“Assault Girls” is a 2009 Japanese science fiction film directed by Mamoru Oshii. The film is set in a post-apocalyptic world where a virtual reality called “Avalon” exists where humans fight monstrous creatures. The film follows three women known as “Assault Girls” in their attempt to defeat the ultimate boss of the game.
One of the craziest concepts of the film is the idea that virtual reality can actually be visited by players and that there are real consequences if you die in the game. The game environment is a dangerous world full of scary creatures that players must fight in order to progress.
The most striking scenes in the film are the epic battles against the monsters and the fight against the final boss.
Another crazy concept in the film is the idea that the Assault Girls are not allowed to have men on their team. The film also plays with different concepts of reality and virtuality as the boundaries between the virtual world and the real world keep blurring.
In summary, “Assault Girls” is a visually impressive film with many crazy ideas and epic battles. The plot can be a bit confusing in places, but the action and visual effects make it an entertaining film for fans of science fiction and fantasy.
