

Saturn 3
Some thing is watching... waiting... and wanting on...
In the future, Earth is overcrowded and the population relies on distant bases to be fed. In the Saturn 3 station, Major Adam and the scientist Alex, who is also his lover and has never been on Earth, have been researching hydroponics for three years in the base alone with their dog Sally. Captain Benson arrives Saturn 3 with Hector, incapable to controlling his emotions he transfers his homicidal tendency and insanity to Hector. Now Major Adam and Alex are trapped in the station with a dangerous psychopath robot.
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5.3/10
236 votes
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- Status
- Released
- Budget
- $10M
- Box office
- $4.9M
- Language
- English
- spacecraft
- moon
- chess
- tattoo
- cyborg
- killer robot
- space travel
- saturn
- murder
- rampage
- transhumanism
- robot
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Release dates
United StatesUS
- TheatricalR15 Feb 1980
- PhysicalRDVD31 Aug 1999
- PhysicalRBlu-ray3 Dec 2013
United KingdomGB
- Theatrical158 May 1980
AustraliaAU
- Theatrical21 Aug 1980
ArgentinaAR
- Theatrical11 Sept 1980
BrazilBR
- Theatrical2 Jul 1981
DenmarkDK
- Theatrical24 Aug 1984
FinlandFI
- Theatrical10 Apr 1981
FranceFR
- Theatrical28 May 1980
GermanyDE
- Theatrical12Ascot26 Apr 1985
HungaryHU
- Theatrical1626 Nov 1981
IrelandIE
- Theatrical27 Jun 1980
JapanJP
- Theatrical18 Oct 1980
Frequently asked questions
Saturn 3 was released on 15 February 1980.
Audience reviews
2- R5/10
RottenPop
8/21/2017
Saturn 3 is a boring sci-fi movie starring Kirk Douglas, Farrah Fawcett and Harvey Keitel. Strange. The movie is about this bizarre love triangle out in space. One of the pricks of the triangle is working on a robot that starts killing everyone. Believe me. It sounds better than it actually is.
- S5/10
Sierbahnn
9/11/2026
The concept is high, the casting is grand, and the pacing is low. It is a strange artifact of its day and yet speaks very deeply about the dangers of automation and AI in our current era. It's certainly not a gripping sci-fi even for its time, but it does look gorgeous and still has a place in a sci-fi connoisseur's video library.
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