Cowboy Bebop: The Movie
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Alternative title:
Cazadores de Recompensas (Spanish)
Cazadores De Recompensas: Cowboy Bebop (Spanish)
Cowboy Bebop - Il Film (Italian)
Cowboy Bebop, le film (French)
Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Cowboy Bebop: La película (Spanish)
Cowboy Bebop: O Filme (Portuguese)
Cowboy Bebop: Pukając do nieba bram (Polish)
Cowboy Bebop: Tengoku no Tobira (Japanese)
Esquadrão Be-Bop (Portuguese)
Kowboj Bebop (Polish)
Ковбой Бибоп: Достучаться до небес (Russian)
カウボーイビバップ 天国の扉 (Japanese)
天國之扉 (Chinese (Taiwan))
카우보이 비밥 천국의 문 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
As the Cowboy Bebop crew travels the stars, they learn of the largest bounty yet, a huge 300 million oolongs. Apparently, someone is wielding a hugely powerful chemical weapon, and of course the authorities are at a loss to stop it. The war to take down the most dangerous criminal yet forces the crew to face a true madman, with bare hope to succeed.
User Ratings:
5948 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
120 minutes
Vintage:
2001
2006-05-06 (IFC Canada)
Premiere date:
2001-09-01 (Japan)
2002-08-11 (USA - American Cinematheque's Festival)
2002-08-30 (USA)
2002-10-11 (Spain - Sitges Film Festival)
2002-11-07 (Canada - Waterloo Festival for Animated Cinema)
2002-11-16 (Norway - Oslo International Film Festival)
2003-03-06 (Australia)
2003-04-04 (USA - limited release)
2003-05-23 (Italy)
2003-06-27 (UK)
2003-07-01 (Argentina)
2003-07-17 (New Zealand - Auckland International Film Festival)
2003-08-16 (Germany - Hamburg Fantasy Filmfest)
2003-09-12 (Brazil)
2003-09-24 (Belgium)
2003-10-01 (Denmark)
2003-10-01 (France)
2005-09-03 (USA - Cartoon Network Adult Swim)
2006-06-29 (Cartoon Network Latin America)
2007-04-28 (Finland - Nelonen)
2008-01-20 (Philippines, GMA Network's Sunday Night Box Office)
Release dates: We have 3
Opening Theme:
"Ask DNA" by The Seatbelts featuring Raju Ramayya
Ending Theme:
"Gotta Knock a Little Harder" by The Seatbelts featuring Mai Yamane
Insert song:
"Cosmic Dare" by The Seatbelts featuring Reynada Hill
"Diggin'" by The Seatbelts featuring Steve Conte
"Is It Real?" by The Seatbelts featuring Scott Matthew
"No Money" by Hassan Bohmide
Official website:
カウボーイビバップ『天国の扉』 | BONES (Japanese)
Trivia: We have 21
Comment:
The name for the North American release was changed in order to avoid intellectual rights infringements issues in relation to Bob Dylan's "Knocking On Heavens Door."
Review:
Cowboy Bebop, the Movie (Feb 4, 2002)
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| Blu-Ray (Region A) |
| Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (Blu-Ray) 2011-06-28 (from $7.88) |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| Cowboy Bebop: The Movie / American Pop (DVD) 2012-05-22 (from $5.99) |
| Cowboy Bebop: The Movie / Metropolis (DVD) 2003-06-24 |
| Cowboy Bebop: The Movie [Special Edition] (DVD) 2003-06-24 |
| Cowboy Bebop: The Movie [Special Edition] (DVD) 2010-12-07 (from $8.99) |
| Kaena: The Prophecy / Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (DVD) 2004-09-07 |
| Metropolis / Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (DVD) 2005-07-26 |
| Universal Media Disc |
| Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (UMD) 2005-07-26 (from $11.99) |
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Screenplay: Keiko Nobumoto
Storyboard:
Hiroyuki Okiura (OP) Masami Goto (Action Scene) Shinichiro Watanabe Takahiro Komori Tensai Okamura (Western Scene) Toshihiro Kawamoto Yasuhiro Irie Yutaka Izubuchi (Action Scene) Yutaka Nakamura (Action Scene)
Music: Yoko Kanno
Original creator: Hajime Yatate
Character Design: Toshihiro Kawamoto
Art Director: Atsushi Morikawa
Animation Director: Toshihiro Kawamoto
Mechanical design: Kimitoshi Yamane
Sound Director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi
Co-Director: Yoshiyuki Takei
Director of Photography: Youichi Oogami
Action Animation Director: Yutaka Nakamura
Animation Director Support:
Akitoshi Yokoyama Atsushi Hasebe Masahiro Ando Norimitsu Suzuki Tadaaki Miyata Takeaki Bunno Tensai Okamura
Assistant Animation Director:
Hiroshi Osaka Kenichi Yoshida Takashi Tomioka Takeshi Itou Tsunenori Saito Yoshiyuki Ito
Color design: Shihoko Nakayama
Display Design: Yoshinori Sayama
Editing: Shuichi Kakesu
Key Animation:
Akitoshi Yokoyama Atsushi Hasebe Eiji Komatsu Haruo Sotozaki Hideki Takahashi Hiromitsu Morishita Hiroshi Takeuchi Hirotoshi Sano Hiroyuki Kanbe Hiroyuki Okiura (OP) Hisashi Saito Ichiro Itano Isamu Imakake Keisuke Masunaga Ken Ootsuka Kenichi Yoshida Kouichi Arai Masahiro Ando Masahiro Emoto Masami Goto Masayuki Sato Mitsuo Iso Norimitsu Suzuki Ryota Itoh Shiho Takeuchi Shukou Murase Tadaaki Miyata Takaaki Fukuyo Takao Abo Takashi Tomioka Takeshi Itou Tatsufumi Tamagawa Tensai Okamura Tetsuichi Yamagishi Tetsuya Nishio (OP) Tomoki Mizuno Toshiyuki Kono Toshiyuki Tsuru Tsunenori Saito Yasushi Muraki Yoshihiko Umakoshi Yoshiyuki Ito
Mechanical animation Director: Masami Goto
Music Director: Yukako Inoue
Music Engineer: Masashi Yabuhara
Music Publicity: Masao Itou
Set Design: Shiho Takeuchi
Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi
Theme Song Performance:
Hassan Bohmide ("No Money") Mai Yamane ("Gotta Knock a Little Harder") Raju Ramayya ("Ask DNA") Reynada Hill ("Cosmic Dare") Scott Matthew ("Is It Real?") Steve Conte ("Diggin'") |
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Animation Production: BONES
Distributor: Sony Pictures
Dubbing Studio: Tokyo TV Center
In-Between Animation:
ACCEL Anime House Anime Roman Anime Torotoro Anime World Osaka Bee Train Beijing Xie Le Art Co., Ltd. C&S DOGA Productions Dr. Movie GAINAX ingresA JEM Last House Marsa Inc Radical Party Radix Sonsan Kikaku Studio Add Studio Cockpit Studio DEEN Studio Fantasia Studio Kuma Studio Line Studio Takuranke Studio Wombat Synergy Japan TASK TNK Xebec
Laboratory: Tokyo Laboratory
Music Production: Victor Entertainment
Paint: M I
Photography: Anime Film
Recording Facility: APU Studio
Sound Production: Audio Planning U
special effects: Marix
Titles: Maki Production
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ADR Director: Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
Translation: Rika Takahashi
ADR Script: Marc Handler
ADR Engineer: Michael S. Miller
ADR Recording: James L. Nolan
Casting Director: Kevin Seymour (uncredited)
Production Coordination: Osamu Maseba
Re-Recording Mixing: Steve Ticknor
Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III
Sound Supervision: Les Claypool III
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Licensed by: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Post Production: Sony Pictures Studios
Recording Facility: POP Sound
Translation: ZRO Limit Productions
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Broadcaster:
Canal + Ciné Cinema Famiz (from February 2009) Orange Ciné Choc (from February 2011) TPS Cineculte (from June 2006) TPS Cinefamily (from October 2006)
Dubbing: Dubbing Brothers (Belgium)
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Dubbing Director: Jose Luis Angulo (Spain dub)
ADR Recording: Antonio Esquivel (Spain dub)
Room Technician: Alberto Ginés (Spain dub)
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Broadcaster:
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Distributor: Columbia/Tristar Home Entertaiment |
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Dubbing: Lapat-Tinig (TV5)
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Broadcaster: Hyper
Distributor: Imperial CinePix
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Dubbing Director: Miriam Fischer |
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Broadcaster:
Canal MAX (subtituled) Cartoon Network L.A. Cinemax Latin America (Subtitled version) HBO Latin America
Dubbing Studio: Cinevídeo
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Licensed by: Deltamac Co., Ltd. |
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