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GATSU
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It's a shame TMS changed the opening to CoC.
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fighterholic
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Hmm, Elemental Gelade, sounds interesting.
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penguintruth
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Hmm, they re-released Castle of Cagliostro, huh? Unlike with Patlabor movies and Bubblegum Crisis, I think I'll stick with the original DVD. Anyway, while CoC is a beautiful anime movie, it's one of the weaker Lupin III movies, in my opinion. Why? Because Lupin doesn't act like Lupin usually does. He's too sugar-coated. Lupin is supposed to be a lecherous near-rapist with no qualms about killing his enemies if he has to, especially in the manga (where the naked bodies and the dead bodies stack up pretty high at times). Monkey Punch's Lupin III is not in CoC, that's for sure.
Also, about the thirteenth Dragon Ball Z movie: I think that they weren't really explaining where Trunks got his sword, but that now the Trunks of this timeline had a sword similar to the one Future Trunks did, so timelines can be somewhat the same. It couldn't very well be the same sword, since technically Future Trunks comes from an alternate universe, and not from the same timeline as the show. But with the plotholes of the movies, I wouldn't be surprised if they actually forgot that. |
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shirokiryuu
Posts: 714 Location: Northern California (SF Bay Area) |
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I've heard that too.  I haven't seen this movie or any Lupin III movies, but this is Hayao Miyazaki here, what do you expect?
About how to handle remarks about anime sounds like a good way to defend your hobby, but i don't think it would work for everyone. Saying something like that wouldn't really match my personality and people would find it awfully strange. If i tried saying that i would look like a bad actress. However if some of my friends said that, it would fit perfectly. |
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Zalis116
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And yes, FMwS probably will make anyone without a heart of stone cry, though maybe not so much in the episodes currently available on DVD.
But hey, Sky Pirates, grappling hooks, and Cisqua's antics are worth watching, so I'll be watching EG with that friend as he collects the DVDs. Besides, only in anime, and particularly in anime like this, will you hear the line, "What was the deal with those ninjas on the pirate ship?" Last edited by Zalis116 on Mon Aug 28, 2006 6:40 am; edited 1 time in total |
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aluria
 Posts: 367 Location: New Westminster, B.C., Canada |
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I acutally just bought the Chance Pop Session box set a week ago at Anime Evolution. I had seen the first episode through Newtype and decided to just go for it. I'm glad I bought it. Sure though random backdrop video thingys got annoying but the series was enjoyable none the less. Good music too.
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Richard J.
 Posts: 3367 Location: Sic Semper Tyrannis. |
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Make that 19! I thought it was a wonderfully warm and enjoyable series. Too short though. It felt rushed. The manga, however, I found disappointing. This review makes me think I should give Kamichu! a chance. Chance Pop Session sounds like a good series but the art style is making me feel angry for some reason. It repels. I'd like to add a comment on Kodocha. The episodes on these two volumes are pretty much stand-alones, but they tie up a lot of loose ends from earlier in the series. If you haven't picked them up yet run out and buy them! Buying the Babbit Box release is cheaper than buying the indivdual DVDs and you get a Babbit plushie too! He's small but cute! Geez, I'm a guy and I just said that. I am ashamed. 
*edited to correct a spelling error. Last edited by Richard J. on Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:53 am; edited 1 time in total |
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Deltakiral
 Posts: 3338 Location: Glendora, CA (Avatar Hei from Darker than BLACK) |
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I never had the chance to see the originally CoC but with this new version I am quite excitied to see this title.....I wonder if Netflix is going to pick up this new "Special Edition" since the regular edition isn't available on Netflix anymore. Till next time, Delta Kiral |
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GATSU
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Delta:
Then you should buy the old dvd first, because this is no longer the "original" film. |
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Someone_II
 Posts: 167 Location: Right behind you, watching you as you type... |
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I feel stupid asking this but what's the difference? |
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Deltakiral
Posts: 3338 Location: Glendora, CA (Avatar Hei from Darker than BLACK) |
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How different are we talking here? Are the differences the sames as the Director version of Samurai (Trust & Betrayal) and the regular release? I had originally hope to see CoC (original) some time ago but suddenly it was removed from Queue (on Netflix) and then placed into Saved.....meaning that it's not available anymore......I wonder if my local Blockbuster still has it, damn I haven't been to a B&M rental place in quite sometime... Till next time, Delta Kiral |
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Steventheeunuch
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The opening credit sequence has been changed. Originally it retained japanese credits and was animated, however now it's still shots with English-language credits of the Japanese staff. Apparently this is because TMS provided manga Ent with an Anamorphic master, and wanted their team to be represented that way.
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joel_s95387
Posts: 1804 Location: California... The Village Hidden In The Porn |
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Was that the only difference? Pretty stupid reason to not pick it up if that was. I was actually looking forward to this release wince I hear it is a "classic". I love Lupin anime since I saw it on [as] and look forward to purchasing the movie boxes in a couple of months. I also remember references that were made towards it like on FLCL when the dad was acting like Lupin and changed jackets because it was the CoC version. I think it's cool how depending on the director, Lupin gets a different color coat... Are there more than 2 directors? If so, how many colors? |
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GATSU
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joel:
Imagine if the openings for Nausicaa and Laputa were reduced to a series of stills. Anyway, I'm keeping the old disc. If I had known the Streamline dvd was the only way to see Mamo uncut, I would have bought that too.
There are a variety of them, actually. The directors for Black Jack and Excel Saga have directed some of the movies. |
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cyrax777
 Posts: 1825 Location: the desert |
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