ThinMan : Hare-strical!!!
Mikeonalpha : yes, it gets more salacious and sleazy as it goes on. Natalie Dormer is good - she was gre...
Dvora : I liked this film; in fact, I shed a tear or two at the end. Stories like this one allow v...
frank44552 : this is a must watch
Alien : Thank you. The fact that each episode is stand-alone, means I can just watch them like the...
Mim's : I agree so much with your comment ! This is a really good movie.
ThinMan : Wow, this is very graphic. I'm not rating it, yet, but it really is graphic.
Rasnac : This is a weird, almost esoteric storyline. Very unconventional for a superhero comics ani...
random000 : Bryan Fuller really has great shows, but this one got close to 60 awards. Lee, Anna, Krist...
ThinMan : Thanks so much for commenting. I've totally missed this over the years, but your review h...
One of the stronger elements is the blistering Max Roach score (whose album lends the film its title)
Another highlight is Kurahara’s vision of Tokyo as an apocalyptic wasteland, a crumbling landscape of debris. However if the film does have a weakness it’s Chico Roland. Continuing in the tradition of terrible American performances in foreign productions, he’s usually pretty bad.
Although there are a few points where he pulls of a good moment, most of the time he’s either overdoing it or underdoing it. And his hysterical wheezing, whispering & weeping often makes his dialogue incomprehensible.
If you watched this you can’t miss “the warped ones”.