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Oblivion (1994) [PG-13]

Release Date:
April 1, 1994

Original Title:
Oblivion

Alternate Titles:
Desperados und Aliens
Kampf um Oblivion
Welcome to Oblivion

Genres:
Adventure | Comedy | Science Fiction | Western

Production Companies:
Full Moon Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 94

It's High Noon at the End of the Universe.

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On another planet which resembles the Old West, a die-hard pacifist is forced to re-examine his ways after an evil alien bandit and his gang murder his estranged sheriff father, take over his home town, and threaten his friends.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Sarah Brady
Tom Scurry

ADR Mixer:
Andy Napell

Animation:
Joel Fletcher

Art Direction:
Colin De Rouin

Boom Operator:
Stanomir Dragoş

Camera Operator:
Aldo Antonelli

Casting:
Perry Bullington
Robert MacDonald

Casting Assistant:
Liz MacDonald

Co-Producer:
Albert Band
Peter David
Debra Dion

Costume Design:
Radu Corciova
Oana Păunescu
Michael Roche

Costume Supervisor:
Victoria Dragnea

Dialogue Editor:
Lauren Stephens

Director:
Sam Irvin

Director of Photography:
Adolfo Bartoli

Editor:
Margeret-Anne Smith

Executive Producer:
Charles Band

First Assistant Director:
Daniel Bărbulescu

Foley Artist:
Doug Reed

Foley Editor:
Doug Reed

Foley Mixer:
Eric Hoeschen

Gaffer:
Gianni Romeo

Hairstylist:
Mihai Stanescu

Idea:
Charles Band

Makeup Artist:
Dana Roșeanu

Music Supervisor:
Pat Siciliano

Original Music Composer:
Pino Donaggio

Post Production Supervisor:
Maggie Cone
Gretchen G. Wieland

Producer:
Michael Catalano
Oana Păunescu
Vlad Păunescu

Production Coordinator:
Kirk Edward Hansen
Adina Miclaus
Catalina Negru

Production Design:
Milo

Production Manager:
Brian Ades

Screenplay:
Peter David

Script Supervisor:
Louise Demetre
Cornelia Stefan

Second Assistant Director:
Cristian Ciurea

Second Unit Director:
Joseph Grossberg

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Aldo Antonelli

Set Decoration:
Nicki Roberts

Set Designer:
John Chichester
Bruce Robert Hill

Sound Effects Editor:
Norval D. Crutcher III
Adriane Marfiak
Stephen P. Robinson

Sound Engineer:
Marco Streccioni

Sound Mixer:
Tiberiu Borcoman

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Marty Hutcherson
Ted Kosciusko

Sound Recordist:
Brian Smith

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Michael Deak
David Perteet

Special Effects Supervisor:
John Deall

Still Photographer:
Tom Vollick

Story:
John Rheaume
Greg Suddeth
Mark Goldstein

Stunt Coordinator:
Jeff Moldovan
Ion Albu

Stunts:
Aurel Boata
Catalin Mancafa

Unit Manager:
Damian Ion

Visual Effects Director:
David Allen

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