神秘の法
Reżyseria:
Isamu ImakakeMuzyka:
Yuichi MizusawaObsada:
Takehito Koyasu, Shin'ichirō Miki, Miki Itō, Xander Jeanneret, Daisuke Hirakawa, Ayumi Fujimura, Ryōka Yuzuki, Hiroshi Yanaka, Banjō Ginga, Ako Mayama (więcej)Opisy(1)
Year 202X. A military and economic superpower of Asia is rocked by coup. Tathagata Killer, a man from the military division, has assumed the position of emperor and established the Godom Empire. The U.S., a former superpower, has now lost its power, and the United Nations is also helpless against this new threat of the world.
The beautiful Leika Chan, CEO of a mysterious trading company, supplies Godom Empire with a highly-advanced unknown technology obtained from another planet 1,000 years more advanced in science.
Sho Shishimaru is a member of an international secret society, "Hermes Wings." He possesses the power to foresee the future and finds out that Godom Empire will soon invade Japan and occupy it following Nantai. One day, Sho is attacked by the military of Godom Empire but is saved by a mysterious group of Indian monks. The monks tell Sho that according to the holy scriptures they discovered at an ancient site in India, Buddha will be reborn, and that Sho himself is the reincarnation of Buddha. Hiding in his secret base deep in the mountains, Sho has a series of spiritual experiences. Then a UFO appears and takes him to see Leika Chan in Godom Empire.
Behind the military and political crises in the world, there is a fight between gods and devils. What is more, beings from another planet are also attempting to invade Earth. In the midst of battle for the future of humankind, the mystical laws that govern this world are revealed.
(Eleven Arts)
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Spiritual mumbo jumbo!!! Now that is really something that a non-religious person gets about as much enjoyment as a simple village idiot would get from watching the Italian five-act musical mystery play The Passion of Saint Sebastian. What the hell is it? There are always people praying and the saints are hanging around? Yet the beginning looked interesting because watching the struggle against a militant government that is pretty much a faithful parody of the Third Reich was quite interesting, and the idea of a mysterious organization hiding under the banner of something like "Doctors Without Borders" did not seem to be pointless. Well, yeah, however, all sorts of religions, deities, protectors of all kinds of worlds, demons, and eventually all sorts of alien creatures and spirits start getting involved. All this revolves around the main male protagonist, who is the chosen one, an incarnation of Buddha, and who knows what else. They keep appearing before him and advising him on his way, like when the brave little Lemmiwinks went into the recesses of Mr. Slave's digestive system in South Park. Add to that the "great" dialogues and twists, when one simply cannot understand what all the screenwriters are going to come up with and what else they are going to throw into this mess. To make matters worse, it is packed with CGI animation and is not very pleasant, so even the interesting moments, like the car chase, do not look like something I would want to watch. Even so, the dragons were the biggest eyesore; it was CGI garbage at its worst. So what did I actually watch? It is simply a spiritual mumbo jumbo, an advertisement for religion (preferably all of them together), an overblown, and a totally stupid narrative. I am curious to hear what someone who is into different religions, who understands all the surely profound ideas that may have just fallen on the completely barren ground here, has to say about this. Perhaps it is throwing pearls to swine, and you know that swine just do not eat pearls. So personally, this is all awful, even though I have watched much worse and scarier things, and it is true - at least the soundtrack was pretty good. 1/10.
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