DVD Review: Hack//G.U. Trilogy: Artist Not Provided: Movies & TV

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DVD Review: Hack//G.U. Trilogy: Artist Not Provided: Movies & TV

Posted by admin | on 19 August, 06:11 AM

DVD Review: Hack//G.U. Trilogy: Artist Not Provided: Movies & TV.hack quality + anime mega-violence = two thumbs WAY up!,

By Alabaster R. Ravenwind -

This movie is a beauty from start to finish. It removes a lot of the story points but how else can you make a movie without it being 50-60 hours? Cramming three games into one movie seemed like a hard enough job. I’m only miffed a little cause Sakaki only seems like a nuisance and not a pain in the neck like he should be. The combat sequences are beautiful but do not dull the actual story unlike a spiky haired emo I know…

Haseo proves he’s not angst and rage, though they do seem to get the job done for him. Well, until [This part is censored for plot relevance] and [see prior] and he proves [you get the idea] etc.

I had expected, with it being condensed and all, Ovan would be more direct. How wrong I was! He maintains his normal status, more so than the other characters.

An epic tale of the GU universe!,

By Patrick G. Everitt II (Pensacola, Fl USA) -

An amazing movie with beautifully rendered fight scenes, heart grossing story, and an amazing soundtrack this movie is a must watch. Though following the basics of the story from the games much is shortened, left out, or brushed past to progress to the main points. Side characters, plots, and enemies aren’t present so if your expecting the game’s story verbatim your in for a new experience. Which is what makes this so great. Your not getting the game watered down, your getting something new, something incredible, a true dot hack masterpiece.
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