Noosphere (Pipe Organ Cut) Mechanic-Us 2021-12-10 | This version of 'Noosphere' by Guillaume David is a little different from the original, i wanted to put the part i prefer together. Enjoy !Praise the omnissiah !From the Warhammer 40k game 'Mechanicus'Art: oniric-realms.tumblr.com/post/160327943468/james-martin
Replaced Music Trailer Extended (Rust) Mechanic-Us 2022-12-20 | An extended version of "Rust" (from the game original soundtrack) you can hear in the Replaced Trailer at the game Award 2022.
Générique Le Visiteur Du Futur Mechanic-Us 2014-03-19 | Opening/Générique pour le faux-film le Visiteur du Futur !
Trailer Le Visiteur Du Futur Mechanic-Us 2014-03-16 | Fake trailer and tributewww.levisiteurdufutur.com
Official Trailer BUNRAKU Mechanic-Us 2011-07-22 | BUNRAKU will be available on Video On Demand on September 1 and in theaters on September 30. UK distributor G2 has issued a formal press statement confirming that Bunraku will be released here on DVD and Blu-ray Oct.3 The film is rated Cert 18 - price will be £15.99 (£19.99 for the Blu-ray)
Bunraku First Scenes Mechanic-Us 2010-09-19 | First Scenes of movie "Bunraku" by Guy Moshe Music: Terence Blanchard Video Complete Here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o7CPr5LqB0&feature=player_embedded and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o7CPr5LqB0&feature=player_embedded
Bunraku New Pics !! Mechanic-Us 2010-09-10 | New pictures of Bunraku by Pop Watch ===== here: http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/09/10/bunraku-woody-harrelson-demi-moore-and-josh-hartnetts-mustache-star-in-a-martial-arts-western-noir-fantasy
New Bunraku pics + Spoil Mechanic-Us 2010-08-18 | Music: Terence Blanchard, composer music for Bunraku Attention SPOIL !! In a hyperreal, hyper-saturated, hyper-driven dystopia, guns are banned upon pain of death and the sword is now king. Nicola the Woodcutter (Ron Perlman) is the most powerful man east of the Atlantic, a shadowy crime boss who rules with an iron fist with the help of nine diverse assassins and the Red Gang, a force not to be trifled with. His right-hand man is Killer #2 (Kevin McKidd), a cold-hearted, smooth-talking, toe-tapping murderer dressed in red and wielding a deadly blade without remorse. The citizens live in fear of this pack of wolves, and wait for the hero who can overthrow the tyrant. One night, a man (Josh Hartnett) walks into the bar of the local insurgent (Woody Harrelson) and desires two things: a shot of whisky and to kill Nicola. Soon, another stranger enters the bar, a samurai named Yoshi (played by Japanese pop star GACKT). Yoshi wants to avenge his father by taking back a talisman that Nicola stole from his clan. Armed with crossed destinies and incredible fighting skills, the two set out on a journey, breaking bones and cracking heads in search for Nicola. In an amalgam of samurai film, spaghetti western and chop socky -- and using a stylish blend of neo-noir, German expressionism and Russian futurism -- director Guy Moshe's debut feature Bunraku is nothing short of ambitious. Characters in the world of Bunraku spin and ricochet against a backdrop that resembles a pop-up-book made of origami, ever-changing and whirring like a steam driven Victorian theatre set. It is a universe driven by pugilistic force, delivered in a brash style of amazing physical combat sequences by stunt coordinator Clayton Barber and fight choreographer Larnell Stovall that evoke Gene Kelly by way of Bloodsport. Hartnett will surprise many with his presence as the man with no name, played with a steely perfection and ripped straight out of a Western, while GACKT channels Toshiro Mifune's stone cold devotion to a mission. Completely unique while drawing upon a myriad of classical influences, Bunraku emerges as a visually stunning and adrenaline pumping blend of flavours old and new, east and west. By Colin Geddes http://www.torontointernationalfilmfestival.ca/filmsandschedules/tiff/2010/bunraku#filmnote
