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| | VWBS1050 INNOCENCE ~ ABSOLUTE EDITION (Blu-ray Disc) (English Subtitled ver.) | Number in stock: 4 Weight: 300 g. Price: $62.50 Product type: Blu-ray Disc
|   | | Bato is a living cyborg. His whole body, even his arms and legs, are entirely man-made. What only remains are traces of his brain and the memories of a woman. In an era when the boundary between humans and machines has become infinitely vague, Humans have forgotten that they are humans. This is the debauchery of the lonesome ghost of a man, who nevertheless seeks to retain humanity. Innocence... Is what life is...
Innocence is the sequel to the original anime film Ghost in the Shell previously released in theaters in 2004. Written and directed by Mamoru Oshii and produced by Production I.G, it's a timeless film with action and drama mixed in with religious and philosophical musings all wrapped in a futuristic cyberpunk world that pays homage to Blade Runner.
This Blu-Ray Absolute Edition is a re-release of the original film featuring enhanced audio and a wide screen ratio 1920x1080p format, spoken in the original Japanese text with fully optional English Subtitles. Extras include discussion between Mamoru Oshii, Chihiro Ito, and Isao Yukisada, trailer for "The Sky Crawlers," and more. Please note: this is a first press edition featuring a special metal casing that's a true must have for true fans of Masamune Shiro. Copies of the first press edition are in limited supply so once they're gone, you won't be able to order them again. Get your copy now before it's too late!
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| | BCXA0017 Ghost in the Shell S.A.C. Trilogy Box (Blu-ray Disc) ~ First Press Limited Edition | Number in stock: 4 Weight: 500 g. Price: $325.00 Product type: Blu-ray Disc
|   | | The wait is finally over! J-list is happy to present to you Ghost in the Shell in Blu-Ray! This special Limited Edition Trilogy Box is a four Blu-Ray Disc edition that features the titles "The Laughing Man," "Individual Eleven," "Solid State Society," and a Bonus Disc which includes tons of extras such as "Section 9 Science Files," "Work world File Solid State Society," "Anime+ Car Design - Designing the Future Cars," "Making of Tachikoma Robot," and more. As part of the limited edition package, you'll also get a "Sociological Analysis of S.A.C. Trilogy with commentary from the directors and a 190+ page "Concept Art Book," with plenty of schematics and concept art which reveal the inspirations and birth of various weapons, vehicles and characters that is now part of the Ghost in the Shell universe. The Discs are a wide screen 16:9 high definition version playable on any region 2 capable Blu-Ray Player (Japan and USA share the same Region) and includes selectable English or Japanese subtitles and dubbing for your viewing enjoyment. All four DVDs combined feature a total of over 600 mins of content! Please note, this is a first press limited edition which is only available for a short time. If you're a true fan of Ghost in the Shell, you'll want to pick up this copy before it's too late. 
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| | KAXA1100 The Girl who Leapt through Time (Blu-ray Disc) | This item can be ordered. Weight: 200 g. Price: $75.00 Product type: Blu-ray Disc
|   | | High school student Konno Makoto rides her bike recklessly, is often late to school, and does poorly on her exams. One day upon returning home she finds herself unable to control her bike and is unable to stop herself from hitting an oncoming train. In an instant, Makoto miraculously is transported back in time, just enough to avoid the accident, revealing her innate power to "jump through time." After discovering her abilities, she uses it to make life more pleasant by avoiding tardiness, passing tests, among other things. However, when relationship issues begin to arise between her friends Chiaki and Kousuke, she again uses her powers to avoid awkward situations, only to discover that things only got worse. Makoto learns the hard way that playing with time has consequences.
Toki o Kakeru Shojo (translated as The Girl Who Leapt through Time) is a story that truly tests the limits of time, often being retold through the years in manga, TV series and movies. It was originally a novel, created by Yasutaka Tsutsui back in 1965 focusing on a girl named Kazuko Yoshiyama, a student who suddenly discovers the gift of time travel (known as time-leaping in Japanese) when she escapes and accident. How and why she gains these abilities are revealed in a mysterious man from the future. Recently adapted into a feature length anime by Kadokawa Herald Pictures in 2006, this version continues 20 years later where the original novel left off, creating a fantastic sequel with a modern generation of characters. Now you can experience this tale of romance in this Blu-Ray Disc in its original language, features an art gallery and includes includes a free film strip featuring a five frames of a scene from the movie. Makes a great study item, and is perfect for those who love romance stories. 98 mins. 
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