Thursday, September 26, 2013

Eureka Seven, Volume 9 (Episodes 35-38)



See it and judge for yourself!
This is not a conventional film, and a majority of folks may not like this film. I absolutely loved it. Much of the "story" is presented visually, with very little dialogue. And even at 3.75 hours, I did not get bored. The film looks beautiful! The actors and directing give tons of depth to the characters. This is not a movie that tells you a "story". You watch the events of the characters and hopefully get a sense of what they experience. I felt like I was on the bus.

will this EVER be released on dvd?
This is a truly amazing film--demanding, yes, but so is all great art. Stick with it and you will be amply rewarded. But why is this film only available on dvd in Europe and Asia? Region coding = mindless greed.

Fantastic In All Areas
"Eureka" is one of those films most people would not sit through because of it's near 4 hour length. Forget time, the sit is worth it for this superior Japanese Foreign Film. Exquisively acted and directed, "Eureka," is a film you don't want to miss.

The story revolves around a brother and sister, and a busdriver, all who survived a busjacking. They eventually all three end up together because of tragic circumstances, along with the siblings' cousin for the ride. Though it moves slow, it feels as if you're with them, watching everything they see, and feel. It's the kind of movie you have to pay close attention to in order to be rewarded with it's unexpected ending. The only thing that may make keep you from watching it, besides it's length, is it's thematical material. It is extremely depressing, no happiness, until the end, even though it is still very depressing. Great cinematograpy, camera work, acting, direction, music, sound, and what else can I say, but that Eureka, is in...

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