Patricia Ja Lee

Lavonne 2022-03-21 09:01:41

Japan's deep-rooted sense of doom is a respectable force that drives the wheel of fortune. Strictly speaking, the breakthrough of this animation film is mainly that it successfully put the core of an apocalyptic fantasy into the shell of a commercial film. As far as its performance is concerned,...

Tamara 2022-03-24 09:01:37

William Barrett

Not long after I finished reading Akira, I read this book: There is a painful irony in the new image of people, however fragmentary, that are emerging from the art of our time. Onlookers from other planets are likely to be greatly surprised, because the disparity between the great...

Charity 2022-01-26 08:13:53

The Japanese directors of the Showa year undoubtedly cannot forget the catastrophic conflict between war and civilization. Even cartoons interpret this theme through huge metamorphosis of ideas. What is surprising about "Akira" is that at such an early age, it brings out the pessimistic theme that mankind cannot control the power and will eventually destroy and self-destruct. However, there are still many breaks between the movie passages, which are struck for the sake of fighting, which is painful and less aesthetic (in contrast, "Steam Boy" is really full of artistic beauty, not to mention "Fire To Town"), and It's hard to explain how eye-catching friend's halo is, and it's even harder to explain it to the audience by using the old soul's argument.