Kung Fury (2015)
- Status:
- HD 1080p
- Directors:
- David Sandberg ,
- Stars:
- David Sandberg , Jorma Taccone , Steven Chew ,
- Genres:
- Action, Comedy
- Language:
- English
- Runtime:
- 30 Min
- Country:
- Sweden
Kung Fury is the action comedy parody style 1980 film manufactured by Laser unicorns production in Sweden. The father’s film, David Sandberg , who concurrently hold the position director, screenwriter and actor in the film. He know as an advertising director and music video clips, 2012, Sandberg quit to focus on implementing a project action comedy set in the year 1980. With only meager $ 5,000 pocket money, he began first invite friends to join her and created a short trailer.
The trailer was uploaded to YouTube, accompanied by a campaign calling for the online community to donate a minimum $ 200,000 to turn it into a 30-minute film, and pledged to release it for free on YouTube. Only after almost two months, David Sandberg collected more than $ 630,000 from 17 713 supporters.
To create looks like the movie 1980, morphing effect in Kung Fury very rudimentary, colored on a dark background, disturbed and broken, reminds one frame of low quality VHS tapes away early old. Contents of Kung Fury is like a “pot”, mixing many topics as gangs, ninjas, dinosaurs, gods, travel through time, even with the presence of both Adolf Hitler . “It has a bit of Terminator, a bit of The Karate Kid, Ghostbusters, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle and Robocop” David Sandberg share itself.
The main character, Kung Fury, a Miami police resolve simmering revenge for Adolf Hitler’s ally (with title Kung Führer) massacre. Earlier, the hero accidentally become kungfu players do … lightning strike and cobra bite at a time. Along the help of computer genius Hackerman, you travel through time back to the era of Nazi Germany to destroy Hitler’s domination. Shape and fashion the characters in the film are evident period of 1980. Particularly Kung Fury, faces “icy” and scarves tied at the forehead makes the audience relate to the legendary image of Sylvester Rambo Stallone. Once completed, Kung Fury was sent to attend the Cannes Film Festival in 2015 and posted on Youtube on September 28/5. Just 24 short hours, the film was over 3 million views and thousands shared on social networks.
