Thread 213906538

What are some good non-animated films that are similar in feeling to Angel's Egg?

corrr that takes me back. like, 20+ years.
i remember fuck all about this OVA, but i do remember liking it.

>non-animated
fuck you, watch Fantastic Planet.

>>213906538 (OP)
Go back to /a/

Night on the Galactic Railroad (1985)

>>213906581
>fuck you, watch Fantastic Planet.
I have already seen it.

>>213906602
all right. well how about this gem? it is, dare i say it, 'quite the kino'.

>>213906600
I will give it a look.
>>213906639
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>>213906639
thanks for the obscure recommendation, anon.

>>213906538 (OP)
I think you'd be hard-pressed to find something particularly similar to Angel's Egg outside of animation. I guess Stalker has the element of wandering around a broken world? The aesthetic of hell in Hellraiser 2 is kind of similar?

>>213906639
Honestly, early Ridley Scott does come pretty close at times. Not for the full runtime, but when they go slow and quiet they can be very reminiscent of Angel's Egg.

Angel's Egg is being shown in theaters this November just so everyone knows

>>213908368
Huh, appears you're right.
I might go see it again then.

>>213906538 (OP)
A friend told me there is going to be an American theatrical release this Nov for Angel's Egg to promote the 4k restoration bluray.

>>213909150
You are a half an hour late you non thread reading idiot piece of shit

I have fallen asleep to Angels Egg multiple times and I don’t understand it.

>>213906538 (OP)

There aren't any.

You should read the Blame! manga.

You could also watch "In the Aftermath, Angels Never Sleep", a zero budget movie that splices Angel's Egg footage with live action footage. It appeared late night on TV about twenty five years ago and was my first exposure to Angel's Egg. It's kind of terrible in some ways, but the soundtrack and sound design are awesome, possibly better than the anime itself.

If you want sophisticated and surreal cartoons, Masters of Time (based on a Moebius) is decent

>>213906538 (OP)
Closest one I can think of is Into the Abyss (2022). Dark, broken world. Not a lot of story, how much you'll like the movie depends on how much you like the atmosphere.