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Ghost in the Shell S.A.C. - 2nd Gig (Complete Collection) by Kenji Kamiyama
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DVD detailsActor: Akio ?tsuka, Atsuko Tanaka, K?ichi Yamadera, Osamu Saka, Yutaka Nakano Director: Kenji Kamiyama Brand: STARZ HOME ENTERTAINMENT Cinematographer: K?ji Tanaka Writer: Kenji Kamiyama Editor: Junichi Uematsu Producer: Norihisa Oki Writer: Masamune Shirow Writer: Shotaro Suga Writer: Yoshiki Sakurai DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language); Japanese (Original Language) Format: Animated, Box set, Color, DVD, NTSC Picture Format: 1.78:1 Running Time: 650 minutes DVD Release Date: 2007-11-20 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: Manga Video
DVD Reviews of Ghost in the Shell S.A.C. - 2nd Gig (Complete Collection)DVD Review: Solid state Society Summary: 5 StarsThis is another classical Ghost in the shell show. Highly recommended to all you Shell Geeks, (Being one myself).
Section 9 is under attack and only the major can sort it all out.
Cheers...............Shane
DVD Review: Weird Summary: 3 StarsThe listing for this is weird. The pictures are for GITS SAC 2ng Gig, but the listing is Solid State Society.
DVD Review: GHOST IN THE SHELL:SOLID STATE SOCIETY Summary: 5 StarsThe film GHOST IN THE SHELL: SOLID STATE SOCIETY Is worth every dime I payed for it.This film does not leave the viewer in a lurch,on this cyberpunk thrill ride there is no breaks,or turn signals.Ladies and gentlemen if you are hunting for a serious film that gives you action,drama, suspence,and indeed that unique blend of humor that all of us G.I.T.S. fans tend to enjoy,well you've come to the right place.The plot is really well laid out directly from the start.It would be unkind of me to reveal anymore of the film,as I do not want to give any of it away,but will leave you with this,the major and Batau as always go full blast into all they do, and the humor between those 2 is as fast as the bullets they fire.
Have a great day ladies and gentlemen,and regards to Team Amazon.Thanks for getting my order out for G.I.T.S-SSS it arrived rather quickly,much to my delight and extreme satisfaction.
Bruce Martino
DVD Review: Be prepared to have a DVD that may not work. Summary: 3 StarsThe first disc that I ordered went to the title screen, but couldn't play the movie. The second disc played, but had temporary trouble with Ch 15. When I watched it through on the second one, the story was great and I would love to buy this. I have contacted the companies that make this movie about the issue. I will buy at a later date when they fix the problem.
DVD Review: Ghost In the Shell Solid State Society Is Good and Worth Buying Summary: 4 StarsI liked solid state society, and I think that if you like the stand alone complex series, you will like solid state society as well. It is more like the 2nd gig than the original stand alone complex series. The quality is great. It is rather convoluded though, as ghost in the shell can be at times, but I would say its no more complex than 2nd gig was, and for the most part, it is an interesting cyberpunk action movie. I strongly recommend getting the soundtrack. It comes with the steel book edition (only $1 more on amazon when I bought it). Yoko Kanno's music is absolutely fantastic. This soundtrack is much more in the classical genre, but there are also some good techno/pop tracks.
Description of Ghost in the Shell S.A.C. - 2nd Gig (Complete Collection)Based on the manga by Masamune Shirow and directed by Kenji Kamiyama GHOST IN THE SHELL: STAND ALONE COMPLEX takes viewers to a futuristic society where technology has saturated citizens' daily lives. Along with the new technology comes new types of crime that exploit it but female cyborg Major Motoko Kusanagi and her team of police Section 9 devote their lives to chasing criminals both on land and in cyberspace. In this complete collection of episodes from the epic show's second season (also known as 2nd Gig) Major Motoko Husanagi and Section 9 continue to battle terrorists in the actual world and in cyberspace. This season gives a new spin to Masamune Shirow's popular concept by combining the talents of directors Mamoru Oshii and Kenji Kamiyama and the animators at Japanese studio Production I.G.System Requirements:Length: 360 minsFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre:?ANIMATION/ANIME Rating:?PG-13 UPC:?669198252679 Manufacturer No:?25267 Major Kusanagi and the rest of Public Security Section 9 hit the ground running as the second season of Stand Alone Complex (2004) begins: Their new adventure centers on a complex mystery even more dangerous than the case of the Laughing Man. Terrorist incidents linked to the mistreatment of Asian refugees after World War IV threaten to ignite a powder keg in Japan. Kusanagi, Batou, and even Chief Aramaki chafe when they're drafted to protect Prime Minister Kayabuki from would-be assassins. But the threats to the government are linked to the Individual Eleven, a cell that recalls the May 15th Incident. (On May 15, 1932, a group of junior naval officers and army cadets assassinated Prime Minister Inukai Tsuyoshi, ensuring that power would remain in the hands of the militarists.) The members of the Individual Eleven--except for Hideo Kuze, their charismatic leader--commit mass suicide in a bloody spectacle that recalls the theatrical death in 1970 of Japanese writer Yukio Mishima. Kuze's campaign to win political freedom for the refugees grows increasingly violent, involving suicide bombers, Russian mobsters selling stolen plutonium, and strained relations between Japan and an Imperial America that is trying to reassert its military dominance in the face of economic weakness. And what role does the devious, hideously scarred intelligence officer Kazundo Gohda play in these actions? The Tachikoma robots speculate that as they are abandoning collective consciousness and developing individuality, a dependence on the Net is leading humans in the opposite direction. That trend makes people more vulnerable to cyber-viruses involved in the plot--unless Section 9 acts in time. Most of the adventures take place in bleak, gray and brown settings, which contrast effectively with the bright, colorful cyberworld the Major and the Tachikomas visit. S.A.C.--2nd Gig continues the tight plotting, dynamic action sequences, and interesting character relationships that made the series a hit. (Rated 13 and older: violence, violence against women, brief nudity, alcohol, drug, and tobacco use) --Charles Solomon
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