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Rupan sansei: Kiri no eryuushivu (2007) Online
Original Title :
Rupan sansei: Kiri no eryuushivu
Genre :
Movie / Animation / Action / Adventure / Comedy / Mystery / Sci-Fi
Year :
2007
Directror :
Toshihiko Masuda
Cast :
Makio Inoue,Akira Ishida,Kiyoshi Kobayashi
Writer :
Suzuko Fujimoto,Monkey Punch
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 30min
Rating :
6.5/10
Rupan sansei: Kiri no eryuushivu (2007) Online

35 years after the encounter of Mamo Kyosuke.
Credited cast:
Makio Inoue Makio Inoue - Goemon Ishikawa XIII (voice)
Akira Ishida Akira Ishida - Eshika
Kiyoshi Kobayashi Kiyoshi Kobayashi - Jigen Daisuke (voice)
Kan'ichi Kurita Kan'ichi Kurita - Arsène Lupin III (voice) (as Kanichi Kurita)
Houko Kuwashima Houko Kuwashima - Iseka
Eiko Masuyama Eiko Masuyama - Fujiko Mine (voice)
Shidô Nakamura Shidô Nakamura - Mamo Kyousuke (voice)
Gorô Naya Gorô Naya - Inspector Zenigata (voice)
Shoutarou Ookubo Shoutarou Ookubo - Takaya
Mari Sekine Mari Sekine - Ofumi (voice)
Takamaru Seko Takamaru Seko - Hasama (as Takamaru Seka)
Takeshi Watabe Takeshi Watabe - Obitaki


User reviews

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Elusiveness of the Fog is a passable Lupin special, but not very impressive.

Mamo Kyosuke, the classic time traveling villain from a 1972 Lupin episode is back! He sends the Lupin gang, sans Fujiko, as well as Zenigata back in time 500 years.

A large portion of the run time is consumed by a plot about two warring factions in feudal Japan. This is pretty generic stuff, and it doesn't really suit the Lupin gang. Mamo messing around with the Lupin gang is the interesting part.

Mamo is a very entertaining villain in this, quite theatrical, popping up in his time travel device and laughing at our heroes. It's enjoyable watching him get flustered by Lupin's antics, although for the most part Mamo is not used to full potential.

Fujiko wasn't sucked back in time, so instead we have one of her ancestors, the cute thief Ofumi. She's pretty fun, and it does make for some interesting "Back to the Future" style family time shenanigans. If she dies, Fujiko never exists.

Lupin and Jigen have a great dynamic with snappy dialogue like usual, and Goemon gets a bit more screen time than he often does. Zenigata has a few funny moments, but he is mostly a non factor here.

This movie doesn't have enough thrills or laughs to be a really engaging one. But while it's a pretty generic story, it does include some fun with the classic Lupin characters.

Pretty much, if you're a Lupin fan you'll want to check this out, but it's not one of the better outings.