It found a voice... Now it needs a body.
Mamoru Oshii's futuristic animated masterpiece, Ghost in the Shell, is the perfect film to experience on Digital Video Disk. Seamlessly merging traditional cel animation with the latest computer graphic imagery, this stunning sci-fi spectacle has broken boundaries of mainstream animation with its detailed direction and uniquely intelligent story.
Ghost in the Shell took the world by storm in 1996, introducing a new wave of Japanese animation through its mesmerizing cinematic expression. A movie that questions our own human existence in the fast-paced world of the information age, this remarkable, award-winning, cyber-tech thriller has gone on to become one of the leading Japanese animation films of all time.
Notes:
* Trailer is taken from the 2004 Two-Disc Special Edition DVD from Manga Video.
* Music Source - Osamu Kara Kidou Tai Yokoku BGM by Kenji Kawai:
[This was a music track created for the export trailer.]
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75QBHUnHE_s)
(Note: It is included on the OST Album for the 2.0. version)
* This was something of a project that sparked in my mind like what if I replaced the voices that were in the original export trailer with the voices of the Animaze Dub from the movie itself. So I took the video clips from the movie, separated them into audio files, then isolated the vocals using Ultimate Vocals Remover. But placing them into the areas that the actual trailer was pretty hard. The Music & Effects audio track was fine, but replacing the trailer's vocals/dialogue with the vocals/dialogue in the Animaze dub from the film was pretty difficult. So I had to go through shifting audio pieces in to a place in order to fit for the trailer.
And seeing & hearing for the final result to me is very experimental, pretty good, but though a little jarring perhaps...
Anyway, enjoy!
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