Galexia
07-20-2009, 11:11 AM
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Review by Lori Lancaster (http://www.mania.com/case-closed-season-3-collection_article_86951.html)
Mania Grade: B
Audio Rating: B
Video Rating: B
Packaging Rating: B
Menus Rating: B+
Extras Rating: C-
Age Rating: TV-PG
Region: 1 - North America
Released By: FUNimation
MSRP: 49.98
Running time: 600
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Disc Resolution: 480i/p (Mixed/Unknown)
Disc Encoding: MPEG-2
Series: Case Closed (Detective Conan)
In Summary:
When dreams are shattered and tampered with, normal people turn towards drastic measures. The third season of this detective series saw several imaginative scenarios of what humans are capable of when they feel that they are against the wall. Conan also gained an impressive foe in the form of the "Phantom Thief." There was frightfully little in the terms of plot progression. Despite that, "Case Closed" continues to draw the viewer into the world of kid detective Conan Edogawa. For those who like detective shows or mystery shows in general, this is a neat series to get into. However if you'd like to have something with a definitive end within 100 episodes or less, steer clear. This is more of a mystery show that has Jimmy potentially returning to normal as a bonus instead of a focus. As with the previous two seasons, this one still managed to include quite a bit of action into almost every episode.
Review by Lori Lancaster (http://www.mania.com/case-closed-season-3-collection_article_86951.html)
Mania Grade: B
Audio Rating: B
Video Rating: B
Packaging Rating: B
Menus Rating: B+
Extras Rating: C-
Age Rating: TV-PG
Region: 1 - North America
Released By: FUNimation
MSRP: 49.98
Running time: 600
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Disc Resolution: 480i/p (Mixed/Unknown)
Disc Encoding: MPEG-2
Series: Case Closed (Detective Conan)
In Summary:
When dreams are shattered and tampered with, normal people turn towards drastic measures. The third season of this detective series saw several imaginative scenarios of what humans are capable of when they feel that they are against the wall. Conan also gained an impressive foe in the form of the "Phantom Thief." There was frightfully little in the terms of plot progression. Despite that, "Case Closed" continues to draw the viewer into the world of kid detective Conan Edogawa. For those who like detective shows or mystery shows in general, this is a neat series to get into. However if you'd like to have something with a definitive end within 100 episodes or less, steer clear. This is more of a mystery show that has Jimmy potentially returning to normal as a bonus instead of a focus. As with the previous two seasons, this one still managed to include quite a bit of action into almost every episode.