Bought this on DVD, because the cover art looked magnificent (Yeah, that's really sad) and watched, all the time think WTF.
Watched again, picked up on the things I missed. And am now obsessed with this character, but disappointed that there wasn't enough in the film about him.
They developed the villain well enough, but not enough with the hero. It felt unfinished. So, is there anymore. Anything prior to this that I have missed?
And who else really liked it.
The suit, especially the face mouth thing, is a sure winner or a hero suit.
What I really liked as well, was the way the action scenes where like they were straight out of a comic. I mean, it was perfect, right down to the talking while fighting.
Probably isn't what everyone likes, most people would like the action to flow, but I thought it was brilliant!
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Downpour_guy
at 7:58PM, March 31, 2009
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jalford
at 4:44AM, April 1, 2009
Are you talking about the live-action movie, or the Casshern: Robot Hunter anime.
last edited on July 14, 2011 1:06PM
Downpour_guy
at 6:33AM, April 1, 2009
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Hawk
at 9:38AM, April 1, 2009
I didn't like the movie... Like many Japanese movies it was incredibly pretentious and filled with so many Japanese cliches. Granted, there were a few enjoyable aspects, but in the end it felt like an entirely dismissable.
last edited on July 14, 2011 12:46PM
Daiconv
at 12:01PM, April 1, 2009
I like this movie ok, not the worst adaptation of Casshern, but I wish Friender had more than just a stupid 5 second cameo. Friender is what makes Casshern awesome.
I also missed the whole human enslavement aspect of it.
The cinematagraphy was nice to look at though.
I also missed the whole human enslavement aspect of it.
The cinematagraphy was nice to look at though.
last edited on July 14, 2011 12:03PM
jalford
at 4:52PM, April 1, 2009
The movie was to over-dramatic. Like it was some kinda Mexican soap opera or something. The whole anime is about an augmented human who fights evil robots and cyborgs on a post-apocalyptic Earth. The movie went a different direction and added all this melodrama.
last edited on July 14, 2011 1:06PM
lothar
at 6:23PM, April 1, 2009
i saw that movie like 4 years ago , the only thing that comes to mind is the giant WW2 era bomber planes with human faces , i thought that was pretty cool , overall , i remember liking the movie but i cant remember why
last edited on July 14, 2011 1:45PM
Jonko
at 9:52AM, April 2, 2009
From what I heard, the director created the film based on an anime he liked in his childhood (the one everyone else has mentioned).
Unfortunately, the movie was hugely unsuccessful, costing much more than the revenue it actually made, so there is no way they will produce a sequel.
Or that's what I've gathered from the Japanese entertainment news... My friends always tell me to never trust Japanese TV though, so this all might not be true, lol.
Unfortunately, the movie was hugely unsuccessful, costing much more than the revenue it actually made, so there is no way they will produce a sequel.
Or that's what I've gathered from the Japanese entertainment news... My friends always tell me to never trust Japanese TV though, so this all might not be true, lol.
last edited on July 14, 2011 1:10PM
isukun
at 11:23PM, April 2, 2009
Whether they make another movie or not, Japan seems to be reviving a lot of older series with more recent remakes and Casshern was one of those series. The new series isn't bad. They released it in time to coincide with the Tatsunoko vs Capcom release.
last edited on July 14, 2011 1:04PM
Exzachly
at 12:59PM, April 4, 2009
I saw the movie about a year ago and don't remember THAT much from it. I do remember that despite a pretty low budget, they were able to pull off a pretty sleak look for the film using some simple after-effects tricks. I remember the fight scenes being really bad. And it seemed like they didn't enough time to properly develop the story too.
last edited on July 14, 2011 12:25PM
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