get shipwrecked on an island. That proves to be a double edged sword. On the one hand, the island is occupied by a group called the Gargoyle Gang that wants to conquer the world, but it also houses a giant robot the gang was going to use for their plans. Needless to say Sokko and Mano take the robot and go on to use their new friend against the aliens as well.<br /><br />If you like any other Japanese TV shows or movies from this period like Ultraman or Godzilla you’ll enjoy Voyage Into Space. There’s plenty of men in plastic suites fighting each other as monster and the Giant Robot, zany costumes for the bad guys, plus some gun play as Mano takes on the Gargoyle Gang. I have to say the suite and special effects they created for the Giant Robot were quite good for its times like missiles in its fingers.<br />C
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