Casshern
Japan
2004
142 Min
Color
Japanese
Synopsis
In the future, in a polluted post-apocalyptic society called Eurasia after a war against Europe, the planet is devastated by the effect of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons. The geneticist Dr. Azuma (Akira Terao) develops a technique called “neo-cell”, capable of regenerating the body of human beings, sponsored by an evil corporation. His son Tetsuya Azuma (Yusuke Iseya) dies in the war, but after an accident in the laboratory of Dr. Azuma, Tetsuya revives as the powerful warrior Casshern, while a new breed of mutants called “neo-humans” is generated in the plant. The neo-humans decide to annihilate the humans and raise a new world. —IMDb
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ElTigreNegro
7Mar13
With one dimensional characters, and a rather weak script, the visuals are just not enough to keep this one from sinking under the weight of all the half-cooked ideas it has.
Mathias Palmberg
16Jun12
Although it is quite slow moving I really liked the story and the emotional core of the script. This movie may be flashy when it comes to the effects and the action, but it is the movie's heart that will stay with you after the movie is done.
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Kyle Lewis
10Apr11
watched about half of this one and gave up. I usually can sit through anything but this was too boring.
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