One of the most brilliant sentences came from Batou, in Ghost in the shell 2: Innocence. When he is flying over the ghost city... What he says in that scene is the soul of cyberpunk
I think ppl in cinema forgot that movie story is not going from point A to point B, sometimes you need to stop and linger a bit, enjoy the atmosphere...
Japenese media excels at this, look at the quantity of panels in a manga without "action", or scenes of the landscape in Akira Kurosawa films, those little moments are what is life about
"I wanted to create worlds different from our own." - Mamoru Oshii. When I first saw this that I knew this guy had gone further than anyone into showing us a different universe.
"Gone further than anyone into showing us a different universe"? Uhm... "anyone" is a rather bold statement there, buddy. "Gone further than most"? Yes. "Gone further than anyone"? No... just no. Heck, did you forget Ridley Scott with Blade Runner?
they showed GITS 95 in a limited theater run across America as part of anime expo last year. finally got to experience this scene on the big screen which was a bucket list wish. i teared up.
Scenes like these that gives audience time to absorb the vibes and reflect on the previous events of the film is something I really really miss nowadays, not just in anime but films as a whole.
I remember when teletoon would show anime movies around midnight during the holidays. I was no older than 14 when i first saw this movie dubbed in french. I was transfixed by this sequence. As i grew older i came to appreciate it more and more. This music will always remind me of the night. A night hauntingly melancholic, filled with ghosts.
I just started watching this anime after having some memory of it as a child when it played on adult swim and thinking it was the best thing I've ever seen and I was not dissapointed. I wasn't even born in 1995-6 but this is honestly a great anime
Watched Akira re-release in the theatres and it was as glorious as it sounds. The thing I would do to watch 1995 Ghost In the Shell in a proper theatre in literal 4K+ resolution.
does it make sense to watch something that came out more than 2 decades ago in 4k resolution? i mean it's not like you can enhance something that just is not there
@@hazardeur I don't have a home theatre with sophisticated sound systems nor a big monitor capable of running bluray discs, I'm poor as folk so I had to go to the theatre and watch it leave me alone :((((
It finally hit me, how much this scene reminded me of that iconic one from Miami Vice's first episode. The bit with Crockett and Tubbs, driving to "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Similar vibes.
I first saw this movie in 2011. I had some early memories of seeing clips from the music video of king of my castle. It was bizarre feeling to see the whole movie at adult age after seeing few clips in 1996 or 1997 as a kid. My favourite movie ever perhaps. And major Motokos distant personality is really intriguing.
Plastic and solid, solice and terror. My mind rips between what I see and what I try to feel. Echoes of memories not there but laugh from the corner of my eyes. I'm not human but a shell of what I'm trying to forget. Leave me alone, but come here when you do it. Silence and screams.
You could write a lot words trying to express what makes a scene like this so powerful. But you'd never really capture it. This is cinema at it's purest form - something you simply have to feel.
When I first watched this movie many years ago, I never knew what cyberpunk is. I didn’t knew this scene had gotten so deep into my head, all I knew was I started falling in love with Hong Kong ever since. It was many years later that I found out a lot of scenes in GIS were exactly inspired by Hong Kong streets aesthetically, and you can say pretty much the same with the idea of cyberpunk itself. You can find a lot of Asian cities in there. Tokyo or Hong Kong, large population, exotic, neon-lit, heavy rain, machines struggling to become humans, and humans looking for their lost souls. This movie is fantastic, but this scene alone is masterpiece. It says so much about cyberpunk, and it doesn’t even need a word. Oh and BTW, when I finally got to watch Bladerunner, it was like holy shit now I know what this all came from. That was the grand master. That is our Yoda.
If the Movie had a sound track half as decent as the anime's it might have been a hit. They seemed to have deliberately left out this important element of the atomosphere created by the soundtrack. I never did figure out why?
Waste of time, GTA 6 could've waited for a game like Ghost in the Shell instead. Imagine a next gen game but with visuals as crispy as old Anime with an actual cool cyberpunk vibe.
@@noahsherwood2445 actually, yes really. metal gear solid came out in 1998. and before you play that card, yes, I know that there were the Metal Gear games before that, but they don't really have anything to do with the aesthetics of GitS now, right?
The use of this music in a chase scene is what makes the scene brilliant, that's what Cyberpunk is about.
One of the most brilliant sentences came from Batou, in Ghost in the shell 2: Innocence. When he is flying over the ghost city... What he says in that scene is the soul of cyberpunk
@@francescopallotta97 which scene?
Dark and deeply philosophical
its oldskool pure oldskool
Who played the instrument in this?
I think ppl in cinema forgot that movie story is not going from point A to point B, sometimes you need to stop and linger a bit, enjoy the atmosphere...
Agreed. I liked the transitions. Moving through the flooded old city then flying through the skyscrapers.
Japenese media excels at this, look at the quantity of panels in a manga without "action", or scenes of the landscape in Akira Kurosawa films, those little moments are what is life about
Probably my favorite scene in the movie.
DEFINITELY my favorite sequence in the movie.
The soundtrack, the atmosphere, the upcoming battle, its perfect!
my favorite scene in any movie. i think about this scene a lot.
This whole scene is a M O O D . They dont make shit like this anymore.
They won't. But I will.
Well, they do. But it is rarer.
that's not a shit
@@noble20xx56 I look forward to your work.
@@edwinatwell7423 I got some neat pencil drawings to start. About to share them.
"I wanted to create worlds different from our own." - Mamoru Oshii. When I first saw this that I knew this guy had gone further than anyone into showing us a different universe.
Could you say it was an.. Inner Universe?
@@hannahmclin5134 it has an always will be oldskool manga for this master piece
With A.I arriving bit by bit, just give it a few more decades. Remember that reality is stranger than fiction.
sadly we'll never get a world like this again, what with all the neon lights being removed from tokyo and hong kong
"Gone further than anyone into showing us a different universe"? Uhm... "anyone" is a rather bold statement there, buddy. "Gone further than most"? Yes. "Gone further than anyone"? No... just no. Heck, did you forget Ridley Scott with Blade Runner?
Lights off.
Headphones on.
Volume up.
Imagine watching this in a cinema back in 1995... Wow
Was there, can confirm: pure awesomeness!!!
@@Scribal_Chief tell me more
they showed GITS 95 in a limited theater run across America as part of anime expo last year. finally got to experience this scene on the big screen which was a bucket list wish. i teared up.
Watched it on IMAX in Japan in 2021 for a special release. One of the best cinematic experience I have ever had in my life.
Listening to this soundtrack during a dark rainy afternoon is one of the most satisfying feelings in the world
For me Ghost in the shell is the Greatest Anime Ever.
understandable
@@xv-jv7gn me to oldskool forever
U are my G. It is my favourite anime of all time
Composer of this beautiful music is Kenji Kawai, a genius
This scene always reminded me of something out of a Michael Mann film. It's one of my favorite parts
The two most pure cyberpunk minutes you Will ever live
Scenes like these that gives audience time to absorb the vibes and reflect on the previous events of the film is something I really really miss nowadays, not just in anime but films as a whole.
This is how you define the cyberpunk era and GITS did it to perfection
I wish Cyberpunk 2077 was more like this and less like Saint's Row
That's why I love the Pacific Dreams station on the in game radio. So you at least get a hint of this atmosphere.
This scene with this song is perfect.
I remember when teletoon would show anime movies around midnight during the holidays. I was no older than 14 when i first saw this movie dubbed in french. I was transfixed by this sequence. As i grew older i came to appreciate it more and more. This music will always remind me of the night. A night hauntingly melancholic, filled with ghosts.
Saw this movie last night for the first time. I absolutely loved it.
I just started watching this anime after having some memory of it as a child when it played on adult swim and thinking it was the best thing I've ever seen and I was not dissapointed. I wasn't even born in 1995-6 but this is honestly a great anime
This anime is the best one I ever watched. Full with "Ma" scenes like in ghibli movies. With Ma I mean silenced scenes for reflection.
No hace falta palabras, una de esas cosas en las que una imágen vale más que mil palabras
Watched Akira re-release in the theatres and it was as glorious as it sounds. The thing I would do to watch 1995 Ghost In the Shell in a proper theatre in literal 4K+ resolution.
does it make sense to watch something that came out more than 2 decades ago in 4k resolution? i mean it's not like you can enhance something that just is not there
@@hazardeur I don't give a shit about 4k but listening the intro on cinema would blow my tits
@@hazardeurbut still there is something magical about watching a masterpiece in theatre
@@hazardeur I don't have a home theatre with sophisticated sound systems nor a big monitor capable of running bluray discs, I'm poor as folk so I had to go to the theatre and watch it leave me alone :((((
This song is my ring tone.
Imagine just being kinda quiet for a minute
No chatter on the flight. Either verbal or mind.
@@noble20xx56pure radio silence
best animated depiction of cyberpunk for me
It finally hit me, how much this scene reminded me of that iconic one from Miami Vice's first episode. The bit with Crockett and Tubbs, driving to "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Similar vibes.
The best sounds of all time in a show.
I first saw this movie in 2011. I had some early memories of seeing clips from the music video of king of my castle. It was bizarre feeling to see the whole movie at adult age after seeing few clips in 1996 or 1997 as a kid. My favourite movie ever perhaps. And major Motokos distant personality is really intriguing.
Avatar check outs.
@@pumpkinhill4570 is it Larry?
I don’t see scenes like this anymore, it hurts me beyond reason when people I know don’t understand why I crave media of this calibre.
We are still getting high level anime movies, even though they're not made with this realistic looking style.
The movie itself is just fantastic...the music and direction just elevate it even moreso. I get chills watching that montage.
Plastic and solid, solice and terror. My mind rips between what I see and what I try to feel. Echoes of memories not there but laugh from the corner of my eyes. I'm not human but a shell of what I'm trying to forget. Leave me alone, but come here when you do it. Silence and screams.
Is it someone's poem?
I'm crying, I don't know why
I wish I knew too
You could write a lot words trying to express what makes a scene like this so powerful. But you'd never really capture it. This is cinema at it's purest form - something you simply have to feel.
because it is too beautiful for words
i love this film so much, it just blew my mind the first time i saw it, i was young and dumb but it opened my mind to anime, scifi, philosophy.
We know by this she doesn't want to live anymore, just to find out the truth
At this moment that is the truth but not later.
Such a beautiful track this is.
Makes me feel like everything will be okay.
Kenji killing’ it on the lute.
To ably my favorite song in the entire film, the others don’t hold up IMO.
🤷🤷🤷
A true classic
When I first watched this movie many years ago, I never knew what cyberpunk is. I didn’t knew this scene had gotten so deep into my head, all I knew was I started falling in love with Hong Kong ever since. It was many years later that I found out a lot of scenes in GIS were exactly inspired by Hong Kong streets aesthetically, and you can say pretty much the same with the idea of cyberpunk itself. You can find a lot of Asian cities in there. Tokyo or Hong Kong, large population, exotic, neon-lit, heavy rain, machines struggling to become humans, and humans looking for their lost souls. This movie is fantastic, but this scene alone is masterpiece. It says so much about cyberpunk, and it doesn’t even need a word.
Oh and BTW, when I finally got to watch Bladerunner, it was like holy shit now I know what this all came from. That was the grand master. That is our Yoda.
this atmosphere, incredebilit....
If the Movie had a sound track half as decent as the anime's it might have been a hit. They seemed to have deliberately left out this important element of the atomosphere created by the soundtrack. I never did figure out why?
Most likely considered too boring for Hollywood's take on it. With the amount of extensive dialogue that's required.
FANTASTIC FILM
I LOVE GHOST IN THE SHELL 😁👍
The contemplative Michael Mann moment...
schafter - better than drugs
love this
J'adore cet épisode ! Bande originale est excellent ))) Cet fragment je peux dévisager beaucoup fois ! C'est inspiration !
This is brilliance on another level
masterpiece
Such good use of the music.
like a Michael Mann movie
Damn, you're right. It feels like I'm watching "Heat"
Отличный момент !
Esto me recuerda a un programa de radio que empezaba con una música parecida
So amazing movie
Amazing ❤
THIS IS LIKE CYBERPUNK BUT WITH AMBIENT OST
M O O D
😂
The amount they packed in this movie at the length of normal Pixar movies..
Waste of time, GTA 6 could've waited for a game like Ghost in the Shell instead. Imagine a next gen game but with visuals as crispy as old Anime with an actual cool cyberpunk vibe.
😍😍😍
Músic of city night
Song?
👌
What’s the name of the song though?
Nightstalker
sucesive
finally found a sample that goreshit used in his track
Anyone else get Metal Gear vibes?
La li lu le lo
GITS came first.
@@Agustin_Leal Not really. It doesn't really matter anyway
@@noahsherwood2445 actually, yes really. metal gear solid came out in 1998. and before you play that card, yes, I know that there were the Metal Gear games before that, but they don't really have anything to do with the aesthetics of GitS now, right?
Blade runner
Matrix got ideas from this movie.
schafter ty urwisie
@ 1:28!
richard ramirez
여래신장 각이다
Imagine using anime to make fucking art instead of fanservice, gacha bait bullshit. I can't fucking stand how good this is.