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5.6/10   70 votes
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Director:
Keitarou Motonaga
Writer:
Chiaki Konaka (writer)
Genre:
Animation more
User Comments:
interesting and boring more

Cast

  (Credited cast)
Rhiannon Baines ... Elsa@Doll (voice: English version)
Laurence Bouvard ... Malice@Doll (voice: English version)
Annette Edwards ... Misty@Doll (voice: English version)
Elisabeth Harmon-Haid ... Heather@Doll (voice: English version) (as Elizabeth Harmon)
Lee Jones ... Devo@Leukocyte (voice: English version)

Michelle Jones ... Ammanda@Doll (voice: English version)

Walter Lewis ... (voice)
Noah Lee Margetts ... Joe@Administrator (voice: English version) (as Noah Margetta)
Chris Peck ... Chic@Soder (voice: English version)
Paul Thompkinson ... Freddy@Licker (voice: English version)
Ann Williams ... Doris@Doll (voice: English version)
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Additional Details

Runtime:
UK:78 min
Country:
Japan
Color:
Color
Certification:
Canada:13+ (Quebec) | UK:18

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0 out of 3 people found the following comment useful:-
interesting and boring, 23 December 2007
6/10
Author: morton grimp

This takes place in a future world where there are many humanoid machines, performing whatever tasks they were made to perform. Among them are a group of sex dolls. Malice is one of these dolls. From the beginning of the movie, she wanders around, broken, searching for a robot to repair her. Instead, she gets transformed into a bizarre mix of muscle and flesh. Other robots are transformed with a kiss from Malice. The rest of the story is about her meeting robots, how they interact with her, and how she gets treated with her new body.

I had a lot of trouble following this movie. It was both interesting and boring. The CG animation was kind of neat, there was a lot of nice texture and color to it. But it wasn't interesting enough to really impress me. On top of that, there wasn't really any facial expressions in this. I know they were robots, but seriously, it wouldn't hurt for Japanese animators to learn how to draw mouths. Big eyes and little pouty lips, it's always the same, makes me sick. I was under the impression that this was going to be somewhat of a pornographic movie, but it was not. There wasn't any real visible nudity, and the sexual content was very brief, and not graphic at all. Not a bad movie, but nothing really special either.

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