Again, please don't be too put off by my harshness. I say this because clearly, I could see that the animated film was well-made (by anime standards, I suppose). There's some swift action and pretty heavy gore. The filmmakers did put together a story that tried working some creative angles (however, the whole thing was pretty tough to follow, which may have been due to the translation barrier).
I just don't get why most plot lines of these anime flicks have to be so damn complicated and convoluted. I honestly couldn't tell who the main character was because, first of all, there were so many, and second, there were these flashbacks or flashforwards with people from both times sort of crossing paths, uh... Shit, now my brain hurts. I'm not sure where I was going with the previous sentence anymore. Maybe you can decipher it. If so, then maybe ICE won't be as tough to digest for you as it was for me.
Also, maybe I've just been spoiled by the incredibly vivid animation I'm used to seeing nowadays on the big screen, but for an animated flick that didn't come out too long ago, the animation seemed very old. Maybe that is just the type of look that the makers of Japanese anime always go for, but I didn't care for it. The colors seemed too dull to fully accentuate the type of action that took place during the running time. In other words, ICE wasn't that cool.
Audio Japanese dolby digital with English subtitles.
A featurette called Ice Goes Global.
A Music Video by some group called AKB48.
Finally, the film's Trailers.