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- Titre original: キャッツ・アイ
- Aussi connu sous le nom de:
- Scénariste: Tsuchiya Tokio
- Genres: Action, Comédie, Crime
Distribution et équipes
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![Uchida Yuki in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)]( "Uchida Yuki in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)")
Uchida Yuki Rôle principal -
![Inamori Izumi in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)]( "Inamori Izumi in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)")
Inamori Izumi Rôle principal -
![Fujiwara Norika in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)]( "Fujiwara Norika in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)")
Fujiwara Norika Rôle principal -
![Jiang Wen Li in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)]( "Jiang Wen Li in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)")
Jiang Wen LiMrs. WangRôle principal -
![Kosugi Kein in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)]( "Kosugi Kein in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)")
Kosugi KeinLee / Black FlagRôle Secondaire -
![Yamazaki Naoko in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)]( "Yamazaki Naoko in Cat's Eye Japanese Movie (1997)")
Yamazaki NaokoAsaya MitsukoRôle Secondaire
Critiques
Before you watch Cat's Eye the anime...
When I was young, I watched several episodes of the Cat's Eye anime, but I was never able to finish it. I plan to watch the anime soon. Having said that, upon seeing that it has a live action movie, I decided to check it out.******************************************
The premise of Cat's Eye is as follows:
It follows the story of three sisters, Rui, Ai, and Hitomi. They are daughters of a well-renowned painter who went missing. They are stealing his paintings in the hope of finding clues on where their father is.
Now Hitomi is in a relationship with Toshio, the detective who is pursuing Cat's Eye. How will he deal with the truth once he finds out that his beloved is the one he would love to arrest?
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Both the movie and the anime (and the manga for that matter) follow the same premise. I don't know how the anime and manga end, but the movie ends in a bitter note, a twist that I did not expect nor like.
That said, it's still worth watching this movie if and only if you plan on watching the anime. The music as well as the heist involved are fun and somehow captures what made the anime great, or at least worth watching.
There might be some stuff in the movie that may not be pleasing. Some of the physics seem implausible, such as how did a cat-shaped balloon suddenly appeared in one of their escape sequence? Could they really plan ahead their escape route such that it will appear just in the nick of time? Is it remote-controlled?
The actresses portraying the sisters are just as lovely as their anime counterparts, but their costumes look ridiculous.
As I mentioned, it's worth watching before diving into the anime series. The movie was released a decade after the anime's run, but I can imagine that it was a letdown if you've watched the anime and/or read the manga first.
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