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Amazon.co.uk Review Although these three shorts were made to be shown together, they have little in common besides lavish production values. In "Magnetic Rose," a two-bit salvage rig answers an SOS in deep space from the palatial ship of a former opera diva. Koji Morimoto (Fly Peek!) blends shimmering visuals and snatches of Puccini, turning the derelict vessel into a lovely, fatal siren's song. Nerdy researcher Nobuo Tanaka takes an experimental drug and begins emitting a murderous gas in Tensai Okamura's (Kikaider) "Stink Bomb." Too silly to be scary, but too grim to be funny, it's the weakest entry. In "Cannon Fodder," Katsuhiro Otomo (Akira) uses long tracking shots and an acid palette of khaki greens and faded reds to depict a militarized civilization where gargantuan machines dominate vapid little people. This brief but timely vision of the insanity of war suggests a mixture of 19th century Prussia and World War II Japan. (Rated PG-13: profanity, violence, tobacco and alcohol use) --Charles Solomon, Amazon.com Product Description Three stories by anime master Katsuhiro Otomo. 'Magnetic Rose', based on a manga short, tells the tale of two space travellers who get drawn into a woman's world of memories following a distress signal. 'Stink Bomb', directed by Tensau Okamura, follows a young chemist whose experiment has changed him into a biological weapon - set on an unstoppable course for Tokyo. 'Cannon Fodder' portrays a day in a city on which cannons are continuously fired at an unknown enemy.