The Omega Man.
(El último hombre... vivo)
(Usa, 1971) [Color, 98 m.].
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Ficha técnica.
Dirección: Boris Sagal.
Argumento: Richard Matheson (novela, "I Am Legend").
Guión: John William Corrington, Joyce Hooper Corrington.
Fotografía: Russell Metty.
Música: Ron Grainer.
Producción: Walter Seltzer.
Productora: Warner Bros. Pictures.
Sinopsis: Como consecuencia de la guerra bacteriológica entre Rusia y China, un solo individuo parece ser el único superviviente: se trata del coronel Neville, famoso científico, que se salva gracias a una única dósis de vacuna que estaba experimentando. A partir de este momento, y durante dos largos años, tendrá que defenderse del asedio de unos seres que también han conseguido salvarse, pero que, al no poseer la defensa de unos anticuerpos, han ido degenerando hasta convertirse en unos seres monstruosos, y cuyo único afan es acabar con Neville, en el que polarizan la responsabilidad de la destrucción de la humanidad... (FILMAFFINITY)
In 1977, two years after Russia and China had engaged in germ warfare and destroying most of mankind, U. S. Army scientist Robert Neville, who had immunized himself, is practically alone in the city of Los Angeles, except for a group of albino-like survivors, led by a former newscaster, now calling himself Matthias, who had predicted the destruction, His group , sensitive to light and heat, are bent upon smashing all remnants of the prior civilization, especially Neville (IMDb).
AMG Sinopsis: This second film adaptation of Richard Matheson's science-fiction novel I Am Legend (the first version being The Last Man on Earth with Vincent Price) unfolds in a post-apocalyptic 1976. Charlton Heston is Robert Neville, the sole recipient of a serum that enabled him to survive an onslaught of germ warfare between Russia and China - which seemingly rendered him the last (normal) human alive. Neville lives in a garish, antique-strewn L.A. penthouse. During the day, he roams through the vacant city. At night, he fends off a bloodthirsty horde of mutant scavengers garbed in Spanish inquisition robes and sunglasses, led by Matthias (Anthony Zerbe), a former television newscaster in his good ol' pre-mutant days. Matthias and his half-human vampires want to kill Neville. Neville's last man on earth status is shattered when he comes across a group of young people, presided over by the sexy and cynical Lisa (Rosalind Cash). Neville begins to form an interest in her, as the two try to keep Matthias and his minions at bay. The Omega Man was filmed in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday afternoons, an area that consists almost exclusively of office buildings, and therefore was suitably vacant at the the time of production. In 2007, Matheson's novel received yet another incarnation - this one with Will Smith in the Heston role.
AMG Review: Entertainingly cheesy, The Omega Man is another entry in Charlton Heston's toothy last-man-standing science fiction phase, à la Planet of the Apes (1968) and Soylent Green (1973). Adapted from Richard Matheson's I Am Legend with key 1970s differences, the dystopian story of one man's fight to save humanity features intentionally and unintentionally striking images of arch-conservative Heston tooling around an uninhabited Los Angeles in convertibles and mistily taking in a screening of Woodstock (1970) when not battling monkish Ray Ban-wearing zombies. While the near-complete elimination of the population via germ warfare serves as a still-timely warning regarding technology and its abuses, the Luddite albino mutants with their Charles Manson-esque murderous allegiance to "the Family" become a reverse lesson in technophobia. As the one survivor blessed with immune blood, Heston trades Biblical role models on his way to a fate and final image audacious in its hubris. Though this second screen version of Matheson's novel was hardly a blockbuster, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ridley Scott were set to shoot a third until it was deemed too expensive.
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