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Neon Gen Evangelion: End of Evangelion [VHS]

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  • 言語 ‏ : ‎ 日本語
  • 商品の重量 ‏ : ‎ 453.59 g
  • メディア形式 ‏ : ‎ ドルビー, 字幕付き
  • 発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2002/9/24
  • 字幕: ‏ : ‎ 英語
  • 販売元 ‏ : ‎ Manga Video
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000068OJ3
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K. Grayq
5つ星のうち5.0 Instantly beautiful, Eventually understandable
2004年9月15日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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This film is a rarity in the world of film making and in TV production. The first important thing to note is that you will never be able to fully appreciate this film until you've seen the TV series - this has been touched on by others, but it truly is important. The film compliments the final two episodes of the series, and was a labor of love for the creator of the series as well as many dedicated production companies who helped it get made (look at the list of credits! I think it's the entire population of Japan!).

While the last 2 episodes of the series eschew the Eva action scenes of earlier eps (a necessary evil...the production team completely ran out of money), they unravel the workings of the mind in an absolutely brilliant way. It was basically a self-help guide for viewers, showing them the way towards happiness and fulfillment. Plus, it was nice to see Shinji stand up for himself for once. However, as an end to a series, it fell short. What IS the Human Instrumentality Project? How was the plan initialized? What the hell happened to all of the characters we got to know? They wanted to show us, but they knew they couldn't in such a small time span and with so little money. Luckily, we've got this movie.

And what a movie it is. On visuals alone, it stands above practically every animated or live action film I've ever seen. The imagery and the symbolism (especially in the last half of the movie) is amazing and would cause a theologian's brain to explode. The film combines animation and live action, as well as interesting filming techniques like producing animation to look like it was filmed with an 8mm camera. There are important reasons for all of this. It is to create mood, moods that range from fear, hopelessness, loneliness, to utter ecstacy. It's a movie with religious symbols and religious names that, when you watch it, feels like a religious experience. But in a strange way, it has nothing to do with religion at all.

The main focus of both the series and the film is on the self; filling in the holes in each one of our souls with parts of each other, and identity and how it requires human interaction (in spite of how painful it may be for some) to be formed. In short, this film comes closer to explaining the meaning of life than anything I think I've ever seen. Wow, what a statement!

All of this would mean nothing, however, if we didn't care about the characters, or if the movie was boring. Neither of these are true. All of the characters, whether it be Shinji, Asuka, Misato, whoever, are people you can relate to in a very true way. They are all flawed. No one is a "hero" in this film, no one is completely virtuous. This is another brilliant aspect of this story: these humans attempt to become God while blind to their inherent problems.

The action scenes in the first half of the film more than make up for the lack of it in the latter episodes of the series. To see one of the main characters we've cheered on for so long finally kick some ass is a beautiful thing (until we're brought back down to earth in the most painful of ways). It's in part 2 of the movie that the visuals become overwhelming, however. I never thought the end of the world could be so beautiful.

The music? Perfect. That's all I'll say, because I've rambled on too much.

You know, for a guy who is not much of an anime fan and who is in no strong way a religious person, it's pretty amazing that a movie like this can affect me so much. All I can say is, watch the entire series first. Buy it, borrow it, I don't care. Get through the slow beginning episodes, stare dumbfounded at the confusing ending, and then watch the movie. Then do it all again the second time. You'll either hate it, love it so much your life will change, or you'll get so confused your head will explode. But you won't forget it and you won't have a neutral reaction to it, and that's the sign of a truly wonderful work of art.
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MMF
5つ星のうち5.0 This is your brain...this is your brain on drugs.
2005年9月5日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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The End of Evangelion was originally scripted to be the now infamous existentialistic, soul searching, and ultimately inconclusive episodes twenty-five and twenty-six that made up the ending to the hit anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. However, due to budget constraints, it never saw the light of day, presented only briefly in the debut of Death and Rebirth. Now, director Hideki Anno brings us the final, conclusive chapter in the Evangelion series, a gut wrenching two hour finale that shocks, horrifies, and depresses on a scale that only the sinister themes of Evangelion could possibly present. For any true Evangelion fan, this is a must buy.

With the Angels defeated, the unity humanity enjoyed rapidly deteriorates as the world turns against each other. SEELE, a collation of allied nations, betrays their former military ally, NERV, and launches a surprise attack on their base in order to obtain the key to humanity's destruction and eventual rebirth: Evangelion Unit-01. Stuck in the middle of the unprecedented war is Evangelion's protagonist, Shinji Ikari, who, without the guidance from his friends Asuka and Rei, finds himself rapidly losing his grip on reality and returning to a state of helpless self-pity. As the battle rages and SEELE introduces its own line of MP Evas, Shinji finds the fate of humanity thrust into his unwilling hands. Once again at the helm of the creation he has grown to hate, he must decide the outcome of the world.

In my previous review of Evangelion I thought the ending was more than satisfactory. While I still stand by that, the Ending of Evangelion blows it out of the water. It has the action that made the series enjoyable to watch, the thought provoking ideology that forces one to ponder, and all drama that made the characters seem so real. In keeping with the trend presented by the series, about halfway through the End of Evangelion, Hideki Anno jumps off the tracks of traditional story telling and returns to the whirlwind of incoherent thoughts and images blurred together in a cyclonical representation of the human psyche. It's insane, but brilliant. Disturbing, but beautiful. Confusing yet intriguing. Half-story, half-art, that's the way Evangelion, has always been, and it's wonderful to see it conclude this way. The soundtrack is integrated brilliantly within the movie. Each track kicks in at exactly the right moment, and the theme song Komm Susser Todd (Come Sweet Death) could not have been played at a more suitable moment. The appropriateness of it is overwhelming, and accentuates the emotions in scene in which it's presented.

A warning to younger audiences: the Ending of Evangelion is not for kids. There is not an ounce of humor or cuteness that filled some of the episodes of the series. The violence is quite graphic, but even more terrifying is the disturbing imagery that is used prevalently throughout the film. While far from tasteless, some of it will leave you rather shaken, especially if you're familiar with characters from the series.

Like Evangelion, the End of Evangelion does not end with a happy ending. Far from it, and yet it forces the viewer to look at the story from several different angles. If the symbolism can be interpreted differently, then perhaps the ending can also be perceived in a different light. Either way, I left with a raw feeling in my stomach, a sad hopeless feel that made sure I would never be able to see the series the same way ever again.

Conclusively, the Ending of Evangelion is recommended to only those who have seen Evangelion solely because only those who have seen and appreciated the series will be able to enjoy the film to its fullest. If you hated the series, then the Ending of Evangelion probably won't change your mind. If you loved the series, then there's no reason why you shouldn't add this to your collection.

JA_Japster's Final Score: 10/10
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R. Hasegawa
5つ星のうち5.0 the true ending to the series...
2005年9月6日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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i remember reading off of someone else's review that the ending in the series was not the intended ending by the original creator. something about some beuracracy that got in the way and thus he wasn't allowed to let everything out. well, this is his rebuttal and a real good "three fingers up and read between the lines" to those folk. whether or not this is true, i do not know. (but i sort of got a hint that the series ending wasn't the actual ending when watching in one of the last episodes there was a scene where the chick-general was telling pen-pen that she was sending him away because things were about to get ugly....but then they never did...) what i do know, though, is that this is one serious in-your-face, raw, kick-ass, flick, with lots of anime-syle-die-die-die-screaming. and it's got one particular soundtrack piece that has the hannibal lector style calmness....

but i digress.

this dvd is basically a movie release of the ending to the series. in my opinion, it has one person's view into the human psyche, at least his interpretation of it. it really shows the rawness of the human psyche. and when i say rawness, i mean that when you watch it, you really have to suspend your own judgement of things and allow yourself to immerse yourself into the minds of each of the characters. he gives you perspective on things from the first hand standpoint which can easily deter many people from the actual meaning. an example of this would be to stop and think about sex right in the middle of doing it. now, first hand, the mention of sex would turn some people off(or on, lol). but he'll throw this sort of thing at you. the intent is not to get your jollies off, but rather to get that feeling sparked in you, and then for you to begin asking deep questions about it. this is definitely not everyone's cup of tea. but for those that follow this leader, i assure you won't be disappointed.

sometimes, indulging in one's own fantasies requires a reflection into why we need to indulge in the first place. that's what this gets you to think (or at least tries to).

although it felt as though there was a bit of a jump from the initial start of the movie from the series, i was far from disappointed from what followed. the flick has a lot of soul searching involved along with some serious angel arse kicking. (arse kicking first, then soul searching).

this is seriously a rated "r" whereas the the series ending in the dvd-box set is a rated "g".

very good dvd. you won't get the full appreciation of everything unless you watch the entire series, though, so try to make the effort to watch those first.
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TBS
5つ星のうち5.0 The movie that made it all make sense
2010年11月22日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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When the series ended, it left a bad taste in my mouth. Death and Rebirth was one of those things that did not bring a conclusion to the work. On the contrary, it seemed to take an arthouse approach and make the world - odd. There were words and there were images, but the angles you expect to find are nowhere to be seen. Worse still, the things that the last angel had to say are not playing out in the format you might expect - everything just went out the window.
Thank goodness for this movie.

When this movie hit, it starts with the destruction of NERV. People start to fall and pilots take dives, and everything makes you feel like you are starting to see a plan unfold. From the spear to the pilots and the role that the people play - from the kids to the things grown in tanks - all come out. Even more profound are the connections to Shingi and his Eva that are really explained here. and, amidst all of this are the things that come out during Shingi's awkwardness.

to say that this is an ending worth catching is an understatement. I personally feared it when I watched it the first time, but that fear quickly fluttered out the window when the fighting began. It is more than the fighting, too, because so many questions are still here. You find out a lot on the people that you didn't know, and you see people falling as the world literally collapses. Honestly, it is hard to say anything else without spoiling anything (so I'll leave it with that).

If you have not caught this series, do it now. You have new episodes that feel in blank spots, but even the old stuff is enough. From the way the Evas go crazy to the connections that the people have, you really want to see this. You also want to see what it all means and how mankind is literally saying "no" to the plans that have been written and foretold. To ranks this a 5 seems to do it justice, but it is a very grand five - almost taking on new heights.
I cannot stress this series enough.
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"wickedadam"
5つ星のうち5.0 I'm a big fan, not obsessed, but NGE really hits me
2002年9月27日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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Ok, I was introduced to NGE through a music video of Rob Zombie, accidently i stumbled across the battle scene in EOE of Asuka and the Eva series, when i saw it, i instantly lusted to see more of this mysterious red head hotty beat the shiesst out of things. So i had the money, and so i bought the Perfect collection on DVD, I grew with NGE like a mother and her soap opera's(Course this is better), and yes i'm a big fan of the Shinji-Asuka relationship, I own both movies on DVD now, and i must say, i've searched and searched all over the internet to figure out stuff that i jus didnt get, and after all the research of come to the conclusion that most things aren't written in stone, so you get to decide what had happen to all those things you never could understand. But I gotta tell ya people, i've seen the Jap version with English tran's and compare it to the English, English was much better, and made things MUCH MUCH more confusing to understand, but let me tell you all something for all you Shinji-Asuka fans, the ending is really sweet but also confusing, i dont wanna spoil anything but you will be happy with it and also disappointed that something this good didnt end on any note, good or bad, we will never know how it ends. I've heard rumours though of another Evangelion movie will be released, the chances are slim, the movie would be awsome, the plot seems blurry, but if your jus as big of a fan as me, I really do hope there is a conclusional follow up of the ending. And also, I highly suggest NGE and the movies to anyone who's interested in the whole "Life" thing, this is DEFINITLY not a series/movie where you don't take time to grow with the characters, this IS for people who like unique Screen Showings, NGE has a personal take on me, taught me more then anyone i know about life, very well put together, very awsome, very dramatic, very touching, this will haunt you for your whole life, definitly Grammy Winner if ever given the chance.
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