Metropolis: The Forgotten Madhouse Masterpiece
Fritz Lang's Metropolis can be seen as the world's first science-fiction epic. Osamu Tezuka's manga was the true kickstart to his career. In 2001, Studio Madhouse released a new vision of both worlds, and created a stunning feature film that has since been lost to the vaults of anime history. Matthew Roe (@TheCriticlysm) takes a look back at the anime movie, and wants you all to do the same.
Chapters:
0:00:00 - Why Did We Forget This Movie?
0:00:45 - Production Details
0:01:16 - Inspirations
0:02:00 - Plot Synopsis
0:04:10 - My Experience: Tezuka's Manga and Lang's Film
0:06:26 - The Animation & Art Direction
0:08:23 - Toshiyuki Honda's Score
0:09:19 - Silence
0:09:53 - Transitions and Pacing
0:13:05 - Ralph Bakshi's Cool World
0:13:53 - Conclusion
0:14:47 - Final Words
You can find Matt's other video essays (including those for ANN) listed in his Anime Academia playlist: • Anime Academia
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