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En l’an 2200, Aline Ruby, détective privée obstinée, et Carlos Rivera son partenaire androïde sont embauchés par un riche homme d’affaires afin de capturer sur Terre une célèbre hackeuse. De retour sur Mars, une nouvelle affaire va les conduire à s’aventurer dans les entrailles de Noctis, la capitale martienne, à la recherche de Jun Chow, une étudiante en cybernétique disparue. Noctis est leur ville, une utopie libertarienne rendue possible par les progrès en robotique, emblème d’un futur tourné vers les étoiles. Au fil de leur enquête, ils seront confrontés aux plus sombres secrets de leur cité ; ses institutions corrompues, ses trafics, ses fermes cérébrales, et les magouilles des toutes puissantes corporations. Mais des tueurs cyber augmentés ont eux aussi pris pour cible Jun Chow. Aline et Carlos se lancent dans une course désespérée pour sauver cette jeune femme qui, sans le savoir, détient un secret capable de menacer l’équilibre précaire sur lequel repose leur civilisation.
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***Mars Express*** doesn't reinvent anything in the genre but it's still a good concept and a highly enjoyable watch, it takes you right into it's world and doesn't let you go until the very end. Takes inspiration from *Blade Runner*, *Ghost in the Shell*, a sequence right out of a *Terminator* movie and I kept thinking of *Robots*. Great world-building and cultural complexities that doesn't spoonfeed you and leaves a lot to interpretation. The sci-fi tech and different robot builds are fascinating. The mystery didn't instantly grip me but it eventually did. The animation isn't the greatest but it more than does the job, it's very fluid and I like the character design. Carlos is the more developed character going through some complex stuff but I wanted a bit more from Aline. A bit slower in the second act but a wild third act with some solid action sequences and a good ending. I only wish it was longer and this would have done great in a series format. First watch: 7/10 Second Watch: 8/10
Mars Express blends noir elements with a sci-fi narrative set on Mars, exploring androids and human conflict over robot liberation. As the protagonists face hidden dangers, tensions rise between humans and factions advocating for AI freedom. However, the film suffers from underdeveloped world-building, weak character development, and inconsistent pacing. While it hints at themes of consciousness, free will, and rebellion akin to Blade Runner or Ghost in the Shell, it ultimately falls short, resulting in a formulaic narrative with little lasting impact.
Really good. Excellent scifi thriller. Wish they'd make movies in this style. Sadly nobody's doing that anymore. Good stuff.
Wow this movie was stunning. The animation quality was incredible and the story was very intriguing. Overall it’s a really solid movie and is definitely very applicable to modern day issues, I guess that’s why it hit so hard. 9/10.
Intriguing movie. A bit of a different story for once. Nicely done. Odd ending somehow but still good. Some of the storyline was a bit mäh.