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Actors: Rhiana Griffith - Vin Diesel. Director: Peter Chung. Format: DVD. Format Size: Widescreen. Runtime: 35 Mins. Language: English. Subtitle: Spanish Subtitles. Region code: Region 1 (United States Canada Bermuda U.S. territories). Discs: 1. Rating: Unrated. Genre: Animation. Subgenre: Action. Release Year: 2004.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Bridge Between Pitch Black & Riddick, July 2 2004

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Fallensbane "~Fallensbane" (Franklin, MA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury (DVD)

This animated feature is done by the Animtaor of AEON FLUX (Peter Cheung). It has an extremely dark style which fits in well with Pitch Black, and the recently released Chronicles of Riddick. Great music and good voice overs make this a fun filler between Pitch Black & Riddick. It's also nice to see how the charcters were split up for the begining of Riddick.

Someone mentioned in a review previously that Harry Potter Killed Riddick in box office. Well of course it did. But that's not cause Riddick was a bad film. It's because it was Harry Potter for gods sakes!

I suggest picking this dvd up for 9.95 it's a good buy, and also see Riddick in theaters or when its released on DVD & VHS.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Something to Wet the Appetite, July 16 2004

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This review is from: Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury (DVD)

I have seen both Pitch Black and the Chronicles of Riddick, so Dark Fury was another welcomed visit to a complex and quite fascinating universe. The story begins right where Pitch Black leaves off. Riddick and the two survivors from the first movie Jack and Imam are thrust into another "Dangerous Situation."

Peter Chung did an excellent job for such a short anime film. Dark Fury does an excellent job filling in some gaps between the two feature films. THe animation is not excellent but neither horrid but the world is simply fascinating. All Sci-Fi fans should get a hold of this and check it out. Riddick does not disappoint.

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3.0 out of 5 stars interesting, July 5 2004

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Well I would have to say it was interesting. Of course I'm not going to watch the movie. I just had to buy this dvd simply because I enjoy animated Sci-Fi. I'm still hunting for a Star Trek cartoon dvd release. But anyway, the graphics are great for a 35 episode. It has a very adult feel to the story. There are small blood scenes. This biggest thing I've noticed about this short film is the guns and bullets. Well it is almost guaranteed that most Japanese animation has bullets flying across the screen. This adds more feel and illustration to pain. Most american animations elect to go with lazers. Even movies like Titan AE, GI-JOE, and Street Fighter (USA Network) use lasers. Horrid since shows like Street Fighter (Japanese anime) use bullets and show off holes through the walls etc...

But in this short film, they have great bullet sound effects and even blood in some scenes. It's a step up from the traditional american cartoons. Also the use of CGI was in pretty good taste. I do think CGI is better off left for movies rather than animation, but they did a pretty good job of keeping it looking like 2D animation.

Well for $11.00 I guess you can't complain. It's really short, so if I were you, I would think about if you own the Blue Sub No. 6 series. If you own the Bandai release of BS No. 6, then obviously this DVD wouldn't be an issue for you...

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4.0 out of 5 stars Got me interested in seeing the live action movie,,
If you have seen "Aeon Flux" or "Reign" then you are familiar with the style of animation of Peter Chung. It goes well with this material. Read more

Published on July 5 2004 by H. A Huffman

5.0 out of 5 stars Dark Fury
I have been a Riddick fan ever since Pitch Black. This cartoon was great! It's the perfect filler in between movies. I do hope they continue the series. Read more

Published on July 1 2004 by Guillermo Guillen