Réalisation:
RintarōPhotographie:
Hitoshi YamaguchiMusique:
本多俊之Acteurs·trices:
Yuka Imoto, Kohki Okada, Daisuke Ryu, Tomokazu Sugita, 本多俊之, 愛河里花子, Norio Wakamoto, Masashi Ebara, Takaya Hashi, Junpei Takiguchi, Kōsei Tomita (plus)Résumés(1)
A Metropolis, une cité futuriste, les humains cohabitent avec les robots. Le gigantesque gratte-ciel Ziggurat abrite les élites de la société, tandis que les pauvres et les robots sont condamnés à une vie souterraine. Le détective Shunsaku Ban et son neveu Kenichi enquêtent sur un trafic d'organes humains et font la rencontre du docteur Laughton, un scientifique rebelle. Ce dernier a conçu Tima, une merveilleuse fillette qui est aussi un androïde d'un nouveau genre. Celle-ci est destinée à trôner au sommet de Ziggurat. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (1)
Lang's Metropolis is rightly considered a legend and a milestone in film history, despite its age and lack of spoken dialogue. However, I have a significant problem with this Japanese piece, which is based on its story. The manga-style animation is a problem for me. When watching the beautiful children's faces adorned with huge eyes, I feel an unpleasant sense of infantility. Furthermore, there are trivial dialogues and an overall childish perspective on problems that should appeal to a mature audience. The characters are completely underdeveloped and lack any charisma. The only thing that can be praised about the film is the music and the background drawings, which effectively capture the motifs of futuristic industrialization. However, even that didn't save me from feeling intense boredom, as I had to exert enormous energy to overcome having micro naps. Anime is truly not for me, with a few exceptions by Miyazaki. Overall impression: 25%.
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