This anthology film stands out for just how many stories it features within a short runtime of 90 minutes, having a total of nine apparently (that's what I'm reading - I kind of lost count to be honest).
Many of them play out without dialogue, and I feel those segments were the best. The better segments have some good visual storytelling, and even when it's hard to figure out a narrative (some segments get pretty bizarre), the overall feel proves to be enough to keep things entertaining, most of the time.
Great animation and some imaginative - if a little confusing - ideas are explored throughout Robot Carnival. I think it's worth recommending to most anime fans out there.
Many of them play out without dialogue, and I feel those segments were the best. The better segments have some good visual storytelling, and even when it's hard to figure out a narrative (some segments get pretty bizarre), the overall feel proves to be enough to keep things entertaining, most of the time.
Great animation and some imaginative - if a little confusing - ideas are explored throughout Robot Carnival. I think it's worth recommending to most anime fans out there.