laughed out loud when the first thing you see at the end of this (sometimes inspired, often aggravating) movie about the dehumanizing evils of corporate domination are the words "produced by David Ellison."
Directed by Brad Bird
A critically acclaimed, spectacular animated film.
In Metropia, a gigantic city in an alternate future as seen from 1939, private eye Raymond Gunn is drawn into a case involving aliens, murder and a multimedia star named Venus Nova.
Ray Gunn is showing in 1 cinema in London - next screening Saturday 17 October at 11:00 at BFI IMAX.
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laughed out loud when the first thing you see at the end of this (sometimes inspired, often aggravating) movie about the dehumanizing evils of corporate domination are the words "produced by David Ellison."
a silly neo-noir/sci-fi mashup that Brad Bird has obviously been working towards his entire career. brimming with so many reflections on the grimness of our world today - ai, the sharp decline in personal autonomy, the unchecked power of corporate elites. heart on sleeve type stuff, and although occasionally muddled with its parables, it’s a great time. Thoroughly enjoyed.
30 years in the making and brad bird didn’t miss
In an alternate future metropolis, a private investigator investigates a complex murder case involving aliens and a multimedia star.
Brad Bird directed Ray Gunn in 2026, marking a long-awaited return to animated feature films.
