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Metropolis
Metropolis

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This animated Japanese film from Rin Taro (X) and Katsuhiro Otomo (AKIRA), based on the 1949 Magna comic book by Osamu Tezuka, takes place in the futuristic city of Metropolis. A struggle between the robots and the human population of the city, who once coexisted peacefully, has now exploded into a violent revolution. An investigation conducted by private detective Shunsaku Ban and his nephew Kenichi leads to an outlaw scientist named Dr. Laughton. The scientist was hired by the ruler of Metropolis, Duke Red, to create a superhuman robot-girl, Tima, to succeed him as the next ruler of Metropolis. However, Duke Red's jealous bastard son, the Rock of Marduk, cannot stand the idea of a robot taking the throne and he sets out to destroy Tima. What ensues is a frantic race as Kenichi and Tima flee the Rock through the underground tunnels, dilapidated alleys, and skyscraping towers (called the Ziggurat) of Metropolis, aided by a nurturing trash-collecting robot, Fifi.
Combining classic cartoon drawing with modern computer animation techniques, METROPOLIS plays on the sharp contrast between flat, round characters, and deep, undulating, digital backgrounds. A blimp-submarine vessel roves through Metropolis, sometimes propelled through a watery medium, other times gliding on a monorail or floating through mid-air. The detail of the city's decor is breathtaking, from the moldings and colorful facades of the momentous buildings to the shiny marble floors and leather furnishings of some of the city's sleek interiors. A New Orleans jazz soundtrack adds an element of playful mystique to the film, though the blaring rendition of 'I Can't Stop Loving You' that plays as the towers come crashing to the ground in the hellish apocalyptic finale only enhances the shocking, warlike chill that permeates the film.

PAL WIDESCREEN ANIMATED MOVIE

Mídia Filmes     DVD
Número de discos 2
Lançado 26 de julho de 2002
Data do lançamento original 2001
EAN/UPC 5035822273931
Gravadora COLUMBIA CDR32739
Gênero Animation
Dimensões 140 × 190 × 17 mm   ·   260 g   (Peso (estimado))
Código de região

Region 2   (Europa)

Formato de áudio Dolby Surround
Formato de vídeo 4:3
Idioma Inglês  
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