‘Ghost in the Shell’ (the good one) arrives in 4K on September 8th

Just in time for its 25th anniversary, Ghost in the Shell is getting a 4K Ultra HD rerelease. On September 8th, you’ll be able to buy Mamoru Oshii’s landmark film in a beautiful collection that will let you watch the 1995 feature across multiple form...

What’s on TV this week: ‘Beastie Boys Story’ and ‘Ghost in the Shell’

This week the NFL Draft is upon us, even if it’s a mostly phoned-in affair. Apple TV+ will start streaming its highly-anticipated Beastie Boys documentary, and it’s finally time to judge Netflix’s Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex_2045 anime se...

Netflix’s CG ‘Ghost in the Shell’ series premieres April 23rd

Netflix just gave anime fans a date to mark on their calendar -- at least, if they don't mind a shift away from traditional animation. Netflix has posted a final trailer for Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 that narrows its release to April 23rd. The c...

Watch the first full trailer for Netflix’s divisive ‘Ghost in the Shell’ series

Netflix has unveiled a new trailer for its 3DCG anime series Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 and announced that it will arrive in April of 2020. The video reveals that the entire original cast from the Ghost in the Shell SAC series, including Atsushi Na...

We’re not getting Luke Skywalker’s prosthetics any time soon

In 1937, robot hobbyist "Bill" Griffith P. Taylor of Toronto invented the world's first industrial robot. It was a crude machine, dubbed the Robot Gargantua by its creator. The crane-like device was powered by a single electric motor and controlled v...

We’re not getting Luke Skywalker’s prosthetics any time soon

In 1937, robot hobbyist "Bill" Griffith P. Taylor of Toronto invented the world's first industrial robot. It was a crude machine, dubbed the Robot Gargantua by its creator. The crane-like device was powered by a single electric motor and controlled v...

Adam Savage Ogles Ghost in the Shell’s Incredible Robot Skeleton

Adam Savage might not be on Mythbusters anymore, but you can still watch him on YouTube on Tested. On the latest episode of the series, Savage goes to practical effects shop Weta Workshop to check out the skeleton suit they made for the new Ghost in the Shell movie.

I honestly figured that the Major’s robot skeleton was done in CGI, but there’s a real prop version too, and it is awesome. It’s made from a mix of more than 300 interconnected, 3D-printed, laser-cut, and hand modeled components. Apparently, there’s a ballistic gel “skin” that can be layered over it as well, but we haven’t seen that yet.

Savage and Weta Workshop tech Jared Healy go through all of the ins and outs of the skeleton in the video below:

And if you didn’t watch them already, check out Adam’s videos of Ghost in the Shell’s thermoptic suit and some of the films other awesome props:

I saw the preview for the film before Logan and John Wick 2 and it looks pretty interesting. Sure, it’s taking lots of flack from fans of the anime it is based on, but it is hard to argue with a movie that puts Scarlett Johansson in a skin tight bodysuit.

Latest Ghost in the Shell Trailer Will Make You Want to See It Now

Yesterday, the wife and I went and watched John Wick Chapter 2, and it was awesome. In fact, I liked it even better than the original movie. I’m totally stoked for Chapter 3, and hope we can turn Wick into a franchise like James Bond because Wick > Bond if you ask me. I digress a bit. Before Wick kicked off we saw a trailer for the new live-action Ghost in the Shell, and this movie looks awesome.

With Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman) behind the camera, the movie looks great, and I hope that the cyborg cop story lives up to the visuals. It doesn’t hurt that Scarlett is smoking hot in that skintight bodysuit.

If you haven’t seen the new trailer, check it out above. It’s very much worth watching.

[via Kotaku]