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Appleseed: Ex Machina
Movie; Anime
20 Oct 2007
PG-13
Japan
Japanese
2008
104 min
Color
Animation
See Description
Appleseed EX Machina (Latin: Ex: 'outside / out of', Machina: 'machine', pronounced [eks-mah-kee-nah], actually a wordplay on the Latin phrase Deus ex machina) is an anime film and is the sequel to the 2004 Appleseed film, similarly directed by Shinji Aramaki. It was released on 20th October 2007 in Japan and fully involved Hong Kong director and producer John Woo. The film made its American premiere at The Jules Verne Adventures Film Festival in Los Angeles on December 15th, 2007. The MPAA has Appleseed EX Machina rated PG-13 for action/violence and brief strong language, though the first film was rated R for some violence. It is scheduled for release by Warner Home Video on March 11, 2008, onto DVD and Blu-Ray, and April 1, 2008 on HD-DVD.

Following the non-nuclear war that killed half the world's population, the city-nation of Olympus stands as a beacon of hope in a world of chaos and conflict. The utopian metropolis is governed by Gaia, a vast artificial intelligence, and administered by genetically engineered humanoids known as bioroids, whose designer DNA suppresses strong emotions. With Bioroids being half of its population, peace and order are easily maintained.

Deunan Knute, a young female warrior, and Briareos, a veteran cyborg-soldier, are both partners and lovers. As members of E.S.W.A.T., the elite special forces serving Olympus, they are deployed whenever trouble strikes. The two fighters find their partnership tested in a new way by the arrival of a new member to their ranks — an experimental bioroid named Tereus.

Created by Gaia using DNA from Briareos, Tereus uncannily resembles Briareos before the wartime injuries that led to his becoming a cyborg. Not only does this trouble Deunan, but Briareos's DNA gives Tereus more than top-notch fighting skills; this battle-ready bioroid is like Briareos in another way — he also has strong romantic feelings for Deunan.

- From Wikipedia
Japanese
Shinji Aramaki - Director
Shirow Masamune - Writer
Kiyoto Takeuchi - Screenwriter
English
Luci Christian as Deunan
David Matranga as Briareos
Allison Sumrall as Athena
Hilary Haag as Hitomi
Illich Guardiola as Tereus
John Gremillion as Dr Kestner
Alice Fulks as Dr Xander
Mike MacRae as Aeacus
Quentin Haag as Arges
Chris Patton as Yoshitsune
Melissa Davis as Yoshino
Shelley Calene-Black as Nike
Chris Hutchison as Commander Lance


Japanese
Ai Kobayashi as Deunan
Yamadera Kouichi as Briareos
Gara Takashima as Athena
Miyuki Sawashiro as Hitomi
Yuuji Kishi as Tereus
Takaya Hashi as Dr Kestner
Naoko Kouda as Dr Xander
Kuwata Kong as Aeacus
Takaya Kuroda as Arges
Yasuyuki Kase as Yoshitsune
Fukami Rica as Yoshino
Rei Igarashi as Nike
Shinpachi Tsuji as Commander Lance
Ltd. Toei Company - Distributor
Warner Bros. Pictures - Distributor
ADV Films - Dubbing
Warner Bros. Pictures - Licensed by
Digital Frontier - Production Company
Micott & Basara - Production Company
Sega - Production Company
Ltd. Toei Company - Production Company
Ltd. Tomy Company - Production Company
TYO Productions - Production Company
Links
Songs
Opening Theme
Title: Rescue
Added: 12-Mar-2008     Last Update: 12-Mar-2008







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