#Xiii the conspiracy part 3 full movie movie#
#Xiii the conspiracy part 3 full movie plus#

entire plot other than 'other thieves seem to think this is a good idea so there must be something to it'Ĭharacterization is hilarious, everyone feels funny and on point. There really isn't any reason for Lupin to be interested in the The gang's at a wedding when *dice roll sound* ninjas attack and now the *dice roll sound* priceless family vase has been stolen! Go get it back! Great score, fantastic if a little dated animation and its just a laughable good time.

#Xiii the conspiracy part 3 full movie movie#

The characters aren't particularly complex, and at times it comes across like samurai movie especially with some of the fight scenes.Īlso its a much more Goemon focused story so this is pretty much everything I want from a Lupin film. Definitely on the lower end of the Lupin spectrum, but it's a passable if generic action adventure on it's own. It lacks the usual Lupin stylishness and is pretty generic all around. Overall, this Lupin OVA is really off it's game.

#Xiii the conspiracy part 3 full movie plus#

Plus Fujiko has some cool motorcycle action. Any time Lupin and Jigen are in a car, it's decent Lupin fun. There are some fun car chases, and a couple enjoyable action sequences. There are some good things though, the animation for example is very fluid, and the art style is nice. They don't use Yuji Ohno or any classic Lupin themes, and they don't even attempt a jazzy style. Inspector Zenigata is very bland in this one too.Īnother problem with this OVA is the poor soundtrack. usual, and the characters don't gel together as well as they usually do. On top of the unfortunate voice choices, the characterization is pretty weak here in general. This is especially bad, because the voices used don't fit the characters at all, and are distractingly out of place. This 80's OVA has the unfortunate distinction of being the only Lupin anime without the usual Japanese voice cast. Goemon is getting married when ninjas swoop in! The Lupin gang has to stop these evil ninjas, save Goemon's bride, and try for some treasure, for good measure.

A woman credited only as The Girl (played by Nekrasova, possessing Chloë Sevigny levels of aloof cool), tells them that the apartment was previously owned by Epstein.The Fuma Conspiracy a somewhat decent tale brought down by it's flaws. Eli Keszler’s pounding synth-y score signals something is up so too does the creepy second bedroom, which has a mirror on the ceiling and doors that lock from the outside. The movie begins like an episode of Girls: friends Noelle (co-writer Madeline Quinn) and Addie (Betsey Brown) move into a suspiciously cheap rented apartment in Manhattan’s swanky Upper East Side.

Disappointingly, the director and co-writer is supersmart switched-on Dasha Nekrasova, an actor who plays Kendall’s press adviser Comfrey in Succession and co-hosts the Red Scare podcast. It’s a shallow, outrage-baiting movie out to shock but not much else. Now comes The Scary of Sixty-First, a kind of cinematic love letter to Stanley Kubrick set in the New York of Eyes Wide Shut, about Jeffrey Epstein and the conspiracy theories around his death. I n 2019, reviewing a re-release of Eyes Wide Shut, Peter Bradshaw pointed out that in the age of Epstein, the idea of a secret society of the rich and powerful exploiting the vulnerable no longer seemed far-fetched.