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Kicksville
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Admittedly skimming the review here since I'm looking forward to seeing it in January, but it's quite exciting to see the positive buzz for this one. When Broly was announced for this, I was reminded of the by-now old story of how the apparent original Battle of Gods concept sounded a lot like one of the old half length candy movies from the 90's (with Beerus being an evil bad bad guy, "Virus") - and just how different it ended up once Toriyama took it from there (mistaking "Virus" for "Beer", ha!) So basically, "Toriyama actually writes Broly this time" sounded like quite the interesting proposition, and I'm glad to hear it seems he delivers.
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GhostD
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Having seen the movie myself I can say it was a fun ride and it lived up to the hype.
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professorwho
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But is this the smartest anime in years like SAO? That’s the true question...
(It’s a reference. Hopefully someone gets it. And I mean no offense.) |
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Zeino
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I expected it would serve as lead-in to another Dragon Ball TV series that will most likely come for the 30th anniversary of the DBZ anime but relived that stands up well on it own merits. And also vindicated that Broly actually is an interesting character now like I predicted Toriyama would remold him into being. (Of course, I'm sure a certain penguin of clockwork prejudices will still complain that this movie sucks nevertheless.) Can't wait to see it myself in another few weeks.
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luffypirate
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I loved it. Very cool ending.
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Richard Eisenbeis
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Regrettably, Dragon Ball Super: Broly, was not the smartest anime I've seen in years. ...it was pretty darn entertaining, though. |
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BlueAlf
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Wow, a Dragon Ball installment actually getting an A grade from ANN for story? This is surprising!
(Wow. Is this the real Richard Eisenbeis?) |
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Richard Eisenbeis
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(Yup, I decided I should probably stop lurking and start commenting. Been meaning to get around to it for a while.) |
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crosswithyou
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I believe the movie premiered in Japan on the 14th, not the 15th.
Watched the advanced screening of this movie at Budoukan last month and it had been many, many years since I watched anything Dragon Ball-related. I've seen visuals of the blue and red hair colors but I have no idea what "form" of Super Saiyan those are. ^^;; I applaud Shimada Bin for his portrayal of Broly. He and Nozawa, wow... Their throats must be made of steel. Frieza's intended wish for the dragon balls made me laugh. I can totally relate, LoL. |
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Richard Eisenbeis
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Yeah, Frieza and Bulma were really fighting it out for the "Most Trivial Use of the Dragon Balls Award." |
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BadNewsBlues
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Now I'm curious. |
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Romuska
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I just wish that Toei wasn't releasing this in theaters dub-only. If they had subbed it first they would have gotten that simultaneous release they wanted.
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harminia
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His wish was so great. The dramatic music and camera angles throughout that scene as if it was really important were hilarious. I haven't seen the whole film yet but what I have was good. Broly is an interesting character, and his budding friendship with Chilai and the old dude who's name I forgot seemed pretty sweet |
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gridsleep
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Do these people know that 'broly' (or, rather, brolly) is an English euphemism for umbrella? Add it to the list of other Japanese nonsense names like Celica, Sentra, and Camry.
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revolutionotaku
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I've seen Broly in the theater in Tokyo on the first screening on its opening day.
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