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sequel bug
Tressa 2022-04-19 09:02:34
Oshii Mamoru's GIS in the Shell is more dignified and gloomy than Kamiyama's TV version and Shirou Masamune's original comics, focusing on the discussion of soul, life and body. Innocence continues this tradition, but I personally feel that it has not gone much further than the previous work, and the picture performance is too complicated and uncomfortable to look at. In addition, there is a BUG in the plot: In GIS, Motoko and 2501 have been merged into one, and the two exchanged the demise of the self for the birth of a new will - at the end, the loli was already a character with a new soul instead of Motoko , why is there still a soul claiming to be a prime son in the innocence? Where is the idea of 2501 "Death gives meaning to life" in GIS? The concept that memory is not equal to soul should also be accepted by Director Mamoru Oshii. Could it be that he forgot what happened before when writing the script?
Extended Reading
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Gerhard 2022-04-24 07:01:17
The sense of rhythm is indeed worse than the first one. The sense of surprise is indeed not as strong as the first one. Philosophical thinking about Buddhism, fate, and where to go for individual existence is still there.
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Wyatt 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Too fancy, too fancy, too fancy...Soundtrack...100% Kowloon Walled City! The dog is very cute, but I always feel weird when I know the whole story... There are too many book bags, which makes the audience feel stupid... For the same reason, there is actually a long section that I don't know what to express, and it's hard to catch it at the end. Gut, it's that sentence again - it's so long-winded... I really don't write paper!
Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence quotes
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Bateau: No matter how far a jackass travels, it won't come back a horse.
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Major Motoko Kusanagi: We weep for a bird's cry, but not for a fish's blood. Blessed are those with a voice. If the dolls also had voices, they would have screamed, "I didn't want to become human."