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                    The year is 2142. Mankind has exploited the Earth's resources 
                    to the limits, leaving it damaged and barren. The sun never 
                    manages to penetrate the ominous black clouds that perpetually 
                    drift across the sky. Survivors now live in an organic city 
                    called Ecoban, controlled by a dictatorial elite who turn 
                    away all outsiders seeking refuge. But when Jay, one of the 
                    patrol officers, witnesses an accident orchestrated by her 
                    superiors to kill the refugees, her loyalties are divided. 
                    Such corrupt abuse of power has given rise to a group of resistance 
                    fighters, led by Shuda, Jay's former sweetheart. By joining 
                    together they hope to restore justice and equality, and find 
                    the promised mystical land known as Gibraltar. Here, it is 
                    claimed, the sun shines brightly every day showing blue skies 
                    again...  
                  Sky 
                    Blue (also known as Wonderful Days) is a movie 
                    that uses a technique that the creators have dubbed "multi-mation". 
                    This involves the use of real 3D model sets combined with 
                    CGI and traditional cell animation, to produce a movie with 
                    a unique feel.  
                  This 
                    process is partly why this movie stands out as a spectacular 
                    production. To be honest, the story is not exactly original, 
                    and there's not much to it. But, the visual elements make 
                    for some of the animation genre's most visually impressive 
                    eye-candy. That's 
                    not to say that the plot isn't enjoyable - it is. It's just 
                    that the visual feel of the film is what really grabs the 
                    viewers attention. 
                  For 
                    eagle-eyed viewers there's a homage to the early Star Wars 
                    movies. Look closely at the costumes in the bicentennial celebrations 
                    and you'll spot an AT-AT pilot-like helmet in the crowd. 
                  Extras 
                    include the trailer and a trailer reel for other Tartan Video 
                    releases.  
                  At 
                    the end of the day, this is one hell of an impressive film 
                    and certainly one you should be adding to your UMD collection. 
                     
                      
                   
                  Nick 
                    Smithson 
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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