Сакура: Война миров. Фильм

Сакура: Война миров. Фильм (2001)

サクラ大戦 活動写真

Параллельный мир, Япония, 1926 год. Столица страны, Токио - развитой,построенный на западный манер мегаполис, где практически изжита преступность: ведь на страже спокойствия горожан стоит Отряд Цветов Армии Императорского Трона. Эта мобильная группа состоит из очаровательных девушек со сверхестественными способностями, управляющих шагающими паровыми доспехами - невероятными двуногими танками. Казалось бы, город надежно защищен от любых вторжений и диверсий... Однако неожиданное вторжение темных сил, до поры до времени тщательно маскировавших свое присутствие, ставит под вопрос само существование Отряда, а вместе с ним - миллионов жителей Токио.

Дата выхода
2001-12-22
TMDB
4.7 / 10 (15)
Длительность
1 ч 25 мин
Жанры
боевик, мультфильм, комедия, фантастика
Режиссёр
Мицуру Хонго

В ролях

Интересные факты

  • Сборы: 2,8 млрд ¥
  • Бюджет: 500 млн ¥
  • Собрал в 5,6 раза больше бюджета

Sakura Wars: The Movie is a 2001 Japanese animated action-adventure film produced by Production I.G and distributed by Toei Company based on the video game franchise published by Sega. Directed by Mitsuru Hongo, and written by Hongo, Hiroyuki Nishimura, Nobuhisa Terado and Oji Hiroi, Sakura Wars: The Movie stars the voices of Chisa Yokoyama, Michie Tomizawa, Urara Takano, Kumiko Nishihara, Yuriko Fuchizaki, Mayumi Tanaka, Maya Okamoto, Kazue Ikura, and Ai Orikasa.

Production

Sakura Wars creator Oji Hiroi had envisioned making a film based on the Sakura Wars series since the release of the original game in 1996. This wish was greatly magnified after seeing the animation work of Production I.G, which was responsible for producing the anime FMV sequences in Sakura Wars 2: Thou Shalt Not Die.

The film was directed by Mitsuru Hongo, who had previously directed adaptations of Outlaw Star and The Candidate for Goddess. Otsuki served as executive producer. Hongo and Hiroi contributed to the script along with Hiroyuki Nishimura and Nobuhisa Terado. Original Sakura Wars scriptwriter Satoru Akahori served as the film's supervisor.

Hiroi's wish for the film was to create an experience that neither the games nor other media such as the stage performances had been able to capture. Like their work on Sakura Wars 3, Production I.G used a fusion of traditional 2D animation with 3D CGI graphics in their then-new technique, "Neo-CGI".

Regular series composer Kohei Tanaka scored the film. Tanaka composed the film's music between May and June 2001. While previously faced with technical limitations with games and other limits with related productions, Tanaka was able to expand the scope of his music within a film environment. Several themes from the original video games were rewritten for orchestra.

The opening theme "Miracle Bell" was sung by the entire main female cast, while the ending musical number "Everything is Into the Sea" was sung by Kuno and Sakura's voice actress Chisa Yokoyama. During the film's recording sessions, Yokoyama was performing in a Sakura Wars stage play of The Sea God's Villa, which was reproduced in the film.

Читать в Википедии · Текст из Википедии, CC BY-SA 4.0. Данные Викиданных.

Рекомендуем