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I like the retro style
Rosemarie 2022-03-21 09:02:52
After procrastinating and procrastinating until now, I have finished watching this cartoon drama that was once known as the longest and most expensive cartoon in Japanese history. It is just like Otomo Keyang's previous style, but it is more serious and less ridiculing. I don't think it is too outstanding, and I am as ambiguous as ever about the relationship between technology and human civilization. Maybe this is the case, but I always feel that the theme is partly scattered, and I pay too much attention to the effect of that kind of chaos. If it is said that the characterization is successful, only the snobby housekeeper and the unruly young lady may be successful, and it is difficult for others to have outstanding performance, which is too orthodox. Having said so many bad things, it is actually a very good cartoon recently, I recommend it.
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Caden 2022-03-20 09:02:28
It can be said to be the work of Otomo Katsuyo's dismal management. The realistic but gorgeous undiminished picture (the moment of the frozen explosion), coupled with the shocking soundtrack of Steve Jablonsky, the plot is completed in one go, and the ending egg indicates that the steampunk fantasies have just begun. It is a pity that the entangled relationship between the vacillating characters is an obvious failure throughout the film. By the way, the science madman laughed at himself.
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Zola 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The subject I want to talk about is too big. . . The action scene that followed was the most boring time for me. . .
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Dr. Lloyd Steam: And what would men do with this new technology? Plunge the world into war and chaos?
Dr. Eddie Steam: But that very chaos would transform us. the heart adapts to reality.
Dr. Lloyd Steam: [Points a gun at Eddie] But the heart comes first, Eddie!
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James Ray Steam: There's no time. I have to stop it now.
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