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Aeon Flux, the sexy secret agent extraordinaire that took MTV by storm is back, on DVD!
Follow the deftly skilled Aeon on her adventures through a futuristic world brimming with chaos and corruption. Experience every gripping episode of this cutting edge animated series like never before, as each episode has been digitally restored and has been bolstered with a 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound audio track. Every aspect in the creation of The Complete Aeon Flux has been overseen and endorsed by original creator Peter Chung making this the definitive Aeon Flux collection.
DVD Special Features:
• Aeon Flux Pilot
• Aeon Flux Liquid Television Shorts
• Other works by Peter Chung
• Production Art: Animatics, Sketches, Pencil Tests
• Featurettes: Investigation, Desiderata
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Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 1st of March, 2006
Having seen the movie remake and this DVD set so close together, I find myself tormn between my love of the classics, and the very impressive, but quite different remake. However, I think one can never overlook the original inspiration to any great movie...
With all of the ultra-wierd semi- or fully-organic machinery, toys, weapons, and other assorted doohikees, the phase- and dimension-shifted environments, and of course all of the other strange characters that pop up throughout... they just add something surreal to it all... Yes, admittedly it is supposed to be about 400 years in the future, but still, it's a bit too surreal for all but the most hardened sci-fi buff.
This 3-disc set contains the 10 episodes, plus lots more on top... including the pilot episode, the original MTV shorts, an informative section on the history of Aeon Flux, and another on 'The Deviant Devices of Aeon Flux', production art, and other works by the creator, Peter Chung. Very good value for money.
Overall, any die-hard sci-fi buff worthy of the title should have this in their collection. The animation is superb, the sound quality is stunning with full 5.1 surround sound on both episode discs, and of course the sheer scope of the stories give you plenty of entertainment. There is a hole on your sci-fi DVDs shelf... it's Aeon Flux shaped... time to go fill it...
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