Gorillaz | Phase Two: Slowboat to Hades
Gorillaz | Phase Two: Slowboat to Hades

Gorillaz | Phase Two: Slowboat to Hades

2006Movie163 minEnglish

These award-winning videos and hi-tech performances to their inventive animated shorts, acceptance speeches and more can be accessed through the interactive menu, a brand new 3D DVD reconstruction of Gorillaz' online hangout Kong Studios. Viewers can wander through this decaying palace of sin and watch the breathtaking live performances in the cinema, visit the band's bedrooms, tour the corridors and find games, original animatics, cameos from some of the Demon Days guests and off-color jokes galore.

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IMDb7.5/10
Director: Jamie HewlettGenres: Animation, Music, Mockumentary

Plot Summary

This animated mockumentary chronicles the fictional band Gorillaz during their 'Phase Two' era. It delves into the aftermath of their previous adventures, focusing on the band members' individual struggles and collective misadventures. The film showcases their unique personalities and the bizarre world they inhabit, often with a darkly humorous and surreal tone.

Critical Reception

As a promotional piece for the Gorillaz's second album 'Demon Days', 'Slowboat to Hades' was generally well-received by fans for its continuation of the band's visual storytelling and unique aesthetic. Critics noted its effectiveness in expanding the Gorillaz universe and providing behind-the-scenes glimpses into the characters' fictional lives.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its distinctive animation style and dark humor.
  • Appreciated by fans for deepening the Gorillaz lore.
  • Seen as a successful expansion of the band's narrative universe.

Google audience: Audience reception, while not formally rated on Google, was largely positive among Gorillaz fans who enjoyed the continuation of the band's animated narrative and character development.

Fun Fact

The 'Slowboat to Hades' title is a reference to the mythical underworld and hints at the darker, more introspective themes explored in the Gorillaz's 'Demon Days' album, which this film supports.

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