Caçador de Vampiros D: Sede de Sangue

Título original: Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust

2000
16
1 h 43 min

AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,7/10

39 mil

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POPULARIDADE

4.627

Caçador de Vampiros D: Sede de Sangue (2000)

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Quando uma jovem é raptada por um vampiro, um lendário caçador de recompensas é contratado para trazê-la de volta.Quando uma jovem é raptada por um vampiro, um lendário caçador de recompensas é contratado para trazê-la de volta.Quando uma jovem é raptada por um vampiro, um lendário caçador de recompensas é contratado para trazê-la de volta.

Direção
- Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Roteiristas
- Hideyuki Kikuchi
- Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,7/10

39 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

POPULARIDADE

4.627

Direção
- Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Roteiristas
- Hideyuki Kikuchi
- Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

D
(narração)

John Rafter Lee

Meier Link
(narração)

Pamela Adlon

Leila
(narração)
(as Pamela Segall)

Wendee Lee

Charlotte
(narração)

Michael McShane

Left Hand
(narração)
(as Mike McShane)

Julia Fletcher

Carmila
(narração)

Matt McKenzie

Borgoff
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John DiMaggio

Nolt
(narração)
(as John Dimaggio)
…

Alex Fernandez

Kyle
(narração)

Jack Fletcher

Grove
(narração)

John Hostetter

Polk
(narração)

Dwight Schultz

Benge
(narração)
…

Mary Elizabeth McGlynn

Caroline
(narração)

John DeMita

Alan Elbourne
(narração)
(as John Demita)
…

Debi Derryberry

Girl
(narração)

Takeshi Aono

Polk
(narração)

Keiji Fujiwara

Benge
(narração)

Megumi Hayashibara

Leila
(narração)

Direção
- Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Roteiristas
- Hideyuki Kikuchi
- Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Elenco e equipe completos
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Avaliações em destaque

10scobbah

Maybe the best anime piece ever

As we saw that Vampire Hunter D was high ranked on IMDb, we decided to give it a shot. Loaded up with some expectations, who comes naturally when a piece is placed good at IMDb, we enjoyed the movie from the very early beginning to the very end. I was astonished! At first, the whole piece is animated in a way that I really find attractive. I mean, not the regular ninja-banzai-anime-style, but instead this beautiful way of animating this alternative reality put up on your tv. I really like ancient stuff like vampires and more goth related stuff when it comes to animes, and this one got it all. With a terrific story the piece develops and bounds the viewer into the magic world of Vampire Hunter D. I just simply love it because of the vibe it gives me! A sober 10 out of 10, no doubts about it.

Rirath_com

Dark fun

When VHD: Bloodlust came out, I wasn't too very interested. Having recently got the chance to watch the film though, I know now I should have been. VHD:B is top notch so far as dark anime goes. From the opening scene, watching the crosses twist and crumble as the dark carriage passes by, you know you're in for something good. VHD:B doesn't disappoint.

First off, D has been given a major upgrade. He looks more vampire like, he looks stronger and badder than ever before. The new art helps much, of course. D is hired to find a girl named Charlotte, dead or alive, who has been taken by a vampire from her home. Adding to the mix is a bounty team already has a head start on D, and each member of this team could well have his/her own anime. These are no second rate fill-ins, these folks are every bit as interesting as D. The vampire in question doesn't disappoint either, showing the full force of his powers from the very first scenes.

All in all, if you're looking for something darker and blood filled, watch this show. It looks dang good, the english voices are much better than you'd expect, and things just simply click. It's well worthy of the VHD name, and surpasses the original in nearly every way.

Rirath_com

10juubei-2

One of the greatest adult animated films ever

Yoshiaki Kawajiri's style is so detailed, so precise, you just get the feeling that each frame of animation has been slaved over and perfected, making Vamp D Bloodlust the best showcase of his directorial style. Of course, the actual chara designs are by Yoshitaka Amano and here is perhaps the most accurate depiction of his unique style. The soundtrack also bears mentioning and is right up there with the Hollywood's best.

Story-wise, its an eclectic mixture of Gothic horror, Science fiction, Westerns and Samurai, apparently based on a novel I've never read. Its genre cannot be classified simply horror, and while there are plenty of great action scenes, the near-perfect pacing allows for quiet moments of conversation between the characters.

Its full of great moments, but the best is the climactic finale - absolutely unforgettable. A must-see, right up there with classics of anime such as Studio Ghibli's work...

8cobra31

Excellent example of the genre!

Excellent manga which would be all the more enhanced with a good widescreen TV and speaker system. I don't imagine I've got much to add over and above what the other anime buffs have most probably already stated but this is definitely one of the better anime I've seen. It also has a cohesive plot that doesn't ramble on endlessly like many mangas seem to do (Akira, Spirited Away, Ghost in the Shell 2) There are nicely drawn characters. Good action. Lots of beast monster type things and supernatural stuff. Would probably give it an 8.5 out of 10 if the option was there.

I would hope that with the development of computer effects for anime there will be more entertaining mangas to come in the future. It's a genre that I always feel has a lot of potential but for some reason it doesn't quite get fulfilled. Perhaps, Hollywood might wake up to the potential for animated features that aren't necessarily focused towards kids only. Anyway, time will tell.

9wonderouswashu7

Gripping and gorgeous Vampire D: Bloodlust is a must-see for anime lovers

It is a beautifully created anime! Every scene is a masterpiece and the storyline is captivating. I truly enjoyed this movie not only because of the exquisite artwork but Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust is a serious, touching, and at times humorous movie that anyone who watches it, with or without a love for animated movies, will be captured by its unique and brilliantly planned plot. And to those of you who think the hand destroyed the movie i completely disagree with them. He is an excellent source or comical relief that is needed for most people in intense movies and this is definitely an intense movie. I have seen clips of the first movie and heard the opinions of others on which is better and most of them believe that the first was slightly more gripping, but the animation is a definite improvement in Bloodlust. (I still have yet to see the first for myself.) I would have to say the only way i could be disappointed with this movie is that there aren't more of them like it.

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Unlike almost every other anime in existence, English is Bloodlust's original language. The English language track for this film was created first, then the Cantonese and Japanese tracks were done next.

Citações
[D discovers Leila is next to him, taking refuge from the rain]
Leila: [points a gun at him] Don't get any ideas!... Hey, I'm just trying to stay dry here. If there was any other place to go, believe me, I'd be there. As soon as the rain lets up, I'll be gone from here and from you.
D: I think I can guess your problem. Your family was the victim of vampires.
Leila: You don't know what you're talking about. You don't know anything about it.
D: All right. Perhaps I don't.
Leila: [removes her earpiece] This stupid thing, it bothers me... You really are a weird one, you know that? In spite of being a dunpeal hunter and all that that entails. How did you know about my mother?
D: You called her name, remember?
Leila: She was kidnapped by vampires. My father went after her and was trying to rescue her, so they killed him. And after a while my mother returned, but she wasn't my mother anymore; she'd been changed. The people in the village stoned her to death while I watched. After that I left home. I met the Marcus brothers and joined with them. I wanted to be a hunter to avenge my parents' deaths. I've seen many terrible things since then: lives destroyed, families devastated, hopes crushed... everytime, it seems avampire is to blame.
D: I can understand why you'd choose to do it. But the life of a hunter is no kind of life.
Leila: It's the only life I'm any good for now. And it looks like it's the only life you've ever known. So I suggest we make a pact, since we're both in it for the long haul: whoever dies first, the other one can come and bring flowers to their grave. How's that?... It's the rain, makes me sentimental. I don't know why I should care about that - it's just I love flowers. And I don't think I'll be getting any, I'm all alone after all. We have that much in common, don't we? That we're both hunters and we're both alone. Oh well, I'm being silly, doesn't really matter...
D: I'll do it. I'll bring you flowers if I survive this... but I don't expect to.
Leila: Stop, I didn't really mean it when I said that. And anyway, I don't really understand why you should keep on doing this.
D: Because I'm a dunpeal. I don't get to have a life, not like you.