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Heavenly Sword
2014, regia di Gun Ho Jang
Scheda: Nazione: USA - Produzione: AZ Works; Blockade Entertainment - Soggetto: dall'omonimo videogioco della PlayStation3 - Sceneggiatura: Todd Farmer - Art Direction: Ed Lee - Musiche: Justin Michael La Vallee - Formato: Color, animazione.
Voci: Anna Torv, Thomas Jane, Alfred Molina.
Trama e commenti:
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cineblog.it: «Heavenly
Sword è una drammatica storia di vendetta che vede Nariko (Anna Torv),
un’eroina dai capelli rosso fuoco, imbarcarsi in una missione di vendetta contro
re Bohan (Alfred Molina) e il suo esercito invasore. Una volta costatato il
fallimento di una leggendaria profezia Nariko deve brandire una spada che è
stata creata per un altro. Questa antica Heavenly Sword, una volta appartenente
a una potente divinità, non può essere impugnata senza che ad ogni colpo inferto
a colui che la impugna venga sottratta lentamente la forza vitale. Per Nariko si
tratta di una corsa contro il tempo per vendicare il suo clan prima che la sua
vita venga irrimediabilmente assorbita dall’onnipotente Heavenly Sword».
Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: IMDb
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blog.us.playstation.com:
«This is a CG animated film based on the game that originally launched in
2007. The Heavenly Sword film is slated to be released digitally
worldwide, as well as theatrically in select global markets, in Spring 2014. The
film stars Anna Torv, Alfred Molina, and Thomas Jane. Heavenly Sword is a
dramatic tale of revenge that sees Nariko (Anna Torv), a fiery red-haired
heroine, embark on a quest of vengeance against the invading King Bohan (Alfred
Molina) and his army. Once considered the failure of a legendary prophecy,
Nariko must wield a sword that was ultimately meant for another. This ancient
Heavenly Sword, once belonging to a powerful deity, can never be wielded by a
mortal without slowly and inevitably killing them. For Nariko, it’s a race
against time to avenge her clan before her life is irreparably overtaken by the
omnipotent Heavenly Sword. I think it’s important to understand where Heavenly
Sword stands for us, as many of you know Blockade Entertainment from our Ratchet
& Clank movie announcement. In fact, Heavenly Sword came before Ratchet & Clank,
and ultimately started everything for us. You see, we had an idea we presented
to Sony a few years back. We asked them to allow us to use the existing game
assets and development materials from a Sony game to make a movie. Sony could
pick the franchise we would adapt, as we loved all of the franchises within
PlayStation — how could we go wrong? They chose Heavenly Sword. We’re fortunate
to work with the Heavenly Sword game franchise. Andy Serkis, along with Ninja
Theory, had created an extensive library of material to access and use in the
film. In addition, Anna Torv, while a relatively unknown actress when voicing
the video game, has grown tremendously in popularity thanks to her role on
Fringe. Initial feedback on early cuts of the film encouraged Blockade, Sony,
and the film’s financial partners to take the film to the Cannes Film Festival
earlier this year with TriCoast WorldWide. The reaction to the film was very
positive, with multiple buyers looking to release the film theatrically in their
markets. After a few exhausting years, working with a very small crew, the film
is done and we can tell the world about it. We hope you enjoy it!».
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