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Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, 2nd GIG, Volume 06 (Episodes 21-23) by Kenji Kamiyama
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DVD detailsActor: Barbara Goodson, Dino Andrade, Kevin Brief, Loy Edge, Michael Gregory Director: Kenji Kamiyama Brand: STARZ HOME ENTERTAINMENT Producer: Charles McCarter Producer: Kaoru Mfaume Writer: Dai Sato Writer: Mary Claypool Writer: Shotaro Suga Writer: Yoshiki Sakurai Writer: Yutaka Omatsu DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language); Japanese (Original Language); English (Subtitled) Format: Animated, Color, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 100 minutes DVD Release Date: 2006-07-25 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: Manga Video
DVD Reviews of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, 2nd GIG, Volume 06 (Episodes 21-23)DVD Review: What you would expect! Summary: 5 StarsThis is what you would expect from the team that makes this awsome film and series! Visuals are as always, Top notch in the anime world, with thought provoking story lines, that make it so you can't wait to watch the next episode in the series. If you like you anime like i do with realistic looking charaters, and just alaround good damn movie. you have to have this in your collection, along with the whole series!
DVD Review: Ghost in the shell. Summary: 3 StarsWould have been 4 stars if it wasnt only 3 episodes.
DVD Review: Philosophically heavy sure, but then thats GITS Summary: 5 StarsThe entire GITS universe, whether it be the original manga, motion pictures, or the adapted TV series, are all heavily philosophical so I'm not sure why the last reviewer bothers to complain. These next episodes set up the confrontations later with Kuze to illustrate his true intentions as a radical reformist but needs the cover of a terrorist to strike fear into the government. The episodes are consistent, driven, and well acted so I can't see giving this less than five stars. If you're not able to unweave the philosophical web of dialogue that GITS (or The Matrix) lays before you then I suggest you find a brainless action film that the general public is used to having explained for them...you'll only get frustrated with this kind of complicated thinking.
DVD Review: IS IT REAL OR IS IT ATOMIC? Summary: 3 StarsAs Volume 6 opens Batou finds himself pursuing and confronting Kuze by himself in an attempt to capture him and the plutonium he just recieved. But did he really get the plutonium or was he cheated in the deal? What does it matter, because the Japanese government cannot ignore the threat and take a chance. Kuze plans to use the plutonium to arm a bomb with which the refugees can blackmail the government for their independence. Even if it's a fake, Gohda will still be able to use the situation to start a war against the refugees. The Major and Section 9 must find some way to tie in the nuclear device to Gohda and CIS unless they want to be the fall guy like in the first season.
You would think the last episodes of a show would be the best, but this sixth volume of 2nd Gig suffers a bit from a talking head disease which had been kept relatively in check for most of the season. You could have just taped the audio and listened to it and got the same experience as watching. It's like three episodes of Keanu Reeves' conversation with the designer of the Matrix in Reloaded in which you only comprehend about 20% if what is said. With only one more volume to go, hopefully the final episodes will be a return to form for this show. The only interesting bit from these episodes is that Motoko is beginning to understand that Kuze is someone she knew in the past. Someone that was very close to her. The origami birds that Kuze leaves behind are clues.
Description of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, 2nd GIG, Volume 06 (Episodes 21-23)The revolutionary leader Kuze manages to elude Section 9 once more. There's no time for Section 9 to recover though, because soon the threat of a nuclear weapon has the entire city of Nagasaki evacuated. Section 9 must then rush to the scene and determine the true origins of the bomb. The government declares Martial Law, and sends in the Self-Defense Forces to restore order. As the group from Section 9 works to prevent a nuclear explosion and unravel the truth behind these events, one random shot escalates the conflict to new heights!
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