Jun 26 2010
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MTV wanted to branch out in the 1990s and obtain away from music programming. In particular, they wanted to create tedious night programming for a young adult audience. The result was a collection of attractive shows collectively known as Liquid Television. Aeon Flux originally got its open as a series of gripping short films on Liquid T.V. in 1992. It was a clever mix of dialogue-less wall-to-wall action and an though-provoking science fiction premise that was current enough to spawn a ten-episode series in 1995.
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Chung has digitally remastered all of the episodes and they have never looked or sounded better. The colours are noteworthy more vibrant and the animation style more clearly defined with shadows fleshed out creating an even more cinematic vibe. What is so striking about Aeon Flux is that it refuses to appeal to the lowest approved denominator. It features very intricately plotted and complex stories and sneaks in all sorts of fantastical creations (including spider-like robots and deadly genetically engineered assassins with four arms), suggestive sexual references and the level of violence that you wouldn’t procure on regular television. Along with The Maxx and The Head, Aeon Flux was adventurous programming for the alternative nation. It was produced at a time when alternative culture was making serious inroads into the mainstream and it is doubtful that we will leer its likes again from MTV.
The first two discs feature several audio commentaries with creator Peter Chung and key creative crew members (including the impart of Aeon Flux herself, Denise Poirier) . However, most of them are humdrum as Chung is not the most eloquent or exciting speaker. He dominates most of the tracks so that everyone else has to fight to earn a word in edge-wise. While it is definite that he is trying to boom his intentions on these tracks they are punctuated with so many “Ums” and “Ahs” that it becomes very annoying to listen past the halfway brand.
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The actual extras arrive into play on the third disc which features the shiny pilot episode with optional commentary by Chung and music and sound designer Drew Neumann. We are presented with a world that is plagued with a deadly virus as Aeon fights her plan to an antidote.
“Aeon Flux Shorts” (again with optional commentary by Chung and Neumann) features Aeon on various missions all of which she dies. In some episodes she lasts to the raze in others, she is killed off at the beginning and this keeps the viewer constantly on edge anticipating how she is going to be killed.
“Investigation: The History of Aeon Flux” takes a notice at how this innovative series originated. Chung had been working on Rugrats and was approached by Liquid T.V. to do a Notice vs. Observe type interesting present. He had already been working on the pilot in a rough effect.
“The Deviant Devices of Aeon Flux” examines the various weapons and gadgets that she uses in the point to with narration provided by her.
“Production Art” is a collection of sketches, model sheets, storyboards and pencil tests of character designs, props, backgrounds and so on.
“Other Works by Peter Chung” features a promo he did for MTV Loaded, an ad for an Aeon Flux CD ROM and a chilly commercial for the Honda Coupe Mission.
Finally, there is a collection of “Liquid Television Shorts” that appeared on this expose in the `90s.
For those upset about the re-recorded dialogue, here’s an explanation from Aeon Flux creator Peter Chung:
‘There are places where we recorded modern dialogue; I brought benefit the writers who worked on the recent point to and we wnet over the scripts and tweaked the dialogue again, and in some cases brought it succor to what it originally was supposed to be because MTV had asked us to change it and the version that was on the air was actually something that did not contemplate our current intentions anyway. So I know that people who reflect themselves purists will say “why did you tamper with it? We want the modern version.” Well, the version that was on the indicate was not the current version, you know - that’s the version that MTV tampered with. So what you’re getting on the DVD is something that’s closer to what [we originally intended].’
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