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About the game
Red Barton and the Sky Pirates is an exciting 3rd person arcade combat flight shooter reminiscent of games like Star Fox back on the classic N64 and the legendary “After Burner” arcade. It is set in an imaginative and original cartoon style steampunk world with superb hand-drawn illustration quality in-game graphics. The player plays the role of Red Barton, a pilot of a steampunk-style World War I era fighter airplane fighting his way through a menagerie of enemies, on a mission to save his love and honor.
Red Barton and The Sky Pirates is a Schism Worldwide development of a Kosta Zdravković game design arcade combat flight shooter, developed with Unity since February 2016. In Red Barton and The Sky Pirates, players will embark on an adventure to save Red’s love and honor through different gorgeous hand-drawn in game illustration.
Highlights
Single Player Campaign: Play the role of Red Barton and fight your way through a variety of enemies, on a mission to save your love and honor. Enjoy a sophisticated story line with future updates to Diamondtopia universe such as locations, factions, lore, quests, achievements and much more.
Night Mode: Relive the original adventure with different lighting and difficulty levels.
Customization options: Customize your fighter airplane with aircraft and weapons upgrade as well as aircraft skins.
Weapons Galore: Blast your way through using a variety of weapons from Machineguns to Canons and Rockets.
Amazing Original Soundtrack
System Requirements
Minimum
OS:Windows 7+
Storage:2 GB
Processor:SSE2
Memory:4 GB
Graphics:Shader Model 3.0
DirectX:11
Minimum
OS:Mac OS X 10.8+
Storage:500 MB
Processor:SSE2
Graphics:Shader Model 3.0
Release date:2017-03-14
Developer: Schism Worldwide
Publisher: Plug in Digital
Game Mode
Single-player
Rated
EVERYONE
Sky Pirates
Directed by
Colin Eggleston
Produced by
Michael Hirsh
Written by
John D. Lamond
Starring
Music by
Brian May
Cinematography
Garry Wapshott
Edited by
Michael Hirsh
John D. Lamond
John Lamond Motion Pictures
Distributed by
Roadshow Entertainment
16 January 1986
89 minutes
Countries
Australia
United States
Language
English
Budget
AU$4.2 million[1]
Box office
AU $76,170 (Australia)[2]
Sky Pirates (also known as Dakota Harris) is a 1986 Australian adventure film written and produced by John D. Lamond, and directed by Colin Eggleston.[3] The film was inspired by Steven Spielberg's Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), as well as borrowing liberally from The Philadelphia Experiment (1984), The Deer Hunter (1978), Dirty Harry (1971) and Mad Max (1979).[4]
Plot[edit]
In 1945, the Second World War is about to come to an end. Meanwhile, the Australian military has come across an ancient device which can be used to travel through time. It is imperative that the Allies have it and the Axis powers do not.
The experienced aviator Lt. Harris (John Hargreaves) gets assigned to transport the precious item to Washington, D.C.. Reverend Mitchell (Simon Chilvers), Mitchell's lovely daughter Melanie (Meredith Phillips), General Hackett (Alex Scott) and Major Savage (Max Phipps) are aboard the Douglas C-47 Skytrain transport. During the flight the power of the magic cargo makes the laws of nature fade, hereby causing a tremendous tempest which leaves Harris no other choice than to ditch the aircraft.
In rescue boats they discover a weird and misty area full of wrecked ships of different eras. Rev. Mitchell claims there was a connection to the so-called Philadelphia Experiment. Harris remains unimpressed and concentrates on the survival of Melanie and his crew, even for the price of immolating the arcane freight against Savage's explicit orders.
Back home Savage has Harris sentenced for insubordination by a military court. Harris escapes and seeks to unveil the background of these occurrences. He beseeches Rev. Mitchell's daughter Melanie to team up with him. Together they strive to retrieve the lost magic item. They disclose and confound Savage's hidden agenda before they become a happy couple.
Cast[edit]
John Hargreaves as Lt. Harris
Meredith Phillips as Melanie Mitchell
Max Phipps as Major Savage
Bill Hunter as O'Reilly
Simon Chilvers as Rev. Mitchell
Alex Scott as Gen. Hackett
Adrian Wright as Valentine
Peter Cummins as Col. Brien
Tommy Dysart as Bartender
Arron Wayne Cull as Logan (as Wayne Cull)
Alex Menglet as Sullivan
Nigel Bradshaw as Spencer
Chris Gregory as Appleton
John Murphy as Gus
Production[edit]
Sky Pirates was able to utilize a number of warbirds that were found in Australia including CAC Mustangs, Douglas C-47 Skytrains, Grumman Mallards and North American B-25 Mitchells. Principal photography took place in Australia from May to June 1984.[5][N 1]
Soundtrack[edit]
The music in Sky Pirates was composed by Brian May, who also scored the first two Mad Max films. The soundtrack was produced, edited and mastered by Philip Powers four years later as part of his Australian film music archive project on the label oneMone Records. Sky Pirates: Original Soundtrack Recording was released on CD in 1989.
Reception[edit]
Aviation film historian Simon Beck in The Aircraft Spotter's Film and Television Companion (2016) described Sky Pirates as 'influenced by every Spielberg production made up to the mid-'80s.'[5]
Eleanor Mannikka in her review for AllMovie.com noted 'A limp storyline refuses to go taut throughout this sci-fi adventure that patches together bits and pieces from its famous, multi-genre predecessors (the Indiana Jones series, 'The Deer Hunter', 'The Philadelphia Experiment', and others)'.[7]
Film historian Leonard Maltin, in Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide 2013 (2012), derided the 'assorted nonsense' of Sky Pirates 'Boring and confusing, but Hargreaves earns an A for effort.'[8]
Filmink magazine wrote 'There’s enough genuinely good stuff in here (Hargreaves, Max Phipps, Brian May’s music score, Easter Island filming) to make you wish John Lamond had just stuck to producing and gotten in a writer to give it some shape.'[9]
References[edit]
Notes[edit]
^The second Douglas C-47DL (c/n 6051, s/n 41-38668), registered VH-DAS, that appeared in the film was actually submerged.[6]
Citations[edit]
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^Interview with John Lamond.'Mondo Stumpo, 2002. Retrieved: 14 October 2012.
^'Australian Films at the Australian Box Office.'Film Victoria. Retrieved: 24 October 2012.
^'Review: 'Sky Pirates'.'BFI, 2019. Retrieved: August 13, 2019.
^Stratton 1990, p. 80.
^ abBeck 2016, p. 176.
^Santoir, Christian. 'Review: 'Sky Pirates'.'Aeromovies, May 28, 2011. Retrieved: August 13, 2019.
^Mannikka, Eleanor. 'Review: 'Sky Pirates'.'AllMovie.com, 2019. Retrieved: August 13, 2019.
^Maltin 2012, p. 1272.
^Vagg, Stephen (29 February 2020). 'Top Ten 10BA Knock Offs'. Filmink.
Bibliography[edit]
Beck, Simon D. The Aircraft Spotter's Film and Television Companion. Jefferson, North Carolina, 2016. ISBN978-1-476-66349-4.
Maltin, Leonard. Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide 2013. New York: New American Library, 2012 (originally published as TV Movies, then Leonard Maltin’s Movie & Video Guide), First edition 1969, published annually since 1988. ISBN978-0-451-23774-3.
Stratton, David. The Avocado Plantation: Boom and Bust in the Australian Film Industry. London: Pan MacMillan, 1990. ISBN978-0-7329-0250-6.
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