Blade, a semi cyborg cop must unravel a series of mysterious kidnappings. As he delves into the city's merciless underworld, an elaborate mystery unfold.Blade, a semi cyborg cop must unravel a series of mysterious kidnappings. As he delves into the city's merciless underworld, an elaborate mystery unfold.Blade, a semi cyborg cop must unravel a series of mysterious kidnappings. As he delves into the city's merciless underworld, an elaborate mystery unfold.
- Directors
- Writers
- Stars
Chris Patton
- John "JC" Armack
- (voice)
Sian Taylor
- Elexis Sinclaire
- (voice)
- (as Taylor Matthews)
Andy McAvin
- Vincenzo Manchini
- (voice)
LaTeace Towns-Cuellar
- Kait Palmer
- (voice)
- (as LaTeace Towns)
Vic Mignogna
- Tim Perko
- (voice)
Ted Pfister
- Lorenzo Vitello
- (voice)
Jocelyn Donegan
- Tina Vansant
- (voice)
Hilary Haag
- Skycity Announcer
- (voice)
- …
Robert Vellani
- Blade's Father
- (voice)
Jason Douglas
- Hardcorps Commander
- (voice)
- …
John Swasey
- Cop 1
- (voice)
- …
Lew Temple
- Cop 2
- (voice)
- …
Matt Kelley
- Cop 4
- (voice)
- …
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Wow,
Wow, what can I not say about this film? Sure, it's got the typical cliched Anime story-line and art, but it still seems fresh and original. For being a 60 minute film it sure had a lot of plot twists and a excellent, well-crafted, storyline with interesting unique characters. Plus it had more than enough blood, gore, & t&a. But I'm not one to complain. All in all it was a great flick and I highly recommend it to all anime fans out there!
Awful
This has got to be the worst anime I have ever seen, and I've been watching all the anime I could get my hands on for the better part of a decade. The animation was smooth, but poorly drawn and unimaginative. The narrative of the story had no logical progression, it was just a bunch of cliched action movie scenes played in a random order.
There are no real characterisations, yet parts of the movie hinge on the depth of the characters.
The funny part is that I hired this because it was based on a game I'd played years earlier that had a great story and great characters! Whahappen?
Neither the English or Japanese dub matches the characters mouths - always a sign of something thrown together too quickly.
I reiterate, THIS IS THE WORST ANIMATED FEATURE OF ANY DESCRIPTION THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN. I want that hour of my life back.
There are no real characterisations, yet parts of the movie hinge on the depth of the characters.
The funny part is that I hired this because it was based on a game I'd played years earlier that had a great story and great characters! Whahappen?
Neither the English or Japanese dub matches the characters mouths - always a sign of something thrown together too quickly.
I reiterate, THIS IS THE WORST ANIMATED FEATURE OF ANY DESCRIPTION THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN. I want that hour of my life back.
Bad, Simply Bad
This was yet another weak video game based anime like Fatal Fury. The plot had more cliches per minute than almost any other anime I have seen. The animation varied from really quite nice to absolutely terrible. Even the action sequences boring. Only watch this movie if you really have nothing else. I give it a 3.
Quite a disappointment
I watched this on DVD and it looked really promising until the end of the opening credits. The prologue before the open credits was really interesting but it seemed to be the only part of the plot in which character was explored. The credits themselves looked vibrantly rendered (CG of course) and very swish indeed... I only wish that the film had come across so well.
From the odd pacing to the strange mix-and-match direction it was a bit of a let down. Though I like storylines that require one to engage brain, I believe this plot was poorly explained. Very little character history was explained and in some places the directorial disregard for chronological order fell short of artful and ended up at annoyingly ambiguous.
The backgrounds are really beautifully painted but in places there are computer graphic effects that fail to be integrated nicely into the cell shading. I cringed physically as I watched the Adobe lens flares fly across the screen and computer effects used where good simple animation would have done just fine.
If you want to enjoy this production I really suggest you check your brain at the door. Contains violence, explosions, mutants and a scantily clad evil bad girl... not really enough to save it, in my opinion. I won't rewatch it in a hurry.
From the odd pacing to the strange mix-and-match direction it was a bit of a let down. Though I like storylines that require one to engage brain, I believe this plot was poorly explained. Very little character history was explained and in some places the directorial disregard for chronological order fell short of artful and ended up at annoyingly ambiguous.
The backgrounds are really beautifully painted but in places there are computer graphic effects that fail to be integrated nicely into the cell shading. I cringed physically as I watched the Adobe lens flares fly across the screen and computer effects used where good simple animation would have done just fine.
If you want to enjoy this production I really suggest you check your brain at the door. Contains violence, explosions, mutants and a scantily clad evil bad girl... not really enough to save it, in my opinion. I won't rewatch it in a hurry.
Decent OVA
In one hour you can't see much. It's not at AKIRA's level or close. It's pretty average mostly because is too short. The plot is too simple: mutans going rampage then it stops without a clear ending, something is missing. It's a nice watch if you don't have anything to watch. If they would made SIN: series I would watch.
Did you know
- TriviaSin: The Movie is the first anime to ever be adapted from a first person shooter video game.
- GoofsThe US DVD box say the run time is 60 minutes but it actually 58 minutes.
- Quotes
Elyse Stewart: [to Colonel John Blade] Hey! Watch out for monsters.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Behind the Scenes of 'Sin the Movie' (2000)
- SoundtracksLike No Other
by Rennie Pilgrem
Details
- Release date
- Countries of origin
- Official site
- Language
- Also known as
- Sin: Создатели монстров
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- Runtime
- 58m
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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