Fast paced, violent, and loud, Spriggan uses a combination of drawn and computer animation to deliver the kind of slam-bang thrill ride Final Fantasy only promised. The convoluted plot, based on a man...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 23, 2002
Stats: 209 reviews
Spriggan is big on action and small on story. While I enjoyed the gratuitive amounts of violence, the story part had me questioning what was happening. Great if you want a mindless gorefest.
Love anime? Love action? Then this is for you. If Michael Bay did an anime movie it would end up something like this. It's a combo of Metal Gear Solid type and James Bond type of characters in a much more bizarre situation. Only the main villain is a bit underwhelming.
De la mano de katsuhiro Otomo (Akira), mucha acción y sorprendente animación, la historia en algunos momentos pasa a segundo término, en cualquier cosa algo que se debe de ver.
Not bad.. wanted a little more though, good enough for an old Animation Film.. There are better ones these days ha ha ha ^_^
OOH!! An adrenaline rush of an anime. Top notch, incredible animation. Fast-paced, adrenaline fueled action. Fresh, original plot. Nuff said.
This has got to be one of the most freshest, over-the-top, adrenaline fueled and just plain bad ass animes since Street Fighter Alpha. And has gone completely unnoticed. It's a sin. This movie was flat out incredible.
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