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Patlabor: La película

Título original: Kidô keisatsu patorebâ: Gekijô-ban
  • 1989
  • Unrated
  • 1h 40min
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Patlabor: La película (1989)
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Adult AnimationAnimeHand-Drawn AnimationMechaShōnenActionAnimationCrimeDramaMystery

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  • Dirección
    • Mamoru Oshii
    • Kôji Sawai
  • Guionistas
    • Kazunori Itô
    • Yutaka Izubuchi
    • Mamoru Oshii
  • Elenco
    • Toshio Furukawa
    • David Jarvis
    • Doug Erholtz
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    • Dirección
      • Mamoru Oshii
      • Kôji Sawai
    • Guionistas
      • Kazunori Itô
      • Yutaka Izubuchi
      • Mamoru Oshii
    • Elenco
      • Toshio Furukawa
      • David Jarvis
      • Doug Erholtz
    • 25Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 16Opiniones de los críticos
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    Patlabor 1: The Movie
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    Patlabor 1: The Movie
    Patlabor: Mobile Police
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    Patlabor: Mobile Police
    Trailer 0:49
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    Toshio Furukawa
    Toshio Furukawa
    • Asuma
    • (voz)
    David Jarvis
    • Asuma (1995)
    • (English version)
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    Doug Erholtz
    Doug Erholtz
    • Asuma (2006)
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    Mîna Tominaga
    Mîna Tominaga
    • Noa
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    Briony Glassco
    Briony Glassco
    • Noa (1995)
    • (English version)
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    Julie Ann Taylor
    • Noa (2006)
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    Ryûsuke Ôbayashi
    • Gotoh
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    • (as Ryûnosuke Ôbayashi)
    Peter Marinker
    Peter Marinker
    • Gotoh (1995)
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    Roger Craig Smith
    Roger Craig Smith
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    • (as Roger C. Smith)
    Yoshiko Sakakibara
    Yoshiko Sakakibara
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    Sharon Holm
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    • Nagumo (1995)
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    Megan Hollingshead
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    • Nagumo (2006)
    • (English version)
    • (voz)
    • (as Karen Thompson)
    Yô Inoue
    • Clancy
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    Tamsin Hollo
    Tamsin Hollo
    • Clancy (1995)
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    • (voz)
    Lisa Enochs
    • Clancy (2006)
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    Michihiro Ikemizu
    • Oota
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    Martin McDougall
    Martin McDougall
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    Sam Riegel
    Sam Riegel
    • Oota (2006)
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    • (voz)
    • (as Sam Regal)
    • Dirección
      • Mamoru Oshii
      • Kôji Sawai
    • Guionistas
      • Kazunori Itô
      • Yutaka Izubuchi
      • Mamoru Oshii
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    8TheNewNoise

    STRENGTH LIES IN ITS ORIGINAL AND COMPLEX STORY

    I have a small collection of anime which is growing exponentially now, thanks in part to my renewed interest in the genre after viewing this film. What separates this from many anime is its unique use of the Mecha or "Labors" in its plot, instead of just the same robot battle fair that we've all seen. The movie does not center around action but around the actual story and the characters as they work together (and sometimes against each other) to solve the big mystery in time to stop a terrible threat to Tokyo and possibly the entire world. Great film. I am going to buy the second one this week; I hear it is even better.
    8emasterslake

    Patlabor's first cinema.

    It's the year 1999, the world we live in has Labors(human operated robot carriers) used for construction and giving mankind an easier living style. After The suicide of a mysterious man from the massive constructing Babylon Project a computer virus was created to infect the Labors. And make them cause havoc on their own free will. Which leads to Section 2 of the Patlabor team in investigating this incident. Before the Tokyo district faces it's destruction.

    I first saw this movie back in 2005, and it imminently got me into the franchise. Which I had no idea it existed before. Compared to the popular TV series. This movie has all the characters we all recognized and know. Only the theme to this movie is more serious than the theme of the TV show. In other words more seriousness and less comedy.

    But that didn't change the plot a bit. As the movie does have some great and believable moments in it, that make you forget it's animated. Plus it's directed by Masumo Oshii who was one of the dudes who made this franchise possible. And really knows how to make it the way it should.

    If you like a unique Sci-Fi anime or interested in seeing something new. Patlabor the Movie has been highly recommended by various websites. It's enjoyable even if you don't know the series.
    AMIO-PatricioMunoz

    Anime for adult viewers

    It's for an adult audience. A younger audience may appreciate the few 'labor' fighting sequences, but the Patlabor movies generally do not center on the robots, but on the detective work of its crew.

    Truthfully, I'm a little disappointed because I rented these movies hoping that they would focus more on the robots. I was looking for action and fast paced animation with cool angles and a good back-story. Instead I found a movie that focuses on the crew members instead. The robots ARE the back-story. For the most part, I can live with that.

    I did enjoy the first Patlabor movie more than the second one. The 'labors' played a bigger role in this movie and thusly there was a good balance between them and the crew members. In Patlabor 2 the robots were showcased very briefly.

    All I can think of is one thing: If the creators are not going to focus on the robots, then why mention them in the title? Why mention them at all? One could re-write the second movie to completely eliminate the 'labor' robots and the story would still hold with barely a scratch.

    If you are planning to watch any of the Patlabor movies then remember that it is not an action/anime movie about 'labor' robots and their crew. Rather, it can best be described as a futuristic detective story that happen to be in a time where 'labor' robots are around and in use. It will involve your attention.

    It's not an ideal movie for those interested in getting into Anime films. I'd only recommend Patlabor to an older, anime-experienced, audience.

    Interesting Note: On the DVD, read the subtitles and then watch the English version (or visa-versa). In many cases you will find scenes where the characters are talking about a completely different topic. It's quite fascinating.
    marktreut

    An intelligent manga movie that makes you wish the TV series was shown in Britain

    Isaac Asimov meets Akira in this detective-oriented science-fiction Japanese Manga film. Set in the near-future, Tokyo is undergoing a huge re-development program: old suburbs are being demolished and man-made islands are being constructed in Tokyo Bay. Most of the work is being done by giant man-operated robots called Labors. Labors are prone to go out of control and cause chaos, so units of the Police force have been set up to deal with them. These units, divided into squadrons, also use giant robots to tackle the out-of-control Labors. Asuma Shinohara is a sergeant in Second Squadron, who discovers that the crazy behaviour of the Labors is due to a bug in their operating system which was deliberately put in by Eiichi Hoba, the OS programmer. Hoba has since committed suicide confidant that his plan to destroy Tokyo will take effect...

    Patlabor is typical Manga with plenty of action and violence, but also a good deal of appeal and characters. These range from Asuma, quick-tempered and insubordinate, but a good detective; Captain Goto, the quietly manipulative commanding officer; and Officer Noa Izumi, Asuma's long-suffering, child-like colleague-cum-girlfriend, who ultimately saves the day.
    10Sonahf

    Great Sci-Fi/Detective fiction!

    I was fortunate enough to come across this video early in my exploration of Japanese animation. It was also the first video where I began to take notice of the greatly different pacing that the Japanese have in terms of plot & character developement. This is a story about a scientist that commits suicide after creating a virus that will eventually cause giant robots known as Labors to malfunction and lay waste about them. (Labors are manned, humanoid machines used in heavy lifting, construction and peacekeeping (domestic & military) tasks.) The action is split between the policemen who struggle to contain the destruction as the first infected Labors begin to malfunction and a pair of detectives who painstakingly retrace the dead doctors last steps before his suicide. If you're looking for something to cut your anime teeth on that's not too outlandish.. I highly recommend this video!

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    • Trivia
      The Biblical references in the movie were due to Oshii being inspired by Noa's name's similarity to Noah.
    • Conexiones
      Edited into Cartoon Sushi: Episode #1.1 (1997)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 15 de julio de 1989 (Japón)
    • País de origen
      • Japón
    • Idiomas
      • Japonés
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Patlabor: The Movie
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      • I.G Tatsunoko
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    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 578,959
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 40 minutos
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Dolby Stereo
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.85 : 1

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