Jan 26, 2015
There should be no shying away from how the influences left by our favorite works are not always good ones
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There should be no shying away from how the influences left by our favorite works are not always good ones
Casting Scarlet Johannson as Motoko Kusanagi is proof the live-action ‘Ghost in the Shell’ is as misguided a production as any previous Western attempt to adapt anime
Twenty-five years on, one of anime’s seminal groundbreakers remains as alluring, intriguing, confounding, and problematic as ever
Part three of ‘ARISE’ is an improvement on the first two installments, but the ineffable alchemy we saw before in the franchise still hasn’t quite manifested itself.
A good live-action version of ‘Ghost in the Shell’ may well be possible, but can Hollywood do it without draining all the blood (and electricity) from its veins?