Given past experience it could well be a year before we see this in English. Casshern and Night Watch all took at least that long; Mamoru Oshii’s Avalon took three years to appear on DVD in the UK. And the film companies wonder why people go after illegal downloads…
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#1 posted by Eroom Nala
Apr 27th, 2006
Non parlez vous francais but it sure looks interesting.
When does the English version come out?
#2 posted by John
Apr 27th, 2006
Given past experience it could well be a year before we see this in English. Casshern and Night Watch all took at least that long; Mamoru Oshii’s Avalon took three years to appear on DVD in the UK. And the film companies wonder why people go after illegal downloads…
#3 posted by Eroom Nala
Apr 28th, 2006
JH Williams also recommended Enki Bilal’s The Immortal to me in this interview
http://eroomnala.0catch.com/Williams.html
but I still haven’t gotten around to seeing it.
http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0082094/
http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0314063/
#4 posted by John
Apr 28th, 2006
Yeah Bilal’s films never turn up here. I have the soundtrack of his Bunker Palace Hotel on CD but I’ve yet to see the film.
#5 posted by Eroom Nala
Apr 28th, 2006
Nice images from The Immortal here at a Polish site:
http://www.esensja.pl/magazyn/2004/10/iso/03_12_01.html
and even bigger images from an Aussie site here:
http://thecia.com.au/reviews/i/immortal-immortel-ad-vitam.shtml
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