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Forum - View topicNEWS: Anime Limited Launches Mai Mai Miracle Kickstarter for U.S, U.K. Release
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Kikaioh
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Hmm, the kickstarter page seems to be down at the moment. Anywho, I think I remember seeing the trailer for this some years ago, and it still looks interesting. The character design feels very Ghibli/Masterpiece Theatre-ish, which isn't a bad thing, but maybe something more distinct would have been nice to see.
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njprogfan
 Collector Extraordinaire Posts: 1223 Location: A River Named Toms |
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A very pretty song. I too think it has a calming Ghibli feel to it. I don't know if I'd ever buy it, but it looks sweet.
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Cutiebunny
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The Kickstarter page is down for me as well.
I hope that the promotion offers some original sketches from staff at Madhouse. That would get me to contribute to the higher tiers. The mass produced prizes, like artbooks and such, don't do anything for me. |
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Chrno2
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Oooooh ooooh!!!! So someone is Kickstarting this??? Oh this is great. I had wondered if this would ever get released. Saw this years ago at the 2010 NYICFF when Summer Wars and Oblivion Island debuted. I really hope this gets funded.
It wasn't a perfect flick mainly because it's based off a novel. But it's got great animation. It's a sweet nostalgic story. Black Lagoon's director Sunao Katabuchi was involved. But it's a really nice little story. If you like a nice little slice of life story I definitely recommend this for anyone who didn't get a chance to see it. |
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SouthPacific
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Anime Limited just getting better and better by the minute. I really hope a dub tier isn't high on the list of possible funding goals, and that we rather recieve a load of physical extras
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GracieLizzy
 Posts: 551 Location: Sunderland, England, UK |
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I saw this when it was shown at the Tyneside Cinema, it was very sweet and charming. I would love to see it released on Bluray.
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DKL
 Posts: 1962 Location: California, USA |
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Oh god, I really want this. Will back as soon as the kickstarter page... comes back up?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/alltheanime/1966076526 (was unusually hard for me to get to the page) That said, I hope this eventually leads to someone bringing over Masayuki Kojima's movies at one point (Piano Forest, Tibetan Dog). |
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sniper_samurai
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The kickstarter hasn't begun yet, it is still in the approval process. Will back it when it goes up. |
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GracieLizzy
Posts: 551 Location: Sunderland, England, UK |
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According to posts on the Anime Ltd. Facebook page it looks as though they've jumped the gun a bit and put the Kickstarter links up too early, before they actually had Kickstarter approval. Oops.
EDIT: Damn it I was NINJA'ED |
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SpacemanHardy
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Throw in a stretch goal for an English dub and maybe I'll think about it.
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DKL
Posts: 1962 Location: California, USA |
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In any case, I am ready to hand over that money. |
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SouthPacific
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Dubs are cancer. The production period becomes ridiculously much longer & the price for the BD has to be bumped up. So in short; you'll have to wait longer & pay more. No. Just no. |
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publicenemy333
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^^production may have to be pushed up more, yes. For a kickstarter, the price doesnt go up (see Time of Eve)
If anything, Im willing to wait longer to get a good dub rather than get a rushed one. This seems interesting, depending on how things go Im may toss a pledge |
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SouthPacific
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Yeah, I just thought i'd mention the major problems with any dub, as for a good dub that's something that takes time, money, good direction & good voice actors. And lets be honest here, while there may be some voice talent (although nowhere near comparable to the Japanese) and some good directors, the money and time parts are just thrown out the window. It just feels like dubs that are being produced at the moment are produced simply because people will buy titles if they have dubs on-disc. It doesn't matter if it's good or bad, people will still buy it, so why should licensors put any effort & money into creating an awesome dub? |
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Blood-
Bargain Hunter Posts: 24153 |
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*yawn* More tedious anti-dubbing soapboxing from SouthPacific.
*sets watch* |
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