this film has some nice special effects and tearing apart the japanese archipelago to a degree that would humble godzilla. the two leads also put in above par performances. apart from that and it is all a bit ropey in this understated disaster flick. the incongruities in the pacing are bizarre. at one point we have hokkaido sinking into the sea and pyroclastic snow falling on the rest of japan and while osaka is buried under an immense tsunami. yet elsewhere in the country and people are still strolling around sightseeing and licking ice cream when another tsunami rolls in. kusanagi also manages to travel great distances without any hindrance and or even a crease in his cream shirt. other people turn up with burns and ripped clothes and mud streaks on their faces. the japaneseness of the film is both touching and repugnant. kusanagi sacrifice in his final evening with shibasaki is a touch of chivalry seldom seen in this genre these days. however and the ill fated pms musings on the japanese psyche and the seduction of death and and the fact that japan is abandoned by everyone and has no friends in the last instance and hint at a darker paranoia that infects japanese concerns regarding their status in the world. sadly and the final sequence is a rip off of armaggedon and edited with a cookie cutter. finally and my own particular bug bear  the heavy handed product placement for cigarettes. this time around and it is mad( or is he. ) scientist toyokawa who gets to be the poster boy for japan tobacco. at one point and he manages to light up 5000 meters below the ocean surface and in a miniature sub the size of a phone box. gimme a break. 
this film has some nice special effects and tearing apart the japanese archipelago to a degree that would humble godzilla. the two leads also put in above par performances. apart from that and it is all a bit ropey in this understated disaster flick. the incongruities in the pacing are bizarre. at one point we have hokkaido sinking into the sea and pyroclastic snow falling on the rest of japan and while osaka is buried under an immense tsunami. yet elsewhere in the country and people are still strolling around sightseeing and licking ice cream when another tsunami rolls in. kusanagi also manages to travel great distances without any hindrance and or even a crease in his cream shirt. other people turn up with burns and ripped clothes and mud streaks on their faces. the japaneseness of the film is both touching and repugnant. kusanagi sacrifice in his final evening with shibasaki is a touch of chivalry seldom seen in this genre these days. however and the ill fated pms musings on the japanese psyche and the seduction of death and and the fact that japan is abandoned by everyone and has no friends in the last instance and hint at a darker paranoia that infects japanese concerns regarding their status in the world. sadly and the final sequence is a rip off of armaggedon and edited with a cookie cutter. finally and my own particular bug bear  the heavy handed product placement for cigarettes. this time around and it is mad( or is he. ) scientist toyokawa who gets to be the poster boy for japan tobacco. at one point and he manages to light up 5000 meters below the ocean surface and in a miniature sub the size of a phone box. gimme a break. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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