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Gô Nagai (comic)
Machiko Nasu (screenplay)
Release Date:
9 October 2004 (Japan) more
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Based on Gô Nagai's manga, about mild-mannered teenager Akira Fudô, who merges with a demon to fight other demons. full summary | add synopsis
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1 win more
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Hisato Izaki | ... | Akira Fudô / Devilman |
| Yûsuke Izaki | ... | Ryô Asuka |
| Ayana Sakai | ... | Miki Makimura |
| Asuka Shibuya | ... | Mîko |
| Ryudo Uzaki | ... | Keisuke Makimura (Miki's father) |
| Yoko Agi | ... | Emi Makimura (Miki's mother) |
| Ai Tominaga | ... | Silene |
| Bob Sapp | ... | World Newscaster |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Hiroyuki Matsumoto | ||
 | Mark Musashi | ... | LAPD |
| Masaki Nishina | ||
| Hiroshi Shimizu | ||
| Suzunosuke | ||
| Minoru Torihada | ||
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Devilman (International: English title)
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Germany:112 min
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Germany:Not Rated | Singapore:NC-16 | Australia:MA | Japan:PG-12
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Version of Amon: Devilman mokushiroku (2000) (V) more
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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.