““超常兵器“クライムバトル!!”
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2014年、機械嫌いの高校生・夏目アキラは自分を変えたいと思い一歩を踏み出す。が、トラックに轢かれる──。 そして2030年東京港湾部、未知の兵器『EX-ARM』取引現場に潜入した警察・上園美波とアンドロイド・アルマのコンビを『EX-ARM』No.08を装備した敵が襲う。彼女たちは起死回生を賭け、敵から奪った『EX-ARM』No.00を起動させるが…!?
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““超常兵器“クライムバトル!!”
2014年、機械嫌いの高校生・夏目アキラは自分を変えたいと思い一歩を踏み出す。が、トラックに轢かれる──。 そして2030年東京港湾部、未知の兵器『EX-ARM』取引現場に潜入した警察・上園美波とアンドロイド・アルマのコンビを『EX-ARM』No.08を装備した敵が襲う。彼女たちは起死回生を賭け、敵から奪った『EX-ARM』No.00を起動させるが…!?
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Maybe not the strongest of vehicles for Alan Ladd, this one. He is serving with the Canadian contingent of the British Army's paratroop regiment and doesn't care much for promotion or authority - he just wants to get the job done. His boss, though "Maj. Snow" (Leo Genn) reckons there is more too it, and after a bit of investigation he discovers that "Canada" has a recently tragic past. A decent cast of British stalwarts try to get the thing going, but the first half hour or so is all just way to slow. A few spats with Stanley Baker's "Breton" tell us most of what we need to now about "Canada" pretty quickly, so we could move on far more sprightly than we do, into the field where, to be fair, it ends quite well as they cleverly fight their way through a minefield. It's watchable, OK - Genn and Ladd do just about enough, but it is pretty forgettable fayre.
