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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-Video, NTSC Picture Format: 1.78:1 Running Time: 108 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: Still good though not as good as 1st season Summary: 4 StarsLoved SAC the 1st season. Felt that the 2nd GIG didn't quite hold up though it's still pretty good.
DVD Review: Spectacular Summary: 5 StarsIn my opinion, 2nd GIG is not as good as Stand Alone Complex, and it can be a little more complex, but anyone who enjoyed Stand Alone Complex owes it to themselves to see 2nd GIG, and this set is an excellent collection.
DVD Review: Second gig comes in a close second Summary: 4 Stars2nd gig of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex is a good continuation of where the first collection left off. The stories are interesting, exciting, and some of them even deeply moving. This series goes a lot deeper into the character's back stories as well for fans of Ghost in the Shell. The only problem I had with this one is that it takes itself way too seriously and the socio-political-techno babble is over done and gets really old, really fast and just detracts from both the stand alone and multi-episode stories.
DVD Review: Ghost In The Shell: Solid State Summary: 5 StarsLoved it, loved it, loved it. If you're a GOS fan, while it's different from the series, it's still fun to watch. It's an alternative story line to the series and the other movies but it's still GOS no matter how you look at it. Motoko is just as fiesty as ever, the Tachis - well, they're different but they still have that sense of fun about them, especially in Tachikomatic Daze that is available on the dvd.
If you're new to GOS - watch it and watch all the other GOS series. I think you'll enjoy it... especially the Tachikomas.
DVD Review: adult cartoon Summary: 5 Starsif you are over 18 this is something you should watch! even if you cant buy it you should watch a few episodes its worth it!
Description of Ghost in the Shell S.A.C. - 2nd Gig (Complete Collection)Studio: Starz/sphe Release Date: 11/20/2007 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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