Arion par Rei Ayanami

It was a fairly entertaining action movie recycling the greek myths pantheon. A personal drama against the end of the "gods" era.
On one hand, I found the animation decent but on the other hand, it seemed rather simple for a film (especially compared to the gorgeous movements of Venus Wars). Still, the drawings themselves were very good and the overall pictures were often quite well made.
The tempo was at times mishandled but I wouldn't say it was as bad as it sounds on this page. I was never lost, the movie making a point in showing you that the time passes in a few different ways. But for the adaptation of a short manga who was created by Yasuhiko only to justify his movie project (and be funded), it looked indeed a bit too compressed.
The music never stood out but it was efficient. I must say I was expecting more from Isaishi after hearing him on Venus Wars (his work there being interestingly different than his deliveries for Miyazaki).

Enjoyment: 4/5
Score: 6.5+/10 (rounded up because it looks crafted with care and isn't extremely very common)
No idea why Yasuhiko "disowned" it.

Mention spéciale à Kazé pour son édition DVD: traduction par moment douteuse, lignes de dialogues ignorées, et une vidéo telle que l'on pourrait croire que l'on regarde une VHS. Etrange quand on voit le niveau de soin des images du DVD fr. Venus wars qui n'a lui aussi reçu aucune édition DVD au Japon (refusé par le créateur).