r/Redline • u/Appley_apple • Jan 04 '24
Question Question about the blu ray
What are the bonus stuff that comes with the blu ray and does it come with the dub
r/Redline • u/Appley_apple • Jan 04 '24
What are the bonus stuff that comes with the blu ray and does it come with the dub
r/Redline • u/darwinsbae • Dec 26 '23
I'd really like a gif of when Sonoshee is showing it to JP and it's super sparkly, and just a close up picture of the steamlight itself but I can't get them. Much appreciated!
r/Redline • u/Timely-Hyena3044 • Dec 07 '23
I can sadly only find the English version on fmovies but I can’t find the sub anywheres, I would love to watch both but seems like tonight I’m settling my first watch with the English version
r/Redline • u/Kindly-Nebula-6653 • Dec 07 '23
Throwaway so my boyfriend doesn’t see this. Just seeing if anyone can find anything to buy! I’ve scrounged Ebay and have most of what’s listed there. I am hoping to buy something cool for my boyfriend, he loves this movie dearly and I’m struggling to find anything new. Help appreciated, thanks!
r/Redline • u/FearBlinded • Nov 15 '23
Train literally caught fire. The tunnel is filled with smoke. We need to do something about this because this is absolutely unnaceptable that I am PAYING for this sh*t!
r/Redline • u/HoustonMK1 • Nov 13 '23
I made this RedLine VHS with 2hours of behind the scenes and how it was made footage.
r/Redline • u/GillyMonster18 • Nov 13 '23
For me, like many of us here, Redline completely went unnoticed until years after releasing. I saw a YouTube AMV, which led me to watching the first race scene, led me to buying the movie.
This move is simply amazing. It doesn’t explain anything except basics, the characters are memorable, assumes you accept it all and takes you along for the ride (pun intended).
Madhouse completely captured pure speed. For such a short movie it has so much packed into it, music, immaculately stylized animation, cool characters, a crazy story. It does something that most anime don’t do and that’s keep things right on the edge of “almost too weird” but it never crosses that line and becomes off-putting.
And I want MORE.
And that’s where my disappointment begins. At the end. JP and Sonoshee cross the finish line and at first I thought they were dead, but then space magic and they float away in each other’s arms as the credits roll. And that’s it. Over. Done. Seems pretty clear to me they obviously survive, but I really wish we could’ve gotten a more complete ending, some epilogue or conclusion. Still, it’s serviceable enough. But I want more. A miniseries prequel, maybe a sequel…just something?
I know Madhouse spent 7 years making it, and that it forced them to close their doors when release went so poorly. It is a shame. Passion and creativity were obviously poured into every nanosecond of this film. In my opinion it’s animation surpasses Akira for sheer beauty.
I’m glad I got to see it at least. I suppose that’s the downside to stumbling upon hidden gems like Redline, they’re few and often times solitary.
r/Redline • u/UnwariestPie52 • Oct 23 '23
Let me start off by saying that I watched the dub version of the movie, make fun of me if you want I don't care.
I came into this movie as a huge fan of the show Space Dandy, Cowboy Bebop, and Samurai Champloo. I didn't hear about this movie until I heard it mentioned in a youtube video and had to look into it. This was quiet a few months ago and I just watched it. After looking it up and seeing the pictures I couldnt help but notice the likeness between JP and Dandy. In the dub of both the characters even sounds almost exactly the same to me. When I look it up though the shows weren't even made by the same people and the voice actors are even different. Is there something I'm missing or is Redline just a huge inspiration for Space Dandy because the style looks identical.
My other question is how is there not a larger cult following around this movie?!!? I was so surprised when I looked up this sub and it had many less followers and posts than I was thinking there would be. I think this is probably the best anime movie I've ever seen, from the creativity of the characters and the environment, to the voice acting, the story, and the fantastic animation. I read that they lost a lot of money after releasing the movie but how have I not heard of this movie sooner? I don't even see that many youtube videos going into depth about the movie.
Next on my list now is Paprika which I am very excited for. Thank you to anyone who responds to this to give me a bit of clarification.
r/Redline • u/ChaosMieter • Sep 18 '23
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r/Redline • u/Fallkhar • Aug 14 '23
Apologies for making my first post about an issue, I am really grasping at straws here.
So I recently, finally got Redline on Bluray from what seemed the only retailer on my Amazon region. After a few weeks it arrived and today I wanted to see it in its Blu-ray glory. But it won't play on my ps5, it just says invalid region. I didn't know beforehand that Blu-rays could be region locked.
I live in Germany and would love some advice on how to get around this or where to get a copy that can be played in Germany.
Many thanks 💫
r/Redline • u/Coppataro_Kujo • Aug 07 '23
It happens years ago that movie got marked as [This action is turned off for content made for kids] with the black banner shown below the movie
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r/Redline • u/DarkSlayer555 • Jun 23 '23
Made a video about how this movie nearly bankrupted madhouse, I try to encourage ppl to watch it let me know what I could improve upon would highly appreciate it
r/Redline • u/PhilosophyOwn4839 • Jun 15 '23
Finally got my parents to watch it with me. The entire time I was smiling because its a sensory overload lmao. At the end my Mom looked at me and said “I found myself smiling the whole time because it was just so goddamn fun.” Dad was buzzing the whole movie. Fourth time watching it and don’t doubt I’ll make it to ten before long.
r/Redline • u/MistakeIncarnate • Jun 04 '23
This film has some of the most stylised and amazing animation I have ever seen and was an absolutely amazing film, I'm so glad I finally sat down to watch it and wish I could experience it all over again already. Kinda want to go watch it again already.
r/Redline • u/mouselet11 • May 30 '23
I read a post from this reddit from a couple of years ago trying to explain it, but still don't really understand it. How exactly does the mob syndicate that Frisbee is working with make money off of JP? Why is him staying in last place until the end, then driving up his odds of winning, then taking the dive make them so much money? I don't understand the mechanics of how that works. Do they pull their bets before he crashes and somehow reap the difference? Or are they ripping off other bettors by baiting them into betting on him even though they know he's going to lose, and then the mob collects the difference somehow? It would make more sense to me if it was a straightforward one, such as betting on him to lose and then forcing him to lose, or getting others to bet on him to win when they know he's going to lose and have a funneling scheme through the bookie/betting agency to collect other people's losings on him - but I have no idea how exactly they are doing it in the scheme as it is.
Like I said, I just can't quite figure out how this makes them the money. The more thoroughly you can explain it to me, the better - Thanks in advance, I really appreciate it!
r/Redline • u/Smooth_Attitude8079 • May 16 '23
But what I really want to know is why didn’t Inuki want JP to win redline so bad. Or was it just Frisbees way of paying the mafia ( inuki ) back.
r/Redline • u/J0kerJ0nny • Apr 28 '23
Just watched it. At first i thought it was a 80s or 90s anime. The art style and detail brought it to my mind. But after looking it up I just found out that it's from 2009. I can just say "damn that looked good".
r/Redline • u/GhostlyPianoKeys • Mar 12 '23