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Title: Afro Samurai: Resurrection<br />
Alt Titles : Afuro zamurai - YomigaeriJapan (),<br />
Year: 2009<br />
Runtime: mins<br />
User Rating: 8.3<br />
Votes: 424<br />
Language: English<br />
Country: USA<br />
Genre: Animation<br />
Tagline: None<br />
Taglines(s):<br />
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Director(s):<br />
⢠Fuminori Kizaki <br />
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Writer(s):<br />
⢠Eric S. Calderon writer<br />
⢠Leo Chu writer<br />
⢠Eric Garcia writer<br />
⢠Yasuyuki Muto writer<br />
⢠Takashi Okazaki written by<br />
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Producer(s):<br />
⢠Eric S. Calderon co-producer <br />
⢠Leo Chu executive producer <br />
⢠Eric Garcia executive producer <br />
⢠Samuel L. Jackson executive producer <br />
⢠Arthur Smith executive producer <br />
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Music by:<br />
⢠RZA (original music by) <br />
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Trailer (if any): Click here<br />
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Plot Outline: No plot summary available<br />
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⢠Samuel L. Jackson as Afro Samurai / Ninja Ninja (voice)<br />
⢠Zachary Gordon as Kitaro (voice)<br />
⢠Mark Hamill as Bin (voice)<br />
⢠Lucy Liu as Sio (voice)<br />
⢠Yuri Lowenthal as Jinno / Kuma (voice)<br />
⢠Liam O'Brien as Shichigoro (voice)<br />
⢠Keith Silverstein as (voice)<br />
⢠Dave Wittenberg as (voice)<br />
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An awesome sequel that further expresses the Afro Samurai character, 26 January 2009<br />
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10/10<br />
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Not for the faint of heart, this latest entry in the Afro Samurai series continues a tremendous effort in line drawing style animation, and may by some be seen as frequently a bit too abrupt in frame-to-frame action, but it manages to be so well aligned within the graphic novel genre (so that if you blink during sequences what you retain may be a panel by panel view of what the story needs, and what a comic reader wants). I give it the 10 of 10 full rating as a classic piece that works very well without the usual massive CGI effects most folks seem to expect these days in anything considered 'animated'. Yes, it is more than a bit bloody in nature, but contains a message 'of honor' and more fundamental - the message to carry on if you believe in something. Very well done, thank you Samuel Jackson for the terse comments from a no nonsense character. I highly recommend this film, but it is not for young kids...<br />
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