Mutafukaz

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English: MFKZ

Synonyms: M★F★K★Z

Japanese: ムタフカズ -MUTAFUKAZ-

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Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Oct 12, 2018

Producers: Ankama

Licensors: NYAV Post, GKIDS

Studios: Studio 4°C, Ankama Animations

Source: Manga

Genres: Action, Psychological, Sci-Fi, Super Power

Duration: 1 hr. 34 min.

Rating: R - 17+ (violence & profanity)

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Score: 7.13¹ (scored by 3,410 users)

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Ranked: #3056²

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Popularity: #4850

Members: 8,495

Favorites: 32

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MovieStudio 4°C, Ankama Animations

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Synopsis

After a scooter accident provoked by a mysterious woman's vision, Angelino, a deadbeat like thousands of others in Dark Meat City, starts getting violent migraines that are accompanied by strange hallucinations. Along with his good buddy Vinz, he tries to figure out what's happening to him while threatening men in black seem determined to catch him.

(Source: Annecy)

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Background

Mutafukaz is a joint production of France and Japan adapting the comic strip series (bande dessinée) of the same name by Guillaume Renard, also known as Run. The comic strip was first published in 2006 and ran until the release of its final chapter in 2015. The film was in production for seven years, with Ankama publicly announcing the project in 2011 and first screening it at the 2017 Annecy International Animated Film Festival.

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Characters & Voice Actors

Angelino

Main

Kusanagi, Tsuyoshi
Japanese

Vinz

Main

Emoto, Tokio
Japanese

Willy

Main

Mitsushima, Shinnosuke
Japanese

Luna

Supporting

Uesaka, Sumire
Japanese

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Staff

Nishimi, Shoujirou

Co-Director, Storyboard, Character Design

Renard, Guillaume

Co-Director, Script, Storyboard, Original Creator

Mihara, Michio

Storyboard

Singelin, Guillaume

Storyboard

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#FR: "De La Calle Mutafuka'" by Carlos Milan Rosa & Niko Noki
#JP: "The King of DMC 〜theme〜" by Willy a.k.a. Shinnosuke Mitsushima

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Oct 13, 2018

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

tonyfony (All reviews)

15 people found this review helpful

This is a rare opportunity of a life time when you see a film releasing world wide or i mean all theaters in the US, such as imax etc. Overall shout out to gkids who distributed this film. when it to animation and character design in this film which first started from a comic series that i should probably check out but anyways the way 4c studio adapted so well and so beautiful i was blown away plus this contains veteran animator also other in-between animator as well. Watch the English version. its more proper to the story it take place

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Oct 29, 2018

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 6

enJ0Yable (All reviews)

11 people found this review helpful

This is my first review, so please don't kill me for any mistakes... ;)

Interesting that a quite niche-anime like Mutafukaz gets a two-days cinema screening in Germany thanks to Peppermint. There were just around 20 people in the movie when I was watching it, so financially it may not have been that good for the cinema. Still for me it was worth it.

Story (3/10):
For me, the only bad thing about the movie was the story. Without doing any spoilers, it's just senseless and hilarious, especially in the second half of the movie. It fits to the movie in general, but some things just happen randomly and you think "why the hell is this part of the movie?" or "what's going on here? that doesn't make sense". It's just hangling around from joke to joke without a proper point to reach at first, and everything is happening too fast to think about it some more. Well, the movie doesn't take itself too serious, so it's okay, but I didn't like it. The comical absurdity made me give it 3 points for story, otherwise a 2 or 1 would not have been far away...

Art (7/10):
The source material for the movie is a French comic strip, so don't expect an Asian art style here at all. Everyhing looks like a mixture between European and American culture (it plays in America somehow, so that's fine). It doesn't feel like an anime, more like a normal European animation movie. The animation is well-done and there are so much details in the pictures that you won't be able to get all at your first watch for sure.

Sound (9/10):
A cultural mixture of French hip-hop and house, and Latin music (for example Reggaeton). For me the best song was the Reggaeton song running during the credits. The songs perfectly fit to the background, but are completely different from most anime soundtracks. You may be disappointed if you like the pop/rock/metal-oriented soundtracks of Japanese anime movies.

Character (7/10):
Most characters in this movie didn't really make sense or were just hilariously exaggerated (clichès / stereotypes ahead!), which absolutely makes sense concerning the story. The two main characters are the only ones acting fairly normal. Sadly only one of the two gets a real characterization, while the second one acts more as a sidekick that stumbled into the whole thing by accident. Does he even have motives? We don't know...

In addition to that, it's not explained why some of the protagonists look as they look. This may be some reference, too, but I didn't get it then.

Enjoyment (9/10):
I was just laughing all the time (except for the parts where I was thinking "what the hell is going on here?"). The movie features lots and lots of Western cultural references. The humour of this movie is REALLY black. They don't fear to mock about anything: brand names, conspiracy theories, people, politics and many more. This is why the movie was so enjoyable for me, and I'm sure I didn't find all the hints and references at first watch. Some senseless stuff made me sigh because I didn't find it funny, but the rest was really worth it.

Overall: 6/10
Well, I'm sad that the story was not really fitting for me. The rest was very good and I would have given an 8/10, but this more or less patched story doesn't allow it. I gave a 6/10 because the movie overall is exactly what this number means: "nice".

I recommend tha movie to everybody from a Western audience who wants to laugh about cultural jokes. I fear many Asian viewers or people who like anime may be disappointed when watching it.

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Feb 19, 2019

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 7

PrometheanSpark (All reviews)

8 people found this review helpful

'GTA San Andreas: The Anime'

This is an unbelievably stylish "rule of cool" film with a cast of exotic characters and a crazy story that doesn't make much sense. So turn your brain off, strap in and enjoy the crazy rollercoaster ride of super stylish action.

As with all action flicks the story is more of an afterthought than anything else. The opening scenario was great and the set up with a flashback as the cold open was well done. However the film never goes anywhere with any of this despite the very dramatic and tense opening. It feels like a bunch of storyboards or comic panels read more

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Feb 28, 2019

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 9

Athos1615 (All reviews)

5 people found this review helpful

I see the movie in french, so my review is about the french version :
Not having been able to go to see it at the cinema because discovered too late and very few distributed, I saw it only recently.
This film is really innovative compared to what we used to see in the cinema especially on the side of French films with a surplus of French comedy in bad taste.
A real risk on the part of Run, but the game was worth the candle! The animation is incredible, the universe can seem basic but is sufficiently developed to allow a good understanding, as for the main read more

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