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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Film is available on Keiichi Tanaami's website: http://keiichitanaami.com/jp/works2010.html#animation (http://keiichitanaami.com/img/animation/KT_video_09.mp4) --- A similar style to Adventures in Beauty Wonderland. There were some intresting images, such as the UFO and comic book-style scenes, but I generally did not care for them. |
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| Feels like it's been ages since I've seen some good dementia like this, good shit. |
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| There's some segments of this that are genuinely visually striking, but I wish it had more of a point and fewer Tanaamisms (e.g. random nudity for no reason). |
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| I liked this more than I expected. Usual Tanaami imagery and themes: pin up pictures or nudes all stripped of eroticism and turned into something grotesque; weirdness with fluid animation; war and especially WW2 fighters. The planes fighting were made in a pop art style, creating cartoonish images that in the context turned nightmarish. At the end we had a Mickey Mouse-like raft on a sea that was drawn like in traditional Japanese paintings; yet another critical comment from Tanaami about post-war Japan and how American pop culture has replaced more traditional Japanese cultural expressions. |