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Kamiyama's GitS needed more philosophical quotation. Seriously though, I do think Kamiyama's GitS is pretty dry too, it was just a bit more "cute" I guess in places, which meant that it sort of lacked the haunted and truly ghostly feel of oshii's movies, but still didn't really have all that much of a more engaging personality. E.G Matoko is no longer a haunted and depressive cybernetically enhanced super agent from the movie, but is basically just a sexually objectified plain ol insipid super agent. So it's in what feels like a sort of weird middle ground for me, but I'd probably rather one or the other.

[QUOTE="Vashdaman, post: 108891, member: 246"] Kamiyama's GitS needed more philosophical quotation. Seriously though, I do think Kamiyama's GitS is pretty dry too, it was just a bit more "cute" I guess in places, which meant that it sort of lacked the haunted and truly ghostly feel of oshii's movies, but still didn't really have all that much of a more engaging personality. E.G Matoko is no longer a haunted and depressive cybernetically enhanced super agent from the movie, but is basically just a sexually objectified plain ol insipid super agent. So it's in what feels like a sort of weird middle ground for me, but I'd probably rather one or the other. [/QUOTE]

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