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JAPANESE BUREAUCRATS IN SUITS TALKING ON THE PHONE AND LOOKING AT COMPUTER SCREENS AS THEY COWARDLILY FUCK UP AND/OR HEROICALLY SOLVE COMPLEX LOGISTICS PROBLEMS
Tongue-in-cheek but never campy, “Shin Ultraman” is an object lesson in how to reboot a superhero franchise for modern times. Cannily making its CGI resemble the aesthetic of Japanese monster movies from yesteryear, this all-new Ultraman adventure has been lovingly assembled to enthrall viewers with no prior knowledge and satisfy fans who’ve been cheering for the giant red-and-silver humanoid since he first saved Japan and the world in a 1966-67 children’s television series. The sixth-highest grossing Japanese feature of 2022, “Shin Ultraman” will fly into U.S. cinemas for an initial two-days-only release on January 11 and 12.