| Actors: Matthew Lillard, Cree Summer, Jay Hernandez Director: Keiichi Sato Genres: Indie & Art House, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Anime & Manga, Animation Sub-Genres: Indie & Art House, Fantasy, Anime & Manga, Animation Studio: Manga Video Format: DVD - Color - Animated DVD Release Date: 10/23/2007 Release Year: 2007 Run Time: 1hr 25min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 3 MPAA Rating: Unrated Languages: English, Japanese |
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  | Karas - The Revelation Actors: Matthew Lillard, Cree Summer, Jay Hernandez Director: Keiichi Sato Genres: Indie & Art House, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Anime & Manga, Animation UR 2007 1hr 25min PICKING UP PRECISELY WHERE 'THE PROPHECY' ENDS, THE NEW KARAS,OTAHA, SEEKS VENGEANCE AGAINST THE YAKUZA THAT MURDERED HIS BROTHER & ALMOST KILLED HIM. MEANWHILE, THE OLD KARAS, EKO, UNLEASHES HIS WRATH & CONTEMPT F... more » |
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Movie ReviewsWorth the wait Figbean | Burbank, CA | 09/06/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I saw the subtitled version of the movie at one of the recent anime cons. It was excellent! Animation is still stunning and the story piks up right where the last movie ended. The cliffhanger ending of the last film was confusing due to so many unanswered questions. But Revelation answered most of the questions, though still a complicated/sophisticated plot. The middle third actually takes a very dark turn plus it is much more bloody than Prophecy...which was fine by me." Beyond the Realm of Amazing! I Demand Another! Ryan Hairston | Houston, TX United States | 10/26/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I have been an anime fan for years and I will have to say that Karas is easily one of the best anime movies to come from Mango since ninja scroll! I know that is bold and very strong talk, however, if you buy Karas you will understand. 1. Story - the story is pretty interesting for what it is. Demons and humans have a clash of sorts and Karas basically keeps the peace. The characters are interesting, the main character himself is especially mysterious and you can ally feel the characters feelings. 2. Animation - Beyond words! I cannot be more impressed. When I saw Final Fantasy XII I almost soiled myself, but Karas...In the words of Neo from the Matrix "Woah" The integration of 3d animation with 2d animation is nearly seemless, not to mention the combat in the series. I mean Newton, Einstein, and Boyle have to be rolling in their grave because of the physics defying action. The studio also brings in new concepts of speed and strength, and a new way to exemplify them. Overall this was an amazing anime and I DEMAND A SERIES OR ANOTHER MOVIE POST HASTE!!! " Great closure to a fantastic anime S. Ngok | somewhere between heaven and hell | 10/24/2007 (4 out of 5 stars) "The story picks up right from the ending of Karas: the prophecy. Just as a quick review of what I think about this second part: - the story is straight forward, explains pretty much every "mystery" the first part set up - feels like there's slightly less action, but definitely more story telling - still beautiful graphic, great action and exceptional music score I can't really think of any cons about the movie. Yet the ending is somewhat a let down. It is a great closure, but it just feels like there should be more. Karas absolutely has the potential to be made into a series, in which case the audience coule have a better chance to fully appreciate the story. I guess my disappointing feeling came from the fact that a story with such potential to have deep characters development and complex story line is squeezed into a three hours movie. Karas, nonetheless, is a great anime that should not be missed by anime fans. The first part (the prophecy) definitely requires a bit thinking, but if you can overcome it you'll find yourself enjoying one of the best action animes." Letdown from The Prophecy J. Wang | USA | 01/05/2008 (2 out of 5 stars) "Call me picky, but the only substantial thing The Revelation did for me was explain a lot of what happened in The Prophecy. They take about ten to fifteen minutes to do this and that was good. But overall, compared to The Prophecy, The Revelation is a disappointment.
The action (admit it, is there another primary reason to have watched Karas?) is nearly nonexistent. What little action does occur happens like it does in most other mundane anime: Big, dusty explosions that conceal all vision, single sword strokes, etc. The elaborateness of the fight scenes is completely gone. The graphic quality changes from the first one too, and not for the better. The superb blending between CG and hand drawing that made the first one so beautiful is markedly gone. You end up with an awkward non(mix) of CG and hand drawings, with the hand drawings resembling typical anime (though in the upper tier) and CG reminiscent of Saturday morning cartoons like Beast Machines. And after watching The Prophecy, that's a letdown. Basically, Karas: The Prophecy (the first volume) is an exceptional anime. Karas: The Revelation is just anime. " |
