Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.2|5.0
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Gantz: O
catches the eye for its computer generated animation, its cinematography, sci
fi storyline, and portrayal of story. The fight scenes are ‘nothing to sneeze
at’. They’re terrific. There needs to be some back story provided for this film
for persons who are not familiar with the series from which it is born.
Film Poster Courtesy of Wkipedia
Storyline
After
Kei Kurono (Yuuki Kaji/Lucien Dodge) rescues a friend, he finds himself
embroiled in one adventure after another.
Additional Thanks
Thank
You to Directors Yasushi Kawamura and Keiichi Saitô for directing efforts. Thank you to Digital
Frontier for producing the film. Additional
characters/cast include: Masaru Kato (Daisuke Ono/Kaiji Tang), Anzu Yamasaki
(M.A.O./Cristina Vee), Joichiro Nishi (Tomohiro Kaku/Kyle McCarley), Reika
Shimohira (Saori Hayami/Laura Post), Yoshikazu Suzuki (Shuuichi Ikeda/Todd
Haberkorn), Nurarihyon (Masane Tsukayama/Josiah Wills), Susumu Kimura (Masaya
Onosaka/Bryce Papenbrook), Sanpei Taira (Kenjiro Tsuda/Tony Azzolino), Tetsuo
Hara (Teruaki Ogawa), Kei Kurono (Yuuki Kaji/Lucien Dodge), Ayumu Kato (Austin
Chase), Hachiro Oka (Doug Erholtz), George Shimaki (Masaki Sumitani/Steve
Heiser), Nobuo Muroya (Makoto Izubuchi/Keith Silverstein), and Gantz Ball
(Cherami Leigh).
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes.
It’s a futuristic thriller not to be missed. Completely satisfies the Japanese
anime sci-fi fan.
Video Critique Available Here:
Ben Meyers
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