The New Impact (1989 film)

The New Impact is a 1989 American animated science fiction action-adventure comedy film directed by Jerry Sho and Charles E. Sellier, Jr., and its produced by Brandon Lee Kaufman and Sho himself through Sho's production company Jerry Sho Animation and its distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film stars Bradley Vincent, Richard Kind, Rob Paulsen, E.G. Daily, Dana Hill, Debi Derryberry. Sho brought Charles E. Sellier, the director of Silent Night, Deadly Night and television series The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams to direct the film. But Sho decided to bring Joe Dante to replace Sellier, Dante left due to lack of interest in this film, and Sellier were brought back.

The film was released and premiered in September 13, 1989, with a budget of $5 million and box office of $402 hundred. The film was praised for its animation, story and its music but was criticized for special effects and screenplay dialogue (Brett Lyons).

Synopsis
In 1998, Makey, his parents and his pet rabbit named Silver are on for the picnic trip at the park to watch the solar eclipse, however, the eclipse are dark enough and it creates the orbital black hole are about to suck away almost everything. Makey's mother and father are already ran away. Makey are struggle to get away from this black hole, then suddenly, a dark forces emerged from the black hole. Makey survived but his rabbit Silver have taken away.

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Cast
Bradley Vincent as Makey, an aspiring rookie space pilot of NAC, an independent agency which is responsible for an aerospace program.

Richard Kind as Silver, an anthropomorphic grey-coloured hare who is a member of Agenda.

Rob Paulsen

E.G. Daily

Dana Hill

Debi Derryberry

Video games
A video game of the same name released in 1990, after the release of the film. Though it features the same elements as the film. But mostly feature somewhat different and unrelated in the game. It takes place before, during and after the events on the film. It was released early in 1990, developed and published by Software Creations and Sunsoft for Nintendo Entertainment System, as well as The Bitmap Brothers and Electronic Arts for MS-DOS, Amiga and for IBM computer.