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Bishôjo Senshi Sailor Moon

  • Série de TV
  • 2003–2004
  • 30 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,2/10
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Bishôjo Senshi Sailor Moon (2003)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaLive-action series which is an original re-telling of the original Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon manga and anime series.Live-action series which is an original re-telling of the original Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon manga and anime series.Live-action series which is an original re-telling of the original Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon manga and anime series.

  • Criação
    • Naoko Takeuchi
  • Artistas
    • Jun Masuo
    • Miyû Sawai
    • Rika Izumi
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,2/10
    736
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    • Criação
      • Naoko Takeuchi
    • Artistas
      • Jun Masuo
      • Miyû Sawai
      • Rika Izumi
    • 22Avaliações de usuários
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    Jun Masuo
    • Jadeite
    • 2003–2004
    Miyû Sawai
    • Sailor Moon…
    • 2003–2004
    Rika Izumi
    • Ami Mizuno…
    • 2003–2004
    Aya Sugimoto
    • Queen Beryl
    • 2003–2004
    Keiko Kitagawa
    Keiko Kitagawa
    • Rei Hino…
    • 2003–2004
    Joji Shibue
    • Mamoru Chiba…
    • 2003–2004
    Keiko Han
    Keiko Han
    • Luna
    • 2003–2004
    Ayaka Komatsu
    • Sailor V…
    • 2003–2004
    Myû Azama
    • Makoto Kino…
    • 2003–2004
    Kaori Moriwaka
    • Ikuko Tsukino
    • 2003–2004
    Kappei Yamaguchi
    Kappei Yamaguchi
    • Artemis
    • 2003–2004
    Hiroyuki Matsumoto
    • Nephrite
    • 2003–2004
    Masaya Kikawada
    • Motoki Furuhata
    • 2003–2004
    Akira Kubodera
    Akira Kubodera
    • Kunzite
    • 2004
    Naoki Takeshi
    • Shingo Tsukino
    • 2003–2004
    Yoshito Endoh
    • Zoicite…
    • 2003–2004
    Alisa
    • Mio Kuroki
    • 2004
    Chieko Kawabe
    • Naru Osaka
    • 2003–2004
    • Criação
      • Naoko Takeuchi
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários22

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    blinkbunny821

    A MUST have for Sailor moon fans!

    I recently purchased the box set part one and I must say WOW! It had me running around the house shouting, " MOON PRISIM POWER, MAKE UP!" I highly enjoyed the episodes...They were completely different from the Anime and seem to stick a little bit more to the manga in a few ways. One thing I seemed to dislike about the set was that the subtitles were not that great, most of the time they are filled with grammatical errors and well sometimes they make no sense. Friends and I noticed that we could understand the show without having to read the subtitles b/c everything seemed to flow and make sense. Sure its a Japanese show so it wont be perfect for us Americans, but for me, and and I'm sure most sailor moon fans, it was everything I wanted it to be. Truly a must have for any Sailor Moon fan!
    I_wanna_be_famous

    Japan's answer to Buffy? Could be...with some polishing!

    This new version of Sailor Moon, as I comment, is only 13 episodes into the first season, and already, I can truthfully say, it has beaten the Anime version.

    I have been a big fan of the Anime version of Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon since 1995. I have watched the show go from strength to strength, and have grown up with the characters.

    Now, the new version; Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon comes along. Granted, I watch the first episode, and find myself thinking it is quite bizarre, but is deffinately worth watching again. I watch the 2nd episode, the 3rd episode, the 4th episode...I'm addicted.

    I found there is much more character development, and a cleaner cut on-going story line (there is yet to be a filler episode, it seems something important happens in every episode). I can associate with the characters in this version much more then I could with the Anime version. I look at the characters, and their personalities, and see my friends aswell.

    This version also keeps me guessing. Just when I think 'Oh yeah, in the Anime, this happened next, it'll happen like that here too', I tend to discover they do the complete opposite, and totally change the story arcs. It's a good thing! I never really wanted to see something I've already seen in 2 languages rehashed again.

    The actors are very talented, and really do give it their all. I especially love Minako and Rei in this version.

    Another thing; this version makes far more sense!! How many school girls do you see walking around the street with their pet cat in their arms? None. But, how many school girls do you see walking around the street with their stuffed-animal toy cat in their arms? Quite a few.

    And to add to the sense-making-o-meter: When the senshi morph in this version, their hair totally changes color and style! This will deffinately help to keep their identities secret, as it was painfully obvious in the Anime who their identities were, they had simply changed clothes. In this they look totally different!

    Now this series does have 2 low points:

    MUSIC - Yes, the music in this series is quite catchy, but not much compared to the back ground music used in the Anime version. Alot of fans are upset over the loss of the original opening theme. That didn't bother me; the fact that we have 1 tune for fighting, 1 for the villains, 1 for the girls at school, 1 for Usagi at home, etc. We only have like 10 tracks, constantly reused. The Anime seemed to have an endless selection of tracks for background music! The live-action version fizzles here.

    ACTION - The first episode's action had me confused. It was somewhat slow, and surreal. I didn't know what to make of it. As the season has progressed, I've come to notice there is virtually no action. All the Senshi do is twirl and dance about, while the monster ducks and jumps a bit. :S It looks rather silly, and I was really hoping the Senshi would kick major ass in this series, going by the way alot of people compare it to Sentai/Power Rangers, which is much more action packed.

    Overall, I will say though, that Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon is my favourite show at the moment. I cant get enough of it, ad I hope it has many more seasons then the Anime, as it is outdoing it for plot and character development.

    Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon has alot of potential. Enough to be Japan's answer to Buffy in fact. It needs alot of polishing before it can get here, but it does have this sort of potential! Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon is fun and enjoyable, and is the ultimate source of entertainment at the moment, in my opinion!

    Watch and enjoy!
    10favorite-3

    don't knock it 'till you've tried it

    I was a huge fan of sailor moon when I was little until I realized how disgustingly cheesy the US versions were when I was about 13. A few weeks ago I discovered PGSM and fell in love with it.

    Yes, it does still have the cheese factors. The fighting is bad, the effects are bad. But this show has way more depth than the anime ever had. These girls seem REAL. They're dealing with broken hearts and jealousy and every day things while also battling the Dark Kingdom. I love the way this series seems focused half on the girls' lives as senshi and the other half on the girls just as (semi) normal teenagers trying to make it.

    And I'd like to rebut the crappy music comment...it's true that not a lot of music is used in the series, but if you pick up the soundtrack or any of the character cd singles, the music is FANTASTIC for anyone who loves a little jpop/jrock I don't think you need to be a die-hard sailor moon fan to enjoy PGSM. In fact, I hated it for almost 9 years before I saw PGSM and now appreciate it in a new way... so just give it a try!
    9Fool_On_The_Hill

    Amazing and fun

    I have seen the first six episodes of this live action version of Sailor Moon. I think that it's really fun and creative. The girl that they got to play Sailor Moon is Miyu Sawai. She's cute and has the meatball hair. Sailor Mercury is played by Chisaki Hama and she plays Amy with the kindness and intelligence that is so likable in the anime. Mars is Keiko Kitagawa and she plays the mysterious beauty perfectly. Although, she doesn't have the comical arguments with Usagi that are an anime treat. Jupiter is Myuu Azama who plays the strong and lonely Mako-chan. Ayaka Komatsu is the real life super hero as the series begins Sailor Venus. All in all, the action is very interesting, with a funny and mad energy that is reminiscent of The Banana Splits. The costumes and make up are excellent. And the youma's are really fantastic creatures with wild designs. The transformation and the attacks of the sailor soldiers are colorful and well done. This series of Sailor Pumpkins gets two thumbs up and I hope they have a long running series.
    8IkuharaKunihiko

    I never thought I'm going to write this, but "PGSM" was excellent

    In 1992 a very popular anime was released, "Sailor Moon". In 2003, as some sort of a 10 year anniversary, "PGSM", the live action version of the anime, was made. The story is probably known to everyone: Usagi, a normal teenage girl living in Tokyo, meets a talking cat named Luna ( in this version a stuffed puppet ) and gets a mission to transform into Sailor Moon and fight against evil forces of Queen Beryl...

    Although the live action is weaker than the anime ( the flaws are plot holes, the lack of spectacle, the mild intensity and the range of the story ) it is much better than it seems. In some other director's hands this could have ended in an catastrophe, but in Ryuta Tazaki's hand "PGSM" turned out to be an excellent show. The wild enthusiasm of the authors and their weird special effects are incredible: Ami's transformation into evil Sailor Mercury is somehow cool. Actually, it's rather got „show-off" written all over it ( when she stomps her boot into the water, and then those dark purple „wings" on her dress ), but it's stylish. Or the Sailor Luna ( a 10 year old girl form of Luna )transformation: it was so hilarious and senseless! You see her shake her butt, then Luna shows up, then there are psychedelic colors in the background, the girl makes some moves as if she is licking her hands as a cat and … presto, she is a sailor senshi too. Rarely will you ever see more kitsch than you get to in that transformation scene. But the authors still did it without a blink of the eye, and you have to give them credit for such courage.

    ---------

    Miyuu Sawai is absolutely fantastic as Usagi. It's almost impossible not to like her. She is wonderful in many of the comical situations ( when she has a huge fight with her mom a frightened Shingo is hiding under the table and eating his breakfast ) and later proves to be equally effective in drama ( her mourning all day long in bed after finding out Mamoru is already engaged ). The weird part of the story had Minako being a famous rock star, but even that worked. "PGSM" is a sight to behold. In their mix of camp and art, the authors bravely turned the impossible things of the anime into reality ( the costumes, demons, flashing rays )and got away with it. I counted all the grades of all the Act's and the show's average grade is 8.3/10, believe it or not. I don't know how they did it, but they did.

    Grade: 8/10

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    • Curiosidades
      Pop-idol Minako Aino (known secretly as Sailor V and Sailorvenus) sings the hit "C'est la Vie", which sounds very much like "Sailor V". Her other songs include "Romance" (a reference to the goddess Venus), "Kinsei ni Katagoshi" (which translates as "Venus over the Shoulder") and her album is entitled "Venus", all tongue-in-cheek hints to her secret identity. Minako Aino is Usagi Tsukino's favorite singer.
    • Erros de gravação
      In Act 20, when Venus and Mars are cartwheeling in the chapel to avoid the Youma's attack, their shoes are flats instead of heels.
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      Minako Aino: [voiceover] Everyone, I'm thinking you're surprised that something like this happened so suddenly. I guess I'm surprised too. I'm sure Mars is angry. But I don't regret this. Because I was able to live right and proper as Aino Minako, in the end. Only, I do feel regret that I haven't yet fulfilled the mission of the past life. If I keep writing that though, Mars will be angry again. But, that we were born carrying a past life is the truth. When we overcome that, I think that we will be our true selves. Just like how I became as I am. I'm sorry that I am not able to fight with you to the end. Princess... Usagi... please change the planet's destiny. And that goes for the rest of you too. Because I believe that you will change what I haven't been able to change. And lastly, Artemis. Thank you for everything up until now. I love you.

    • Conexões
      Followed by Bishôjo Senshi Sailor Moon: Special Act (2004)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Kirari ' Sailor Dream
      (Opening theme)

      Written by Naoko Takeuchi

      Performed by Sae

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      • 4 de outubro de 2003 (Japão)
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