The Machine Girl

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Movie
German title The Machine Girl
Original title Kataude Machine Girl
Country of production Japan
original language Japanese
Publishing year 2008
length 96 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Noboru Iguchi
script Noboru Iguchi
production Yoshinori Chiba ,
Yōko Hayama ,
Satoshi Nakamura
music Takashi Nakagawa
camera Yasutaka Nagano
cut Kenji Tanabe
occupation

The Machine Girl ( Japanese 片 腕 マ シ ン ガ ー ル , Kataude Mashin Gāru for Kataude Machine Girl , German "one-arm machine girl ") is a Japanese action and splatter film from 2008 by Noboru Iguchi . The film is about a Japanese schoolgirl who takes revenge on the yakuza for the murder of her brother with a Gatling Gun mounted on her arm stump .

action

The film begins with Ami ( The Machine Girl ) bringing a group of thugs to reason. This is followed by a look back at her youth: You can find out how she developed from a student to a fighting machine. Her brother and friend Takeshi were murdered by the thugs. Ami finds out that these are affiliated with a secret ninja society, and while researching and practicing her revenge, she loses her left forearm. With luck, she will manage to escape. Takeshi's father implements a small Gatling gun for her as a prosthesis . Together with Takeshi's mother, she begins her campaign of revenge.

criticism

"Drill bras, chainsaws, and flying guillotines cut and grind their way through this kinetic killfest that will thrill fans of extreme horror"

- Rotten Tomatoes

"Minase Yashiro sources that pain a bit though. Not only because she's not too shabby to look at, but also because she plays Ami with 100% conviction - and that really helps sell some of the funny lines she has to deliver with a snarl. [...] The Machine Girl is an absolute bloodbath from start to finish and never pretends to be anything else but that. "

- Kevin Ouellette for Nippon Cinema

Trivia

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Review on Rotten Tomatoes (accessed April 3, 2010)
  2. Review on Nippon Cinema (accessed April 3, 2010)