Forum - View topicNEWS: Satoshi Kon Documentary Streams in U.S. for 7 Days
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-Matthew-
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Greatest man in anime industry of all time! So tragic death...
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Triltaison
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That is seriously awesome that the Smithsonian is helping to put it out there. I'll absolutely give this a watch.
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blooperboy
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If you want to watch it when it comes out, THIS is the website to go to.
They're not only showing the documentary, but also Millenium Actress, Perfect Blue, Tokyo Godfathers, and Paprika. All free. |
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animefan1238
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Kon wasn't just a anime director, he was a film maker. Miyazaki is as well but Kon showed anime films aren't just for kids and parents. They can have mature themes and suspenseful just as live action films. Plus his use of imagery and color is amazing. He's still missed by all anime fans and we are left to ponder what else he could have given us.
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-Matthew-
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Greatest man in anime and manga industry!
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Kakegurui
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He was Able to create so many classic anime in such a short amount of time. He’s a legend.
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MFrontier
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I'd love to check it out!
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xxmsxx
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I have seen this at our local film festival. I already knew a lot of the stuff they talked about but it was still worthwhile to watch it.
He was too young. |
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