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This offering is a big improvement over the first of a trio of Project Itoh adaptations to be released. Unlike Empire of Corpses (during which I fell asleep on three separate occasions), this movie only made me kind of drowsy. It has all the characteristic philosophcal musing against a dystopian sci-fi backdrop that you would expect given the source material, but the conflicts and character motives driving the plot here are much easier to wrap your head around. The biggest hurdle is the animation.  The jerky, CG style art and animation are a constant distraction, which make it hard to focus on the... See full review