Review of Redline

Red Line In the sense of what would happen if JoJo, Disney, and Fast and the Furious had a child. This movie was even more bizarre than JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and that already says a lot. It's dull but interesting and engaging entertainment. The story focuses mainly on the 3 protagonists, their races, and, to some extent, their relationships. In the background, however, there is another subplot that wasn't particularly relevant, you don't really know what happened there until the end. Since the main issue was race, we don't seem to need to know either. It gave the film a certain charm, which made the race looka lot more threatening, but this subplot could have been left out.

There's not much to say about the characters, their design was appealing and detailed. At the same time, they had minimal personalities and easy relationships. Unfortunately, there are no characters that knock you off your chair and which are quickly forgotten.

Musically, the film was mostly average, it didn't have too many Osts and these were used less often, which made many scenes seem rather empty. However, it didn't harm the atmosphere.

In the field of animation, there is nothing to be said, it is a pure masterpiece and a pure art form. Dynamic presentation, detail, lighting effects, everything. It is undoubtedly at the forefront of animation in this field.

Conclusion

In the sense that there is hardly anything left that can be said about the film. It is nothing more than just above average but definitely worth seeing, insofar as you can do something with this genre. He certainly entertained me.

Story - 3
Art - 10
Sound - 6
Character - 4
Enjoyment - 6
Overall - 6