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Stock Photo | | Item Specifics - DVDs | | | Format: | DVD | | Rating: | R | | | Director: | Takayama Fumihiko | | Release Date: | Apr 08, 2003 | | | Region Code: | Region 1: US, CA | | UPC: | 013023193499 | | | Genre: | Animation | | Display Format: | Widescreen | | | Sub-Genre: | -- | | Condition: | New | | | | | | | | | |
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This Listing is for a Wholesale Lot of 100 Boxsets!
Don’t pass up this 3-disc "Ultimate Edition" Complete with the 16-Page Collectible Booklet that covers both WXIII and MiniPato
MSRP: $62.95
This 3-disc set includes the movie, a full DVD of the Min-Pato animated parody short films featuring screenplays by Mamoru Oshii (Jinroh, Ghost in the Shell, Patlabor 1 & 2), directed by Kenji Kamiyama (Jinroh, Blood), and character designs and animation by Tetsuya Nishio. There will also be a third disc of extras including: textless opening (with a sing-a-long feature), TV commercials, layout gallery, a project pilot film, lots more.
  
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| Movie description | In this Takayama Fumihiko-directed anime film, two government detectives are investigating a group of bloody murders in the vicinity of Tokyo Bay. Hata, a young and handsome man whose role takes prominence, seems to have an edge over his older, fading partner, Kusumi. However, later in the film each man's competence, and their allegiance to each other, is tested and proven. After days of following dead-end leads, they receive a strange phone call that leads them straight into action. A power outage in a storage facility brings Hata and Kusumi face to face with their culprit, a genetically modified monster. Little do they know, a team of scientists on the other side of Tokyo have been experimenting with cell manipulation attempting to create a biological weapon, and they realize that they have created an absolute disaster in this monster that is now rampant in the bay. While a complicated plan is constructed and the Tokyo militia is deployed to capture the monster, the Patlabor robots are readied. But it is not until the shocking conclusion, when dark secrets about Hata's love interest are revealed, that the movie gets its final burst of energy.
WXIII's beautifully drawn settings--all in a gray, film-noirish Tokyo--mimic the look of actual film and create a very realistic atmosphere. For instance, reflections on the windshields of cars, shadows cast on the sidewalk by trees, complicated computer programs and tv broadcasts; are detailed flawlessly. On the whole, WXIII is both visually and mentally captivating.
| | Details | | Edition: | Special Edition 3-Disc Set |
| | Notes | DVD Features:
Region 1
Boxed Set
Disc #1: Theatrical Version
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Dolby Digital 5.1 - Japanese
Interactive Features:
Scene Access
Interactive Menus
Disc #2: Supplementary Material
Additional Release Material:
Bonus Feature - 1. MINI-PATO
Interactive Features:
Scene Access
Interactive Menus
Disc #3: Supplementary Material
Additional Release Material:
Additional Footage - 1. Textless Opening
Additional Audio Material - 1. 5.1 Channel Sound Gallery
2. "Say Young" Radio Program
Bonus Feature - 1. Project Pilot Film
Making-of
Documentary - 1. 3 Documentaries on PATLABOR
Trailers
Interactive Features:
Scene Access
Interactive Menus
Text/Photo Galleries:
Production Art
Featurette
Theatrical release: January 10, 2003 (NY)
| | Editorial reviews | "...A visually absorbing futuristic fantasy that evokes a paranoid world choking on its own technology....Terrific in ambience..."
New York Times - Stephen Holden (01/10/2003)
"...A dazzling Japanese animated feature....The film's striking look verges on the photo-realistic overlaid with a noirish atmosphere..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (01/10/2003)
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