Memories (1995)
Product Information
Product Details: Memories (1995)
- Edition:
- DVD .
- MPAA Rating:
- PG-13
- Release Date:
- 02/24/2004
- UPC:
- 043396012561
- Directed by:
- Koji Morimoto
- Featuring:
- Tsutomu Isobe, Hideyuki Hori (II), Isamu Hayashi. See all cast
Synopsis: Memories (1995)
Synopis: Three masters of anime--Koji Morimoto, Tensai Okamuro, and Katsuhiro Otomo--collaborate on this trilogy of critically acclaimed, stunningly rendered tales of the fantastic. First, in "Magnetic Rose," the crew of a spacecraft answer a call for help only to find themselves trapped in a ship haunted by the ghostly memories of a dead opera star. Next, in "Stink Bomb," a chemical worker takes what he believes to be cold medicine, only to discover that it was, in fact, a deadly biological weapon. Finally, in "Cannon Fodder," the inhabitants of a grim and mysterious city exists only to create and assemble an endless supply of deadly weapons.Features: Memories (1995)
Features: DVD Features:Region 1
Keep Case
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - Japanese
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Additional Release Material:
Trailers
Featurette - 1. MEMORIES OF 'MEMORIES'
Pilot Films for MAGNETIC ROSE, STINK BOMB, and CANNON FODDER
Interviews
User Reviews: Memories
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Very Interesting for anyone anywhere!
, January 13, 2005Reviewer: james - See all james's reviews
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Pros: Beatiful images and grinning plots
Cons: Peices of oddity at times.
Overall "Memories" is a great movies to rent, own, copy, or whatever to see it at least once. Complied of many memorable images and the bunt of what anime is. A anime fan for a couple of years now I think this movies encompassed the why of anime. The first episode, "Magnetic Rose", is a lesson of how our reality is very specific and should not be skewed to our woes and pains. Just like Akira or Ninja Scroll, it not only dazzles us with vivid imagery but a story that could apply to anyone. "Stink Bomb", the second episode, starts like any zombie movie but quickly turns into a ear to ear grin fest. Maybe it's a warning to scientists and how they go about biological warfare. Or it could just be a funny story just to get kicks and grins. "Cannon Fodder" is the most interesting and puzzling of the three episodes. Perhapes it's a brief idea of our future? Or maybe a huge metaphor for our world today? Who knows. I think it will take the director himself to explain what this is. This movie is alluring enouph for first time anime viewers and interesting enouph for the veteran anime viewing professional. ...