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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed.,
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This review is from: Ghost in the Shell: Individual Eleven (DVD)
This is the accumulated episodes relevant to the core story line of Second Gig. Be aware that this is a new production and has alternate character voices. If you fancy the sarcastic voice of Mimi Woods you will not find it here.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good cut of the series,
This review is from: Ghost in the Shell: Individual Eleven (DVD)
It's not obvious from the product page here on Amazon, but this is an edited version of the entire 26 episode series. It has been cut down to 2.5 hours for a movie experience. It is a good buy if you have already seen the entire series or don't want to spend the time which would be upwards of 9 hours if watched as 26 episodes. It gets the idea of the story, but of course, some good things are lost. Personally, I think GITS is too good not to see all of the details.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Lacking Somewhat in Detail....,
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This review is from: Ghost in the Shell: Individual Eleven (DVD)
I should have read the box myself before buying this "recut". Had I not already seen the original, I might have a little trouble following what's going on. Entire episodes from the original full length storyline are explained away in a single scene or sentence.
I guess that had to be done for times sake, but you do seem to loose much of the detail and nuance of the story. To me it feels 'rushed' to tell its story rather than letting the viewer develop along with the plot line. I'd much rather watch the originals.
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