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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

ROBO-G (2012) movie review


Robo-G (2012) d. Yaguchi, Shinobu (Japan)

An utterly charming comic yarn about a retired crank of a senior citizen (Shinjiro Igarashi) who becomes the unlikely savior of a group of muddled computer technicians tasked with creating a humanoid robot for an upcoming electronics expo. When their design fails, they recruit Igarashi – despite his age, he fits the existing metal robot frame – but when he instinctively saves a young brainiac from being brained by a falling beam, the faux cyborg becomes an unlikely national hero, and the charade must be sustained indefinitely for (paid) public appearances.

Fantasia Day 13 (Tuesday, July 31)


This was one of those days where it was less about extracurricular treats and all about the movies (although we were treated to a visit from Errors of the Human Body’s director and star, Eron Sheehan and Michael Eklund, respectively).