A sketchy ghoul named Gourmet invites a college student named Kaneki to dine with him at a special restaurant where the young man may find himself on the menu.
Credited cast: | |||
Masataka Kubota | ... | Kaneki Ken | |
Maika Yamamoto | ... | Kirishima Tôka | |
Nobuyuki Suzuki | ... | Amon Kôtarô | |
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Kai Ogasawara | ... | Hide |
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Shun'ya Shiraishi | ... | Nishiki |
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Mai Kiryû | ... | Kimi Nishino |
Nana Mori | ... | Yoriko Kosaka | |
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Hiyori Sakurada | ... | Hinami |
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Kunio Murai | ... | Yoshimura |
Ji-young Kang | ... | Itori | |
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Maggy | ... | Mâgaretto |
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Duncan | ... | Ogura Hisashi |
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Shuntarô Yanagi | ... | Renji Yomo |
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Minosuke Bandô | ... | Uta |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Mackenyu | ... | Souta |
A sketchy ghoul named Gourmet invites a college student named Kaneki to dine with him at a special restaurant where the young man may find himself on the menu.
The first Tokyo Ghoul was a very solid action/ horror flick. This one is utterly devoid of tension and interesting characterization and full of bits that make no sense, such as an enormous restraint of powers. Were there enormous budget problems? It seems to be actively avoiding any action, let alone the sharp action of the first. Throughout, everything screams "cheap."
Then there was the lack of emotional anything, strong characterization, a compelling plot . . . any music . . . really, this would've made one or two fine 20-minute episodes, but it definitely didn't have any movie material. And it was dull. Just a useless dull nothing of a half-baked film. I'll probably have forgotten it by tomorrow.