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Vexille 2077 [Blu-ray]

Format: Blu-ray
4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 437 ratings
IMDb6.7/10.0
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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
  • Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches; 2.93 ounces
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Blu-ray
  • Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ French, Japanese
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ French
  • Language ‏ : ‎ French (DTS-HD 5.1), Japanese (DTS-HD High Res Audio)
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B002X8SKMW
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 437 ratings

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Staxi81
5.0 out of 5 stars This is an odd movie. It's good (2007). But, NOW it seems like PREDICTIVE programming
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2022
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I enjoyed this Anime film. It's the first Anime movie I've watched. The thing is, it has a very odd backstory for one of the main supporting female characters. The flashback sequences are a bit unnerving. In her narration, during the flashback, you see Japan during the pandemic. It was before the country tore itself apart (from the inside out). This was due to Japan turning itself into an export only economy and due to the mandates that were imposed on the general public in the middle of the outbreak. Weird, right?

For me, this was a random movie I chose to watch, not knowing the backstory from the narration by the female character during the flashback sequences. It visually showed Japans troubles while she spoke of it all. She began remembering the details of all that happened as she narrated that segment.

The female character said the disease swept in out of no where, all across the land. No one knew why or how. But, Japanese people were told by the gov't the virus was very deadly. What they didn't know, was they had just become victims of a biochemical test, run by their gov't. The virus was created in tech firm labs. It was inflicted upon the masses, across the entire country of Japan.

The world would never suspect Japan as the architect of the virus and release. And, seeing as the Japanese gov't had already begun decimating their own people with the virus, they had a diabolical plan to inflict the virus on the rest of the world. They were trying to begin a monopoly of all industries and sectors.

The female supporting character said the gov't ordered mandatory vaccinations to be in public. The gov't said the virus attacked your respiratory system like an incurable or a bad flu. They said there was no cure. The character said it became widely known it was all a gigantic lie. The whole societal ordeal was a hoax! She said the vaccine WAS the virus. That everyone in Japan bought into the lie on a mass scale. It was a complete fabrication. Completely run by the tech firms and govt using propaganda mills and constant news media lies, force-feeding the narrative to misinform and confuse the public to make them go get the vaccine. She claimed all the ao-called science-based evidence was a lie. Since Japan had turned into an export only economy. This was a retaliation towards the U.N. Council, who was investigating Japan's gov't, implying their unethical, dangerous, and global threat.

The female character stated the vaccine altered your DNA, making the public slow, dull, not able to move, and like on factory line getting injections.

Japanese people became too tired and weak to go to work (she is still narrating flashback). People got angry, fought with each other, protested the virus wanting answers. We fell apart from the inside out. Japan became a waste zone under authoritarian control by the private sector and its paramilitary force.

Honestly, on the surface this is an entertaining film from way back in2007. But, from a 2020-2022 perspective, this is a frightening plot outcome during the real-life pandemic we are suffering through. It's an eerily similar backstory. No spoilers here! This was a 10-minute sequence in the movie at most. It's creepy segment (as of this era) while SEEING what her character is narrating in her flashback during the film.

This was a random Anime film I watched released way back 2007. Oddly, the more the film went on, it began to feel like some predictive programming taking place. Best place to hide it is in a B-grade straight-to-video movie or category not many people watch.

H*ll, I've come across bad movies that have all but shown real world tragic events, but made many years prior to it happening. Really creepy stuff in these movies. Especially, bad ones that aren't highly funded or with primetime release. I guess those are now like a documentary (for some films) no longer fiction. I think that's how the phrase or it's meaning goes.

I recommend this movie if you want to watch a film as though it was a 2007 release. Not with a 2022 outlook.

Letter grade: B+
Number ratio: 7/10. Enjoyable, in a 2007-2019 way :-/
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Heath Buckmaster
5.0 out of 5 stars Superb animation and plot - very impressive movie
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2008
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There is a lot of goodness to say about this movie and very little drawback. Let's start with the one thing that I didn't fully like then move on to the good stuff.

 Vexille Soundtrack
The soundtrack, done by Paul Oakenfold was really good - but a little to hardcore in some of the action/fight scenes. We had to keep turning the volume down during those parts then turn it back up for dialogue. This is just a personal preference - many of you will likely love the heavy feel to it.

Ok that's it for what I didn't completely like!

Animation - superb. There was however, a very interesting aspect to the animation. The details on the characters (the people) were scaled back when compared to the details on the environment/effects/buildings/etc. You could see rich wood grain on the walls of buildings, but the character's hair barely moved in a harsh wind. Skin features were missing, yet mechanical aspects to body armor were complete with detail. It was an interesting perspective that the environment was more detailed than the actual people. Even things such as lighting effects from a vehicle were amazing to watch.

Plot - also superb, and very impressive offering from Japan. Vexille is the main character of the movie - but you don't find out that it's actually the character's name until half-way into the movie. It starts out with a bang - Japan has cut off all uncontrolled contact with the outside world and has erected a very impressive barrier/shield around the entire island to prevent signals coming in or out - basically a total blackout of the island. A team of elite soldiers operating outside the auspices of the US and United Nations is tasked to infiltrate the island - the first "visitors" in 10 years - to determine if they are building a prohibited bio-mechanical technology. What's been going on in Japan for the last 10 years since the blackout? You'll have to watch the movie and see.

This is a full length feature with exciting action sequences, violence, a bit of romance, and an effective storyline that has made me want to watch more animated movies like this. Sci-fi is thick in the plot, so expect a lot of "tech".

We watched it with the English audio track and no subtitles, but you can watch it in native language with English subtitles if desired. There are a few special previews on the DVD, but they are mostly advertisements of other Japanese animations that are now available for purchase. Highly recommended for fans of action/adventure, sci-fi, and animation - even for those who don't necessarily choose animated movies, you'll forget that you're watching animation!
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Paul
3.0 out of 5 stars Fun scifi
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023
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This was a fun scifi movie. The art quality was decent for the time it was made/produced. Story was good, and the voicework well done. The pacing could have been better, and the dialogue needed work.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Everything that "Appleseed Ex Machina" should have been!
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2008
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Went into Vexille on the heels of the disappointing Appleseed Ex Machina and was BLOWN AWAY. Everything about this is top notch; the storyline, while involved, is still easy to follow and very engaging. You care about characters when they die, even the ones with limited screen time. For a standard (read: non HD) disc, the image is fantastic, though I watched it on a PS3 so the upconverting may have helped. The surround sound mix is totally immersive and goes a long way to bring you into the story. The action sequences, while somewhat derivative, are brilliant and very well staged and executed. All of this is served spectacularly well by the music, which is a combination of Oakenfold's signature breakbeat techno and selected songs by other artists, and is never off putting or out of place. Also, the anime style, a blend of cell shaded 2D and CGI, is reminiscent of Appleseed, only a bit more fluid and stylized. The Japanese audio track is solid as to be expected, and to my surprise the English dub is actually very well done. Bonus points for that.

All told, Vexille is a must buy for cyberpunk, sci fi and anime afficionados, and is definitely reference material for your home theatre system.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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Daniel B.
5.0 out of 5 stars Parfait
Reviewed in France on December 8, 2023
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Film réalisé en 2007, une prédiction pour ce que l'on vit en ce moment et aussi pour l'avenir... est-ce une coïncidence ???
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Zipper
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on March 7, 2016
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Good show, nice animation.
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Turbo-Galant
5.0 out of 5 stars Vexille (Special Edition) [2 DVDs]
Reviewed in Germany on March 25, 2013
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Hallo liebe Anime Fans dies ist ein Computeranimierter Film der Film ist ein Meisterwerk richtig gut umgesetzt die Story ist sehr gut erzählt in der Story geht es um eine Organisation die die Menschen durch Biodroiden ersetzen will. Die Japaner leben sehr abgeschottet von Rest der Welt und Tokyo gibt es fast gar nicht mehr da dort nur Biodroiden leben, als die Amerikaner erfahren das die Japaner die ganze Welt mit Biodroiden besetzen wollen schicken sie eine SWAT Einheit nach Japan um die Organisation zu stoppen, als die Mission misslingt und Vexille nach Tokyo kommt kann sie es gar nicht fassen, dass dort keine Menschen mehr leben sondern Biodroiden die bald zu Sklaven werden sollen. Sie beschliessen gemeinsam die Organisation zu stoppen und entwickeln einen Plan der Plan geht auf.

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Beschreibung der Box:
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stefano
4.0 out of 5 stars qualità tecnica impeccabile
Reviewed in Italy on March 23, 2013
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Film d'animazione con una qualità tecnica superiore a final fantasy 7,bella storia.unica cosa negativa(per me)come al solito gli americani fanno la figura degli eroi
Qualità dvd: video 7,audio 7
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Phil
5.0 out of 5 stars Anime at its best!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 18, 2012
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It's only recently that I considered watching animated feature films, ands the standard has now reached a suffciently high quality that this opens up a new 'genre', eg Beowulf.
I read about the Japanese 'anime' offerings and tried Vexille and Appleseed - they are extremely good. The animation is very detailed and, frankly amazing (especially backdrops, which in traditional animation always looks like stage scenery. These Japanese features are so cleverly made. Add to that an acceptable fantasy storyline and you have a winner. I love it.
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