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ACTOR
Ayumi FujimuraBanjô GingaPhilip HershDaisuke Hirakawa
DIRECTOR
Isamu Imakake
SYNOPSICS
Shinpi no hô (2012) is a Japanese movie. Isamu Imakake has directed this movie. Ayumi Fujimura,Banjô Ginga,Philip Hersh,Daisuke Hirakawa are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2012. Shinpi no hô (2012) is considered one of the best Animation movie in India and around the world.
When the earth and humankind are in danger, you will learn about the mystical laws that rule the world you live in
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Shinpi no hô (2012) Reviews
Think twice, this is a religion anime movie
(This review have plenty of spoilers) In the near future, an empire using a logo similar with the nazi swastika invaded Taiwan, USA, Japan and all countries. Only a small organisation, disguise as medical service, attempted resistance. A young guy was named its leader, and in order to win the war, He went into a spiritual journey. He learnt the secret of the empire, and was caught and to be executed live at global audience... This film (English title "The Mystrical Law") is not the kind of entertaining Japanese animation you expect. In fact, it is the story of how an everyman guy become religious saviour. The first 30 minutes pretends as an action-packed movie, but once the spiritual journey begins, people started to exit from the cinema (and the film last for whole 120 minutes). Religious teachings are thrown straight to the audience, the male lead preach for almost 10 minutes near the end. The good side of this movie is that it do not sell "cute" as seen in most Japanese anime today, and is filmed in 1:2.35 widescreen, some visual effects are nice.
Boring
They could do it much better but this movie is really boring. only 2 stars for ok Graphics
Religious Anime
It's obvious from the title that this would be religious; at least I knew it would be. That being said if you know that you are watching a religious movie it shouldn't be a surprise. If you go in thinking you are watching Spirited Away or Bleach or something like that then you are going to be disappointed. It does become a bit preachy towards the end. Clearly made by Happy Science a religious cult as their symbol is everywhere in the movie. And their beliefs are touted throughout. I'm just puzzled as to why they choose to make a cartoon to promote their beliefs. Maybe Anime is more important in Japan than they are in America. Anyway, it's not that bad for a religious cartoon.