Anatar

All of this just works. ― Todd Howard

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Anatar
When you combine Avatar, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Howard the Duck, this is the result.
Genre: Parody Comedy Sci-Fi Fantasy Directed by: Lorenzo Dante Zanoni (Alan Smithee) Produced by: Manuela Montella Salvatore Escarico Written by: Salvatore Scarico Starring: Azzurra Rocchi Raffaele De Vita Ciro Villano Walter Lippa Cinematography: Daniele Trani Editing: Gianluca Massarenti Music by: Francesco Petronelli Distributed by: Tyche Productions Green Film Release date: January 19, 2023 Runtime: 88 minutes Country: Italy Language: Italian Budget: €1 Box office: $3,608

Anatar is a 2023 Italian science fiction fantasy comedy film, directed by Lorenzo Dante Zanoni, through the Alan Smithee pseudonym.

Why It (Intentionally?) Sucks

NOTE: This movie was likely made as a joke. Please don’t take this too seriously.

1. First of all, it parodies multiple elements from movies, such as Star Wars, Avatar, Star Trek, and the infamous Howard the Duck.
2. Laughable special effects, such as the laser gun.
3. The costumes look cheap. They look like if they were bought from a dollar store or something.
4. Poor production values
5. Bland and cartoony soundtrack that comes out as cheap.
6. The captions sometimes have symbols randomly typed out.
7. The character names are copied from names of famous characters.
   • Examples include Quackenstein’s name being a rip off of Frankenstein, and Donald Dock's name is a rip off of Donald Duck.
   • In fact, Major Crap's name sounds painfully unfunny.
8. Abysmal voice acting that’s poorly done.
   • The sounds for the ducks are annoying as well.
9. Crappy dialogue.
10. Very poor editing. It looks like the movie has been edited from editing softwares, like Shotcut or Premiere Pro.
11. The director disowned the film using the long dead Alan Smithee, an pseudonym which has been killed off since Burn Hollywood Burn.

Redeeming Qualities

1. The film that plays through the movie, "For A Lifetime" by Ryann Darling, despite being stolen for the movie, is very nice, and wholesome.
2. The film is just so bad, it's intentionally funny.

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