Reviews of Amazing Nuts (2006) and related work
- Entry: “Glass Eye” (2006)
- Entry: Global Astroliner Gou (2006)
- Entry: Joe and Marilyn (2006)
- Entry: Kung-Fu Love (2006)
Amazing Nuts (2006
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Collection of 4 music videos created by the progressive Studio 4°C, a little over 13 minutes in total, in different styles. Similar to Sweat Punch (2002).
Japanese production animation fiction moving picture
‣ “Glass Eye” (2006)
Unclear. A woman, possibly homeless and addicted to some hallucinogen, ponders a spinning white feather, and ruins are repaired as a vibrant modern city.
Unsuccessful CGI.
Japanese production animation fiction moving picture music video entry
‣ Global Astroliner Gou (2006)
A police officer built like a gorilla, and his three sidekicks, work amid the demihuman scum of a colourful metropolis.
Designed, to some extent, like a trailer for a cheap 1970s SF action flick, but mixing lots of other stuff in there. Good music, which also matches well.
Japanese production animation fiction moving picture music video entry
‣ Joe and Marilyn (2006)
An entertainer sings about two lovers, in front of an audience of assorted weird characters.
Poor character design.
Japanese production animation fiction moving picture music video entry
‣ Kung-Fu Love (2006)
Psychedelic short clips from a magical-girl story about someone with a yin-yang hairdo battling bad guys, crying, and smiling with her friends.
Looks like a more stylish cousin of Windy Tales (2004). The original title, Tatoe Kimi ga Sekaijū no Teki ni Natte mo means roughly “If the whole world went against you”.
Japanese production animation fiction magical girl moving picture music video entry