Action: (
Genre) Lots of shooting, explosions, and the like. Contains subcategories of more specific types such as "
Gun-Action", "
Martial Arts", and "
Swordplay"; see also: "
Fighting".
Movie: (
Type) Self-explanatory. This should only apply to movies released in the theater.
| Title |
Rating |
Synopsis |
| K |
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Kyūketsuki Hantā Dī
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Rent |
See Vampire Hunter D
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| L |
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Lupin III: Legend of the Gold of Babylon
|
Avoid |
See Rupan Sansei: Babiron no Oogon Densetsu
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| R |
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Rupan III: Legend of the Gold of Babylon
|
Avoid |
See Rupan Sansei: Babiron no Oogon Densetsu
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|
Rupan Sansei: Babiron no Oogon Densetsu
|
Avoid |
Lupin III and the gang go to New York to find the... tower of Babel...? And try to steal the gold of Babylon from the Mafia and... some aliens...? What the hell is this?
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| V |
Vampire Hunter D
|
Rent |
Vampire Hunter D is a lone wolf-like knight-errant, wandering through a far-future post-nuclear Earth that combines the best of pulp genres: western, science fiction, horror and high fantasy with a good dash of H. P. Lovecraftian mythos, folklore and occult science. The planet, once terrified by the elegant but cruel Nobles (vampires), ancient demons, mutants and their technological creations, is now slowly returning to a semblance of order and human control — thanks in part to the decadence that brought about the downfall of the vampire race, to the continued stubbornness of frontier dwellers and, to the rise of a caste of independent hunters-for-hire who eliminate supernatural threats.
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吸血鬼ハンターD
|
Rent |
See Vampire Hunter D
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