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Vampire Hunter D - Bloodlust
Directors: Tai Kit Mak, Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Number of Items: 1
Picture Format: Anamorphic Widescreen
Format: Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen, Dolby
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Running Time: 106 minutes
Studio: Urban Vision Enterta
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Region Code: 1
Product Group: DVD
Release Date: 2002-02-12

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"vampire hunter D , GOTHSTAR ."
directed by yoshiaki kawajiri, the acclaimed director of ninja scroll.vampire hunter d bloodlust is about a half human half vampire bountyhunter,d ,who's chasing after a vampire who abducted a daughter of a rich man.he is also trying to beat the other team of bountyhunters,the markus brothers,in saving her.
beautifully directed,and full of the breathless and breathtaking action scenes kawajiri is famous for.the action over substance kawajiri is famous for.but it's still a very enjoyable film.

a sequel to 1985 vampire hunter d .there is a short cameo by the snakewomen of midwitch in this sequel,in the scene when d enters barbarois city.
based on the novel ashai sonorama by hideyuki kikuchi.it is not the first time kawajiri adapts a kikuchi novel.wicked city is also based on a novel by the same writer.

along with the usuall making of and trailers in the extra features,you'll get fans favorite scenes and the storyboard to feature comparison.

is it better than part one?
budget-wise, yes .a lot better.

if you are a first timer to anime ,you'll love this film.
if you already are an anime fan,you'll like it too.like a nice summer action movie .




"The Anime That Got Me Into Anime"
Bloodlust was the first anime I'd ever sat down and watched. Little did I know that when I got up I'd be an anime fan for life. Bloodlust is everything and anime movie one shot should be.

D is a striking looking half vampire whose mission in life is to kill vampires. He's called in on a mission to bring back a young noblewoman supposedly kidnapped by a vampire named Meier. What no one seems to know is that Charlotte and Meier are in love and have planned their escape, ending up in the castle of the vampiress, Lady Bathory. Unfortunately for Meier and Charlotte they don't realize the countess is bent on treachery. It's D's job to hunt them down, which he does, of course.

D is the strong silent type character, rarely speaking unless he has to and fairly cold to everyone, yet the half vampire can somehow wring sympathy out of even cold hearted viewers as he quietly has to deal with prejudice aimed towards him and the inevitable pain of immortality that he carries. The deal he makes with another vampire hunter to put flowers on the grave of whoever died first is startling and poignient, as it shows that D really is human after all, with compassion towards others as lonely as he is and with a longing for friendship of some kind. There is also the tragic star crossed love of Charlotte and Meier who add another facet to the human/ vampire conflict as it becomes obvious that Meier really does love Charlotte.

Call it a horror movie, call it a bit of a western, Bloodlust is a sharply packaged, quick moving anime that is a good way for new comers to be introduced to the genre.




"Wow! Freakin Incredible!"
I bought bloodlust and it just happened to be a japanese import. When I popped the disc in it started playing the original movie. Thinking the seller sent me the wrong disc, I was about to return the movie, but when I stopped it I realized there was a selection for bloodlust! It turns out both the original and bloodlust are on the same disc!! Incredible, what luck! All this and I bought it for only 10 bux!! As for bloodlust the movie, it's just as incredible as this disc!



"vampire hunter d - bloodlust is cool"
i really thought this is one hell of a movie i only bought it because i read a few reviews on here and thought i'll chance it but it's awesome im gonna collect more anime :-) they are well great films :-)



"Waste of money"
I am a huge anime fan, and I have seen a great deal of anime. This is very pretty to look at, and that is where anything good ends. The dubbing is terribly done. We couldn't help cringing at many of the voice actors. Also, like too many DVDs, the backgrounds noises, sound effects and music drowned out the talking. We were constantly turning the TV to hear talking than quickly turning it down again during a loud action sequece.






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