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Forum - View topicNEWS: MIT Professors Write, Direct Anime-Themed Play
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minakichan
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I'm going! I'm a little skeptical, and... what the heck is "live-action anime?" I'm sure it will be interesting though. (Oh crud, it's today, isn't it.)
.....an MIT professor watches fansubs  ;;;
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Cold-NiTe
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Woohoo, my fansub based guilt complex just got rounded down to 0! |
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The Xenos
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A certain professor used to subject his students to LSD. Just because a professor does it, doesn't make it right.
I haven't been to MIT's anime club in eons. Yet I'm morbidly curious about this. Personally, I got a feeling it's going to be a rather goofy stage play. You really can't do cyberpunk action with a college stage budget. There's a reason why these things get animated. You know, why anime means animation and not live action. Actually, I'd rather see Battle Angel Alita: The Musical. C'mon, Desty Nova's flan song alone... |
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tasogarenootome
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If he's who I think he is, this professor came to my university a few years ago and did a presentation on the fansub community and Samurai Champloo.
I'm interested to hear how it turns out. |
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minakichan
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That is definitely true; just because someone is a professional does not mean they are automatically making right decisions. Just like presidents of R1 anime companies! Oh, this event isn't exactly tied to MIT anime club though. |
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