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Devilman

Original title: Debiruman
  • 2004
  • 1h 56m
IMDb RATING
3.9/10
1.3K
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Devilman (2004)
SuperheroActionFantasyHorrorThriller

Based on Gô Nagai's manga, about mild-mannered teenager Akira Fudô, who merges with a demon to fight other demons.Based on Gô Nagai's manga, about mild-mannered teenager Akira Fudô, who merges with a demon to fight other demons.Based on Gô Nagai's manga, about mild-mannered teenager Akira Fudô, who merges with a demon to fight other demons.

  • Director
    • Hiroyuki Nasu
  • Writers
    • Gô Nagai
    • Machiko Nasu
  • Stars
    • Hisato Izaki
    • Yûsuke Izaki
    • Ayana Sakai
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    3.9/10
    1.3K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Hiroyuki Nasu
    • Writers
      • Gô Nagai
      • Machiko Nasu
    • Stars
      • Hisato Izaki
      • Yûsuke Izaki
      • Ayana Sakai
    • 23User reviews
    • 13Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win total

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    Hisato Izaki
    • Akira Fudô…
    Yûsuke Izaki
    • Ryô Asuka…
    Ayana Sakai
    • Miki Makimura
    Ryûdô Uzaki
    • Keisuke Makimura (Miki's father)
    Yôko Aki
    • Emi Makimura (Miki's mother)
    Hirotarô Honda
    • Professor Asuka
    Ai Tominaga
    • Sirene
    Asuka Shibuya
    • Miiko Kawamoto
    Shôta Sometani
    Shôta Sometani
    • Susumu
    Bob Sapp
    Bob Sapp
    • Newscaster Morrison
    Masaki Nishina
    • Masao Ushiku
    Mikio Ôsawa
    • Takao Shigemori
    Kazuhiko Kanayama
    • Aoyama
    Kitarô
    • Ueda
    Minoru Torihada
    • Tsukuda
    Masayuki Imai
    • Numata
    Mitsutoshi Shundo
    • Nagata
    Masakatsu Funaki
    • Jinmen
    • Director
      • Hiroyuki Nasu
    • Writers
      • Gô Nagai
      • Machiko Nasu
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    User reviews23

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    1J1nSan

    Over-hyped and Wasted Money

    This movie was honestly pitiful. I'm a fan of the Devilman series and this movie was one of the most horrible portrayals of such a memorable and amazing series. The cast consists of a lot of teen pop idols and they couldn't act even if their life depended on it. The "stance" the main character goes into when he's between his human and devil form is just horrific to watch. And he even walks around in the freakin stance! The fight choreagraphy is just plain horrid as well. When Akira is fighting Syrene that was absolutely pitiful. I was kind of disappointed also in the fact that a lot of the movie was CG. It gave the movie a game feeling most of the time. Another thing was the fact that they modified the story a bit. And that was one of the biggest reasons that made this movie so bad. You're better off watching the trailer if you want to get a glimpse of the good stuff. I was so hyped when I saw the trailer but once I saw the movie, the trailer was even better. If you want to see a great rendition of the series watch the OVA.
    1KnightofLeo

    Kill me before the shame of defeat breaks my heart.....

    I have been a fan of Devilman since I first saw the cartoon when I was 3. Later years, I got my hands on more and more stuff, like the bilingual mangas, the complete anime series, and the 2 amazing volumes of the OVA.(The bootleg and the hilarious English dubs). I have a lot of the action figures and other forms of collectibles. So....I AM A HUGE FAN of Devilman.

    Than I saw the trailer for this movie....my god I was so excited...I even excused the fact that Siren wasn't a naked demon lady with wings on her head...

    When I got the chance, I purchased a copy from China through ebay.

    I watched it.....sigh*....It was awful...The actors were horrible, they changed around the plots and story and interactions. They never explained or even attempted to fill the GAPING plot holes.

    SO...being such a big fan of Devilman, I am choosing to officially disassociate this movie completely.
    naia_zifu

    A Very Inexperienced POV

    Unfortunately, I know next to nothing about the original series, and watched this movie only because the trailer was really cool. Thus, I went into it not knowing what to expect. I guess going in blind is an advantage in some cases. I actually liked this movie pretty well, though I didn't always understand who everyone was and what was going on. In some ways, this reminded me of a Romero zombie movie, and not only because it's kinda cheesy and involves evil dead things that attack people. It seemed to contain similar themes of social commentary, in this case mostly about man's cruelty and inhumanity towards other man, and the way fear can spark violence and paranoia. Based on that impression of the movie, the special-effects fight scenes seemed out of place, to me, almost like a distraction. I had the feeling the whole time I might understand more of what was going on had I been a fan of the original, but since they're said to be completely different, I doubt it would've helped much. As weird as it sounds, I'd have to suggest not seeing the original before this. It seems it's an easier movie to like that way.
    1mdjoot

    Disasterously, Irredeemably Bad

    Be warned: this film is a failure on every imaginable level: inept direction / laughably unconvincing special effects / atrocious, incoherent dialog / gross miscasting of virtually every important character (the film is peopled with Japanese pop stars and boy bad idols, none of whom can act) / a heavy-handed and utterly uninvolving narrative whose sorrowful attempts at social commentary come across as insultingly banal. Such a wasted opportunity too, given the wealth of the source material; DevilMan is easily one of the most iconic manga/anime characters in the history of the medium, and there is simply no excuse for the disaster this adaptation turned out to be. Don't let the advertisements fool you - the only proper way to appreciate a film like this is to receive it purely as camp, but when a film is this genuinely bad, even that'll prove a stretch.
    1dantsuji

    THE Shame of Japan

    Based on famous Japanese comic book series which has been loved for more than approx.30 years. TV anime based on this comic is also known as one of the most favourite classics of all time to many Japanese.By expending 1000,000,000Yen budget and making movie based on a legend, many of the Japanese movie fans expected this to be gorgeous, if not their favourite. However...

    What is this piece of crap? I'm starting to feel sorry for the word "crap" for using it in criticizing such a bad movie.

    First of all, the main casts are NOT actors or actresses. They are teen-idols and a fashion model who can't play their role properly. They don't even LOOK like they are acting.This may not matter for those who don't comprehend Japanese language. Don't worry, there are plenty of other reasons why you wouldn't be able to watch this thing until the very end. The scenario is ridiculous (I'm not saying this because it was no way similar to the original manga.) It's incomprehensible. Nonsense. You won't fully understand the background of each characters or the reasons why they take part in the story. Not because you don't have enough brain to understand what the scenario writer wanted to say, but because it's 10 million light years away from perfect. There are only three main scene shots. A local shopping arcade, a church and some indoor scenes. And the stage of this story is supposed to be all around the world???It's a joke. A terrible one too.One thing I must not forget to note is the CG. YOU WOULD SEE BETTER ONES IN SOME PS2 GAMES!! I kid you not. The company which is responsible for making this movie is wanting this crap to be exported to other countries but if or when it did, boycott it. It's so awful that you won't even be able to laugh. Guys, I wish I could write my comments with better English skills. There are far more to bash about this one!

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    • Trivia
      Gô Nagai: Creator of the "Devilman" manga, appears as a priest.
    • Connections
      Featured in Anime Abandon: Devilman (2013)

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    • Release date
      • October 9, 2004 (Japan)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Official site
      • Official site (Japan)
    • Language
      • Japanese
    • Also known as
      • Человек-демон
    • Production companies
      • Bandai
      • Dynamic Productions
      • Radgar
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    • Budget
      • ¥5,200,000,000 (estimated)
    • Gross worldwide
      • $4,071,598
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 56m(116 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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