Rating: R
Genre: Science Fiction
Theatrical Release: 09/01/2001(Japan),
Release Date: 06/24/2003
SubTitles: English/French
Dubbed: English/Japanese/French
Sound: DD5.1
Run Time: 114 Minutes
Flags: Violence, Not For Children, Watch With Your Teen
Distributor/Studio: Columbia TriStar

The popular animé series Cowboy Bebop gets its own feature-length film with the aptly named Cowboy Bebop: The Movie. Set in the late 21st century, it jumps into the series' story line just prior to its conclusion, with the bounty hunting crew of the interstellar craft Bebop chasing a hacker aboard a tanker into a major city on Mars. As crew member Faye Valentine closes in on the tanker, she witnesses its catastrophic explosion, which soon appears to be a viral terrorist attack as the death toll continues to mount in the days following. Furthermore, Faye caught a glimpse of the person responsible for the blast and is thus the only surviving witness of the crime. After the government puts out a large bounty for the perpetrator's capture, the Bebop gang -- slacker Spike Spiegel, former policeman Jet Black, and hacker girl genius Edward -- begin their own hunt for the mass murderer, who is eventually revealed to be one Vincent Volaju. Vincent, it turns out, was the lone survivor of a governmental medical test and now seeks revenge by unleashing the same microscopic robotic virus used in the tanker explosion on the unsuspecting city. The Bebop crew must scramble to prevent Vincent from carrying out his plan, as well as try to locate an anti-virus to counterattack the effects of Vincent's virus. Released in both dubbed and subtitled cuts in the United States in 2003, Cowboy Bebop - The Movie premiered in Japan in 2001.

~ Ryan Shriver, All Movie Guide

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  Logan from vancouver wa
Good times
This movie lives up to the show,and if you never seen the show before,this will turn you on to it.Trust me and pick this one up

Cast:
David Lucas - Spike Spiegel
Beau Billingslea - Jet Black
Wendee Lee - Faye Valentine
Jennifer Hale - Electra Ovilo
Nicholas Guest - Rasheed
Daran Norris - Vincent Volaju

Production:
Shinichiro Watanabe Yoshiyuki Takei - Director
Haruyo Kanesaku Masahiko Minami Minoru Takanashi Masuo Ueda - Producer
Shuichi Kakesu - Editor
Keiko Nobumoto Marc Handler - Screen Writer
Shiho Takeuchi - Set Designer
Toshihiro Kawamoto - Animation Director
Atsushi Morikawa - Art Director
Toshihiro Kawamoto - Character Design
Yoichi Ogami - Cinematographer
Takayuki Yoshii - Executive Producer
Seatbelts - Featured Music
Kimitoshi Yamane - Mechanical Design
Hajime Yatate - Screen Story
Yoko Kanno - Songwriter
Katsuyoshi Kobayashi - Sound Director
Ryohei Tsunoda - Executive Producer

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