
Robot Carnival (1987) on Netflix
NR19871h 30mAnimationComedyDrama
The Robot Carnival, a huge rusted machine with robots in niches along its sides, grinds across a desert. Around it are nine shorts in different animation styles, robots the common element.
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- IMDb6.8/103,585 votes
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Plot summary
Nine shorts in different animation styles, robots the common thread. In a desert, a boy finds a coming soon poster for the Robot Carnival and warns his village as a huge rusted machine, robots in niches along its exterior, grinds forward. A mad scientist tries to bring a robot to life with lightning. Alien robot foot soldiers attack a city and take people, among them a girl whose android companion keeps her locket. A man secretly builds an automaton in a shed, apart from his wife and family. Two teenage girls visit a robot themed amusement park, where one finds her boyfriend with her friend. In nineteenth century Japan, a Westerner in a wooden giant robot is challenged by locals in one of their own. In Tokyo, a robotic magician called Red Neck wakes the city's machines.
Cast
Kumiko Takizawaas Daughter / Small Robot (voice)
Katsue Miwaas Fukusuke (voice)
Chisa Yokoyamaas Yayoi (voice)
Kohji Moritsuguas The Main Character (voice)
- Keiko Hanagataas Grandma (voice)
- Aya Murataas Daughter (child) (voice)
- Nariko Fujiedaas Grandchild (voice)
- Satoru Inagakias Man A (voice)
Hideyuki Umezuas Colleague / Man B (voice)
Ikuya Sawakias Man C (voice)
- Hidehiro Kikuchias Child A / Child D (voice)
Daisuke Namikawaas Child B (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Robot Carnival (1987)
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- For its English-language release, Streamline Pictures shuffled the order of Robot Carnival's segments and removed the still images of the Robot Carnival from the "Ending" segment; producer Carl Macek said the shuffling was done for theatrical exploitation considerations.
- Streamline Pictures assembled its theatrical release from segments that arrived separately and were packed into 2000 ft reels; they were arranged to minimize reel changes, because keeping the original order would have required extra reels and added to the cost of distribution.
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