Bandai Entertainment and Viz Media collaborated on the North American release of Jin-Roh in movie theaters and on DVD. Set in a riot-torn alternate-world version of 1950s Tokyo, the film's story follows a special operations police officer who is haunted by the memories of a girl. Hiroyuki Okiura directed off a script that Oshii wrote.
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- Nettle
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Yay lets hope they do it justice. It was a very subtle, minimalistic movie in terms of speech. But i think it was an anime masterpiece.
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It's really odd that I.G. would move ahead on licensing it when Oshii has been extremely protective on the Kereberos Corps characters.
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Psh this is going to suck like . . . Transformers sucked, like Avatar: The Last Air Bender will suck, like G.I. Joe will suck, like Cowboy Bebop will suck, like Akira will suck, like the Street Fighters sucked, like Dragon Ball Evolution sucked . . . help me out here, what other things were turned into live action movies that sucked.
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- jeckersly316
- 4 months ago
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i have my doubts on it translating well and being as good as the anime.
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- naty_forty
- 4 months ago
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The Kereberos saga has hade several live action adaptations. In fact they all came before.
