Jin-Roh

GreenT · Post by **GreenT** » Fri Jan 21, 2005 9:09 pm

I need to try and order these movies. They all seem very interesting since it's about the government.

narcted · Post by **narcted** » Sat Jan 22, 2005 3:50 am

Talking Head is the the last title in the trilogy.

Stray Dog is the sequel to Red Spectacle.

Yeah, I want to check them out too.

bum · Post by **bum** » Sat Jan 22, 2005 7:38 pm

I'm still confused about the story. Whats with the girl (the second one)? I dont get the whole conspiracy thing relating to her and fuse. How did she betray him? How did that other guy betray him? Why is he the center of some big something I dont understand?

oldwrench · Post by **oldwrench** » Sun Jan 23, 2005 10:07 am

bum wrote:I'm still confused about the story. Whats with the girl (the second one)? I dont get the whole conspiracy thing relating to her and fuse. How did she betray him? How did that other guy betray him? Why is he the center of some big something I dont understand?

The girl is actually a "mole" or spy sent by the enemys to gain information from Fuse. She falls in love with him but in the end the wolf brigade cannot trust her to never be captured and give up information on their group.

Gerro Den · Post by **Gerro Den** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 10:40 am

Jin-Roh is a sick animefilm.
I watched it two times and it's was really hard to get a pic of the content.
It's a little bit wierd, but I think everything this guy did was planned. His a wolf and follows the orders, which were given to him.

bobbarker31 · Post by **bobbarker31** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 12:19 pm

Gerro Den wrote:Jin-Roh is a sick animefilm.
I watched it two times and it's was really hard to get a pic of the content.
It's a little bit wierd, but I think everything this guy did was planned. His a wolf and follows the orders, which were given to him.

He did carry out his orders... but the point was he had a hard time struggling with them...which was one of the points of the film. Which way would he go? What would he do? Not that following order absolves one's self of responsiblity. That was part of his struggle no doubt.