Blue Submarine 6 - Special Edition
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Movie Reviews of Blue Submarine 6 - Special Edition
Movie Review: The end couldn't be cooler
Summary: 5 Stars
This is one of the best "end of the world" stories. I liked the bad guy of the story, instead of being some psycho he actually has a reason for destroying the world. Good CG animation too. Great anime { once again}.Movie Review: cartoon network fan
Summary: 5 Stars
I saw this series on Cartoon Network one day, and I fell head over heels in love with it. I am not much of an anime fan, but I still thought it was great (which, for some reason, one of the other reviewers said probably wouldn't happen). It is hauntingly beautiful. I do feel that it is too short of a series, only because I liked it so much that I didn't want it to end.Movie Review: Spectacularly better than the Edited version
Summary: 5 Stars
Blue Sub 6 Vol 1 has a mix of Romeo and Juliet within it that comes into play in later volumes. Even if you haven't seen the edited version on Cartoon Network's Toonami, you'll love it.Movie Review: weak storyline and dated look
Summary: 2 Stars
I recently watched the entire series over a few nights' time on TiVo. There's nothing overly interesting or special about the drawn out story. Our rebelious hero with a sketchy past must overcome personal issues and team up with his female counterpart to beat the scientist/enemy who has created a race of mutant creatures bent on destroying mankind.One point of interest: The arch-evil monster, a shark-human hybrid of a sort, is over-the-top with his dramatic delivery. I would cringe from embarassment whenever he was afforded screentime. However, in the final act of the film this shark-mutant gives a wailing performance of defeat, crying "daddy" or "papa" (or something similar) repeatedly at the top of his lungs. It's so bad, it crosses the line and almost becomes good again. I can only imagine what the recording sessions were like for that scene.
More than anything, this cartoon is a vehicle for the old promise of mixing 2D and 3D animation. Seeing it now, after more technically successful 2D/3D integrated efforts like TITAN AE, IRON GIANT, ATLANTIS, etc., BS6 looks clumsy at best.
This piece could be included on 1 DVD only. Breaking it up into multiple parts is just a gratuitous effort on the studios part to milk as much return out of this below average effort. Spend your hard-earned cash elsewhere, (...).
Movie Review: Ummm WHAT?!?
Summary: 2 Stars
Ok. So I loved this show. But now here's the thing why it's 2 stars. Why didn't they release this in the FIRST place!?!? hehe geez.. Instead of me paying $16-20/disc for those 4 episodes. SO.. I could have saved [money] by getting this version they didn't release until months later? Well besides my rant of getting jipped on the pricing, the entire story line is very cool. The combination of 3D modelled animation and hand drawn is very awesome. I like this new Era that Anime is coming into. They're doing more on the computer and looks much cooler than it ever could hand drawn. I suggest if anyone's an Anime and 3D graphics addict, they pick this flic up (and save a buck or two on collect calls, lol!) . It's a must for any Anime collection.