Hellsing (2002)
Medium level violence, medium level sex scene, medium level coarse language
| Director: | Yasunori Urata |
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A secret war is brewing in the night - a war in which humanity is only a pawn. The mysterious Hellsing Organization deploys within the shadows to protect ordinary mortals from the undead legions that would prey upon us.
Now, as the ghouls and vampires increase in number, they threaten the human police forces forcing the deployment of the Hellsing Organization's ultimate weapon - the rogue vampire, Arucard!
After saving Victoria Seras Victoria, a special police operative from death by transforming her into a vampire, Arucard must work with her to fight the undead army - as well as her own newfound hungers!
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 325mins |
| Origin: | JAPAN |
| Aspect Ratio: | 1.33:1 |
Member Reviews (8)
8 Member
Reviews
KenB
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This was a whole load of rubbish! Low quality animation (I did not realize it was an animated film until I played it), terrible plot, and generally a waste of time!
I should perhaps add that this is the first review I have written, and was prompted by the poor offering of this rubbish. Just about the worst example of 'popular' entertainment I have seen.
Marie-Jo P.
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Andrew J.
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Quite good, something at least happens in the first episodes on this disc unlike a lot of anime series (eg WitchHunter Robin, which takes six episodes before anything happens)and you get a good bit of backplot
Stylistically, reminded me of Wicked City
Fabian Soliz
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Jeff
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Okay, but a bit slow paced. The terrible pseudo-English accents are quite painful though.
Bruce Wallace
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XiaoLi
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There is great potential in this series, but it's let down by uneven animation.