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ブルーレイディスク化にあたり、質感豊かな高画質映像の収録を可能にしたマスターグレードビデオコーディング技術による細やかな階調での本編映像を収録。近年飛躍的に進歩した再生環境下で、劇場公開時のクオリティを再現した色彩、映像をご堪能いただけます。
ブルーレイディスクの映像特典には、本編とのピクチャー・イン・ピクチャーで楽しむことの出来る絵コンテ映像やアフレコ台本、予告編集を収録。高画質・高音質の本編映像とともにお楽しみいただけます。

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世界的な大泥棒・ルパン三世と次元大介は、カジノから莫大な売上金を盗み出すことに成功。しかしそれは限りなく精巧に作られた偽札「ゴート札」だった。2人はこの謎を追い、偽札の出処と噂されるヨーロッパの小国“カリオストロ公国"に潜入する。
城への道中にルパンは、ウェディングドレス姿で車を爆走させる少女に出くわす。彼女は黒ずくめの男達に追われていた。追手は撃退するものの、ルパンは別の一団に彼女を連れ去られてしまう。そう、彼女はこの国の大公家最後の姫・クラリスだった。
カリオストロ公国は7年前に大公を亡くし、統治者無きこの国はカリオストロ伯爵に実権を握られていた。正式な後継者であるクラリスが伯爵と結婚させられてしまえば、この国は合法的に伯爵の手に落ちてしまう。
そして迎える政略結婚の日。偽札の謎を追って、銭形警部、石川五ェ門、峰不二子も難攻不落のカリオストロ城に集結。果たしてルパンは無事にクラリスを救い出し、伯爵の手から公国を守ることは出来るのか! ?そしてカリオストロ公国に眠る莫大な宝とは?

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メディア形式 ‏ : ‎ ドルビー, 色, ワイドスクリーン
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発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2014/8/6
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最後の方は、なんか天空の城ラピュタっぽい雰囲気もあるなぁって思いました。

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As with any collector's edition of an old movie, one must review both the movie itself and the quality of its release. However, I imagine that most people interested in buying this edition already love this film, so just scroll down to "But you probably already know all this" if you only want to know about picture quality/bonus features, etc.
To put it bluntly, Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro, is an excellent film. It's amazing to realize while watching this film that it was released in 1979, because it's a movie that hasn't aged a day. Sure, aesthetically, it looks like an old anime film, and it's relaxed pace sets it apart from modern action anime, but in terms of animation and scene planning, this movie easily holds up when viewed through a modern lens. The action is simply brilliant, structured and animated to perfection. And when I say perfection, I mean perfection. Despite being Hayao Miyazaki's first film, his talent is on full display. Everything, from the beautifully complex detail of the clock tower scene to the quiet wholesomeness of Lupin's interactions with Clarisse just looks great, breathing life into some of the most creative setpieces ever put to animation.
But you probably already know all this. Thankfully, this Blu-ray release does this film justice. The picture quality is great, being very well upgraded to modern quality. The lines are sharp and the colors are vibrant. The audio has been very well restored too, and yes the original Japanese audio is included, alongside no less than both of this film's past English dubs. Personally, I like to stick to the original Japanese, but I imagine that old school fans will appreciate the inclusion of the old dubs. Additionally, this release has both the original 1980 English subtitles created for the film's limited festival runs as well as a brand new set of subtitles which, in my opinion, is probably the best English translation we've gotten so far (no more of that "goat bills" nonsense).
Alongside this restoration, the bonus features are very solid. I love it when film ner–er, scholars record audio commentaries, and Reed Nelson's delightfully info-filled commentary track does not disappoint. This release also includes a hefty assortment of production material, including a large gallery of posters, key art, and the complete set of storyboards and concept art that Hayao Miyazaki created during post production. It's a fascinating insight into Miyazaki's creative process, and it's interesting to see how so much of the film really was his vision.
Rounding out the bonus feature selection is a set of five interviews, including with David Hayter (2000 English Lupin), Bob Bergen (1992 English Lupin), Yasuo Ohtsuka (director of animation), Kazuhide Tomonaga (one of many key animators), and Monkey Punch (creator of Lupin the Third). Hayter and Bergen's interviews are the only ones freshly conducted for this release, with the other three being much older. While none of these interviews are terrible, only Ohtsuka and Tomonaga really have much insight into the production process, with Hayter and Bergen's interviews being typically actor-focused while Monkey Punch's is complete fluff. Considering how much the influence and talent of Hayao Miyazaki hangs over the film, I'm a little disappointed that no interview with him was conducted for this release, though I understand that he's probably a very busy guy.
All in all, with a robust selection of bonus features, great video and audio, and a nice selection of viewing options, this is an excellent release of an excellent movie. I fully recommended to fans of Lupin the Third, Hayao Miyazaki, and anime films in general.

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Le film de mon enfance avec le superbe doublage où le héros s'appelle Wolf ! La jaquette est un peu moche, mais le film en vallait tellement le coup !

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You can find my full review here: http://www.fandompost.com/2015/05/25/lupin-iii-the-castle-of-cagliostro-collectors-edition-blu-ray-anime-review/ but below are a couple brief points:

Audio:
There are six audio tracks present here including the original Japanese track in mono, as well as in 5.1 surround sound. We also get the 1992 English audio track produced by Streamline Pictures in mono, the 2000 English dub done by Manga Entertainment in stereo, a family friendly version of the Manga dub, and finally a commentary track hosted by Reed Nelson of lupinthethird.com, who’s pretty darned competent doling out info.

It’s interesting to hear how these tracks vary a bit. Both the English dubs are decently acted. The Streamline Pictures dub directed by the late Carl Macek had the usual actors you would hear in their Akira and Robotech dubs, anchored with some perfectly goofy voicework from Bob Bergen as Lupin himself. A couple things are a bit off though in that Lupin himself is referred to as The Wolf because there was a legal with the estate of Maurice Leblanc, creator of the original Arsene Lupin character Lupin III is derived from (see below for more). This is understandable, given the issue. However, the script is written so that his partner Jigen refers to Lupin as his “Boss” which, never quite rings true given their association, as they’ve always acted more like partners than employer / subordinate. Also, the mixing is a bit different from the others in that dialogue and music tend to be higher than foley like gunshots at times.

The Manga Entertainment dub directed by the late Kevin Seymour (for which he himself portrayed Inspector Kenji Zeningata) punches up the foley effects a bit while mixing really good performances by David Hayter as Lupin and Ivan Buckley as Jigen among others. Of course, there’s no replacing Yasuo Yamada’s zaniness with certified cool as the original Lupin, but the American casts do acquit themselves well. Meanwhile the score by Yuji Ohno is an excellent mix of 70s style French Connection action, whimsical stylistic jazz and simple harp & piano combos that that you through many moods of excitements, drama and sorrow the screenplay possesses.

Video:
The video is in 16:9 anamorphic widescreen and fits perfectly onto the TV. The general colors are brighter with the blues and greens benefiting the most from this treatment. There are song subtitles in blue and white for a couple vocal pieces on here. Also, though, in addition to the regular subtitles in yellow, you have the option of using closed captioned subtitles in yellow (which take the regular subtitles and add sound effects in the key moments for hearing impaired). Also present are the subtitles from the 1980 international releases so you can see big white blocky text in times new roman font, same translation and all. So you can see Inspector Zeningata referred to as Ed Cott if you want, just like the original trailer for Mystery of Mamo.

In Summary:
When movie collectors talk about The Criterion Collections of movies with awe and respect, it’s because they know the people behind those releases put a lot of time and energy into putting out a good product to not only entertain but educate the person spending money on the DVDs at hand, as well as tapes and laserdiscs in years gone by. If there’s an equivalent to Criterions for American anime releases, it would be Lupin III: Castle Cagliostro – Collectors Edition.

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I'm a Miyazaki fan. I've seen a good deal of his work and loved it, so I don't know why I waited so long to see Lupin the 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro. I guess I was afraid that since this anime came out in 1979, the animation would be disappointing. I needn't have worried. While the animation is limited to the technology of the day, the quality that is so much a trademark of Miyazaki dazzles even here.

The story is a page in the life of the lovable rogue, Lupin the 3rd. A man with the gadgets and mystery of James Bond, the charm and skill of the Man in Black (from the Princess Bride) and the constitution of an iron kettle. In this yarn, Lupin is off to a small country in Europe to discover the source of counterfeit currency. In short order he encounters a runaway bride, a whole gang of well-equipped thugs, an evil Count and his old nemesis, Inspector Zenigata. Nothing could be better for Lupin and his buddies Jigen-a gruff, gun-toting side-kick--and Goeman-a samurai with a passionate wish to see action and a chance to use his sword. Action, gunplay and hilarity ensue in this action-packed story. While Miyazaki makes use of almost every cliché in the book in this story, he manages to utilize them in such a way that the entire story feels fresh.

This may have been one of Miyazaki's first movies, but fans will quickly see that his mastery exists even here. The movie is, of course, dated with the illustration of clothing and cars capturing the 1970s surprisingly well. And the animation doesn't have the depth and breadth of the modern masterpieces like SPIRITED AWAY or PRINCESS MONONOKE. Yet, all the touches are there in Lupin that make it more than just a fun adventure with average animation: scenes of the clouds moving over fields, delightful movement that evokes Miyazaki's love of the dizzying heights and gear run machines. Fans of the later movies will see all prototypes of scenes and characters that the director will make use of in future movies.

I will admit that folks who fell in love with the more youthful SPIRITED AWAY, CASTLE IN THE SKY, and KIKI's DELIVERY SERVICE, may be less than enthused by the purely adult cast in this movie. There's a good deal of gunplay and some adult language involved-this is not the movie for younger children, and is more appropriate for the older child and teenager. Despite the violence and language, there is no gore, no adult scenes or sexual situations. And, did I mention the movie is a romp of the first order? Loads of fun, laughs and non-stop action make this a perfect movie for a teenager's introduction to what animation can offer beyond little kid cuteness.

I highly recommend this to any anime fan that has yet to view it. And to anyone looking to explore the world of anime movies, this isn't a bad place to start. For those who enjoy this and would like to explore more excellent anime, check out the rest of Miyazaki's films and you might also check out COWBOY BEBOP the series.

Happy Viewing! ^_^ Shanshad

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Like many fans here, I've often lamented the lack of a truly "definitive" release of Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro in the US. Previous releases have been, in many ways, cut, edited, adapted, punched-up and generally tampered with, resulting in "incomplete" releases (the only time we ever got the opening title sequence unaltered previously was in Manga's 2000 DVD, and even then, it had blurry, letterboxed video image). I'm an advocate of films being released in their original, unaltered forms, and for it to take a whole 35 years for Cagliostro to get this treatment is simply ridiculous. Hayao Miyazaki and Lupin both deserve better.

With all that said, fans can rest assured, as Discotek (in cooperation with many other people in the know) have crafted a beautiful, unaltered and "definitive" release of The Castle of Cagliostro. Unlike previous releases (such as Manga's, which I believe used some DVNR techniques), the video is presented with lush colors, stabilized image and fantastic color correction. Unlike in previous releases, you can now clearly see the film grain, meaning no loss in quality resulting in crushed blacks or line erasure. The film is now also presented in full anamorphic widescreen, without the annoying "overscan border" that plagued Manga's 2006 Special Edition.

The audio and subtitle options are where the real cream of the crop is, though. For audio, you have the default Japanese, the 1992 Streamline dub, the 2000 Manga dub, an edited version of the 2000 Manga dub removing profanity (think of those TV edits of movies like Blazing Saddles and Pulp Fiction and you have an idea of the audio editing), and an excellent and thoroughly entertaining commentary by Reed Nelson of LupintheThird.com. In subtitles, you have a new translation of the original Japanese by Shoko Oono (Evangelion 1.11/2.22, Metropolis, The Place Promised in Our Early Days), a transcript of the 1992 dub, songs and signs tracks for the 1992 and 2000 dubs, and for the first time on home video, a full restoration of the 1980 theatrical subtitles used in film festivals and private screenings in America throughout the early 80s, the same print viewed by legendary animator John Lasseter. This is my personal favorite feature on the DVD, as it's a great piece of film history.

The remaining extras are small, but sweet. They are translation notes by Reed Nelson and Shoko Oono and the opening and ending credits for all previous home video releases in the United States.

If previous releases have left you burned, you have yet to own this movie, or if you're a Miyazaki fanatic who wants to see where the legend began, then this DVD is an absolute must. It's a damn near perfect release of a damn near perfect film.

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