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Casshern (DVD) (US Version)

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Casshern (DVD) (US Version)

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Fashion photographer and music video director Kiriya Kazuaki's long awaited first film, set in a stunning retro-futuristic world, is a visual and philosophical tour de force. An updated version of a 1970s animated television series, Casshern is a classic tale of good vs. evil. The film is set in the future with planet Earth divided into two opposing alliances. After a long and bitter war, the Greater Eastern Federation triumphed over Europa to rule the Eurasian continent. However, the victory is a hollow one. The war has left the planet a wasteland, ravaged by chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, and its inhabitants are weak and susceptible to every pestilence and new disease that appears.

With hope running out for the survival of the human race, a geneticist named Dr. Azuma proposes a neo-cell treatment through which he can rejuvenate the human body and potentially save mankind. The success of his research is critical to him on a personal level as well, as his disease-stricken wife Midori is growing weaker each day.

One day, a freak bolt of lightning sends Azuma's neo-cell cloning experiment haywire, and an army of superhuman androids (Shinzo Ningen) are unleashed on the world. The military attacks and kills most of them, but some survive, taking Midori hostage and employing a robot army to wage war on the humans in an effort to wipe them off the face of the earth. As options run out, Tetsuya, Azuma's son who had been killed in combat, is reborn through his father's neo-cell technology as the hero Casshern. Will he be able to save the world, or is it too late?


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Product Title:Casshern (DVD) (US Version)
Region Code:DVD Region Code 1 - USA, Canada, U.S. Territories (What is it?)
Picture Format:NTSC Picture Format (What is it?)
Artist Name(s):Aso Kumiko | Higuchi Kanako | Iseya Yusuke
Release Date:October 16, 2007
Language:Japanese
Subtitle:English
Duration:80 Minutes
Rating:Not Rated
Package Weight:100 g
Publisher:Paramount Home Entertainment
YesAsia Catalog No.:1005016087
Shipment Unit:1 (What is it?)

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- This professional review refers to Casshern (HK Version).
Put your eyeballs back in their sockets; Casshern is just a movie. An adaptation of the early-seventies anime Robot Hunter Casshan, Casshern is a gonzo, balls-to-the-wall tech demo that overshadows?or perhaps sidesteps?the usual requirements of narrative filmmaking. While that might seem like a fatal transgression, forgiveness will likely be easy, or simply a fleeting afterthought. When you're subjected to visual crack, little things like logic, character, and coherent storytelling understandably fall by the wayside.

A fifty-year war has left Mother Earth a beaten-up wasteland. Mankind and its vast arsenal of weapons are to blame, and there's a price: many suffer from synthetic diseases. The answer to their problems: more technology, specifically the "neo cell" project from Professor Azuma (Akira Terao). Basically, the old coot is creating a big genetic swimming pool to manufacture replacement body parts. But the neo cell project spawns mutants who crawl out of t... [Read more]





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Simply amazing!Customer Review Rated Excellent - 10 out of 10Friday, March 28, 2008
Reviewer: SarangAsianMusic  Top 30 Reviewer More than 100 reviews available (See all this customer reviews)

- This customer review refers to Casshern (DTS Version) (HK Version)

I just finished watching Casshern and I have to say that it is now within my top 3 favorite japanese movies.

I was surprised when I saw that it was made in 2004. This movie has amazing graphics and I love the mystery and hidden messages behind the whole story. One may find it confusing, but I am used to the japanese movies with hidden plots. I happen to love these kinds of movies because they make me think. Not everything is within the mind's reach at first...

I also loved this movie because the characters looked normal and not 'overly beautiful'. I can really tell that this was done Kiriya Kazuaki. I see his creative in this just like the Utada PV's he directed.

Kiriya Kazuaki is one of the photographers/directors that I respect and I must say that his work couldn't have been better.

This is a must for foreign movie collectors. ^_^

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What HAPPENED??!Customer Review Rated 4 out of 10Thursday, July 13, 2006
Reviewer: anonymous golf player  (See all this customer reviews)

- This customer review refers to Casshern (HK Version)

This film got a great look, feel and visuals going for it. But it's a sci-fi, based anime theme movie, so, what happened to the action? There's barely any of it. The best action sequence occurs around the mid point of the movie and it only last about 3 mins. Trully dissappointing. This could have been a classic if the director didn't spend sooooo much time with his philosophical views about men, war, etc., etc., etc. It was like watching a political press conference, with the politicians just going around in circles, never getting to the point or stating anything of any significance!

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oh.Customer Review Rated Excellent - 10 out of 10Saturday, May 27, 2006
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- This customer review refers to CASSHERN - 3DVDs Ultimate Edition (Japan Version - English Subtitles)

this movie was amazing, with all of its themes on how humans are quite unopen to individuality and are always greedy for more when they have enough. i think the director (utada's husband) did an amazing jobs with the direction of the movie and how the characters really mesh well with their roles. i especially like all the effects and settings.

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