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Alan Moore
Teen angst is truly universal, isn't it? The episode after that goes even further, pushing Renton into a deeper slump when he discovers that cool old guys aren't always all that cool. Confused about his world, confused about his goals, and confused about love—what these episodes lack in action, they make up for with serious character development. The only problem is that ending the disc on such a downer can feel unsatisfying for some.
When taking in the English soundtrack for Vampire Hunter D it is important to remember that it was created first. All the actors are well cast to their roles and do a good job of adding to the overall feeling presented. Being a self-contained story, Bloodlust doesn't really leave any room for character development. That actors' move in stride with this, allowing their characters to come to life as the story unfolds. The soundtrack and accompanying music do a spectacular job of fueling the emotional ride the viewers take while watching this movie. The only disappointment with the soundtrack is the fact that the Japanese soundtrack is not included for comparison. The reasons for the lack of that track are still a bit unclear, serving to disappoint the sub-fans of the market.
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