Rebuild of Evangelion

Posted by nina bumanglag on November 9, 2007 · Leave a Comment

To everyone who loves Evangelion, this superb Gainax production is set to release the 2nd movie part of it’s tetralogy on January 2008. The first movie part, Evangelion 1.0: You Are (Not) Alone, was released last September 2007 in Japan and as expected, it went straight up to No.1. The first three movies are said to be newer and better versions of the anime series but the fourth movie will hold a new conclusion for this story.

To those who are not familiar with Neon Genesis Evangelion (Shin Seiki Evangelion), go here first.

From what you can observe from the trailer, the images are way better, sharper and the CGIs are now grander than what they have been. There are minor revisions to the sequence of events in the movie, but that doesn’t make it any less brilliant than the enigmatic series.

The Rebuild of Evangelion Project has been widely anticipated by fans and after 12 years of waiting, Hideaki Anno delivered his promise well. The thing that I love about this series is how it schemes about the end of the world and how we, mere mortals, are trapped in it because of our own doing. Can you imagine being attacked by ‘angels’ that look like demons? The line between good and evil is reduced to almost non-existence, the notion of right vs. wrong is twisted and over-thinking is a prerequisite to enjoy this series. The story, the characters and their struggles are a classic and it gives you so much room for imagination and internalization.

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