"Set in the late 21st century, Earth is in crisis and the future of mankind is at risk. Hope lies in a geneticist's discovery of a 'Neo-Cell' which can rejuvenate the human body, but it is used by an evil corporation to create a race of mutants bent on the annihilation of humanity. A powerful warrior, Casshern, emerges in the battle against this new menace. Only he can save the human race as it fights an ultimate war against its own extinction."--Container.
disappointing quick, mini-flashes of inspiration, but mostly just cheese, poor acting and special effects. This would be more suited to the anime world. Somehere in this big pile of convoluted crap is a possible idea.
The screen is very busy but also stunning. Take the overdramatic elements of Japanese films and mix with cinematography of The Matrix, explosions of the Transformer movies and B&W lighting style of Citizen Kane. We have a super hero action movie with a "What have we learned?" lesson at the end mixed with love and other emotions. I was overwhelmed but younger audiences with electronic device induced short attention spans should be able to keep up. Visually very good. The story is hard to buy into.
I started watching this but gave up about a third of the way through. When it got to a battle scene it was like their intention was to induce a seizure. The story also seemed to be taking a while to develop. I may revisit this again later on since I'm a fan of the anime, but right now I'm shelving it.
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Add a Commentdisappointing quick, mini-flashes of inspiration, but mostly just cheese, poor acting and special effects. This would be more suited to the anime world. Somehere in this big pile of convoluted crap is a possible idea.
The screen is very busy but also stunning. Take the overdramatic elements of Japanese films and mix with cinematography of The Matrix, explosions of the Transformer movies and B&W lighting style of Citizen Kane. We have a super hero action movie with a "What have we learned?" lesson at the end mixed with love and other emotions. I was overwhelmed but younger audiences with electronic device induced short attention spans should be able to keep up. Visually very good. The story is hard to buy into.
I started watching this but gave up about a third of the way through. When it got to a battle scene it was like their intention was to induce a seizure. The story also seemed to be taking a while to develop. I may revisit this again later on since I'm a fan of the anime, but right now I'm shelving it.