With massive inspiration from films like Ridley Scott's Blade Runner (1982), the world of anime has been consistently entertaining audiences worldwide since the early '90s with its unique style. These groundbreaking classics are not only inspiriting offsprings of previous Hollywood exemplars but have become revolutionary precedents that have gone on to influence present filmmakers.
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With stylish visuals that spearheaded the whole Vaporwave aesthetics, the supernatural sci-fi film takes place in the fictionalized city of Neo-Tokyo in 2019, which is rife with gang violence and anti-government sentiment. When biker Shotaro Kaneda discovers that his childhood friend, Tetsuo Shima, has acquired telekinetic abilities that threaten to destroy the entire Neo-Tokyo, it's up to Kaneda to end Tetsuo's apocalyptic destruction.
Encompassing three unique films that dip into different genres, the common theme of nostalgia and remembrance ties these standalone shorts together, resulting in the anthology film titled Memories (1995).
Like Akira, the film Ghost in the Shell (1995) is responsible for introducing international audiences to adult Japanese animation. Featuring one of anime's iconic badass women, Major Motoko Kusanagi and her all-male Public Security Section 9 team battle corruption and terrorism in the technologically-advanced and globalized Niihama City.
While the cyberpunk film is more philosophical, its anime series, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (2002), contains more action sequences and observes more nuanced character development from the Section 9 team.
Fans of The Matrix (1999) will definitely be entertained by the science fiction anthology film, which not only ties back to the original Matrix but expands and elaborates its ever-expanding universe as well.
From sword-fighting in a virtual simulation of feudal Japan to an all-out human versus machines war that eventually led to humans being trapped in the Matrix-like in the films. Produced by The Wachowskis, The Animatrix (2003) consists of nine stylistically-unique shorts, each elucidating the thematic relations between man and technology.
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