Tokyo Ghoul live action is a film adaptation of the famous manga of the same name by Sui Ishida.
Tokyo Ghoul takes on the subject of demonic predators known as ghouls, which are identical in appearance to humans and are extremely bloodthirsty. The direct confrontation with them is CCG, which is composed of trained inspectors with superior combat skills. Our main character, Kaneki Ken, a hardworking student, a bookworm, once dated his new girlfriend Rize had a major accident. He's been transplanted by the Rire demon and survived, but since then his life has changed radically: life's half-demon.
The world of Ghoul is no different from human beings, there are good people, bad people, there is love, friendship and friendship as well. There are Ghouls who set themselves the principle of not killing people, trying to integrate with humans, so do they deserve to live? The answer is "no" because even if only 1% is harmful to humans then all will be destroyed without exception and the "noble" responsibility is given to the CCG inspectors. The "bad" mix, "good bad" confused, it seems justice does not really lie on the side and the only person who can feel that is probably Ken Kaneki.
To characterize the psychology of the characters, it is necessary to talk about the cast of the cast. I was impressed with the role of Masataka Kubota's Light in the Death Note TV series but to Tokyo Ghoul I am even more interested in his acting. Although not so handsome appearance, what he shows is really convincing the original faithful fans when embodied in a psychological complex character as Kaneki Ken. From a shy, shy student to struggling between reason and instinct, to becoming stronger to protect the people around him, Kubota is truly committed.
Tōka's role performed by actress Shimizu Fumika also has somewhat expressed a tough Touka. Aoi Yuu plays Rize pretty sweet, full of magic, fake and metamorphosis. Inspector Mado is also charismatic with bizarre, bold, and creepy imagery, but Mr. Amon's level does not seem to be in the right shape. Finally, I have to praise Hiyori Sakurada for showing her a nice, kind, nice Hinami.
Film is not invested with large budget but the view is quite good. The characters that are built close to the story, the main colors are black and gray, which adds to the gloom and horror of the movie. The action scenes are also quite "nuối", Kagune beautiful design in accordance with the character's movements, is really beautiful beyond my expectations. Another important factor is the sound, the moans, the screams that make the viewer have to brush his head with horror and metamorphosis. The plus for the image is that the film is not afraid to bring up bloody scenes, killing the horrible is disgusting to depict the psychological character of the character.
Overall, Tokyo Ghoul LA has performed quite well in the spirit of the original, sticking to the story; Acting, photos, techniques, sounds are okay. If you are not a fan of the series, you can easily follow and capture the story. Although the film is a bit short and does not show much content, but I value this LA is a successful project and I hope very much in the next movie.
Tokyo Ghoul takes on the subject of demonic predators known as ghouls, which are identical in appearance to humans and are extremely bloodthirsty. The direct confrontation with them is CCG, which is composed of trained inspectors with superior combat skills. Our main character, Kaneki Ken, a hardworking student, a bookworm, once dated his new girlfriend Rize had a major accident. He's been transplanted by the Rire demon and survived, but since then his life has changed radically: life's half-demon.
Unlike the usual live action, Tokyo Ghoul LA clung closely to the plot (the first three episodes), so the coherent texture, the details and psychological characters are transmitted through, not break nor too fast. . Brilliant color, dark gray but psychological factors of the new character is the main material of the story and it is lucky that the LA version can convey this characteristic to the audience.
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To characterize the psychology of the characters, it is necessary to talk about the cast of the cast. I was impressed with the role of Masataka Kubota's Light in the Death Note TV series but to Tokyo Ghoul I am even more interested in his acting. Although not so handsome appearance, what he shows is really convincing the original faithful fans when embodied in a psychological complex character as Kaneki Ken. From a shy, shy student to struggling between reason and instinct, to becoming stronger to protect the people around him, Kubota is truly committed.
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