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Penguin_Factory
Posts: 732 Location: Ireland |
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I feel like I should be giving that last response a standing ovation of some sort.
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RAmmsoldat
Posts: 1261 Location: North wales coast |
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I loved Oofuri and bought the DVD's and when i was selling all my anime DVD's it was in the "DO NOT SELL" pile with berserk, kino and honey&clover.
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mgosdin
Posts: 1302 Location: Kissimmee, Florida, USA |
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So the dour Justin can smile after all, eh?
Yes, we do have it good - real good. I'm going to keep smiling too. Mark Gosdin |
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king 47
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That Pilot's love song question is from me, thanks Justin. Now I'm more optimistic.
I suppose I'll look into it when it comes out, I'll probably read the reviews. But that show was really bad in that regard. |
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Paiprince
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You didn't watch Wizard Barristers have you? Their second to last episode's lack of animation will leave you speechless. |
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Blanchimont
Posts: 3569 Location: Finland |
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I can't help to think that that's part of the reason the industry is trying to shove 'smart' devices down our throats. As they're to become obsolete so much more quickly. Ours is still a 32-inch SD(wide) CRT in our living room, well past its 10th birthday. For any high-def, we got the PCs. ...Still, it might probably be a good idea to actually get a HD TV at some point and build a proper htpc for it. But right now can't really say it's a priority. Especially as none of us tend to watch the same stuff. I just hope there will be 'dumb' monitors still available down the line, or at least ones where the 'smarts' can be switched off. TV is not a device I will ever connect to a network of any kind, other than just as a dumb output to a htpc connected to one... |
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Red Fox of Fire
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Now that's a quote to take from this! I've always said that the worst anime fans are the ones complaining about it and the fandom declining, when it's really just gotten bigger. |
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king 47
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There's one advantage to 4k that Justin clearly missed, and that 1080p tvs will go down in price once 4k floods the market. I agree that 4k is 3d all over again, but is likely here to stay. But I will need a new tv when I move to my new apartment, so 4k is good for me.
No, I haven't. Thanks for the warning. Now I'm curious, I'll see if I can find it on crunchyroll. |
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suprememoonempress
Posts: 91 Location: Georgia |
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It's funny my parents don't bet like anime but they'll show my neighbor Totoro multiple times to my younger siblings
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aoi yuuki fanboy
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...and Ryutaro Nakamura |
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Zalis116
Moderator
Posts: 6902 Location: Kazune City |
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Shiroi Hane
Encyclopedia Editor
Posts: 7584 Location: Wales |
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When FUNimation dubbed everything as a matter of course (i.e. before OniAi) there were definitely some titles they did so only out of habit or obligation - obvious package deals where they were presumably obligated to release a stinker in order to get a couple of top tier titles.
I think Mamotte Lollipop was one that looked wildly out of place in the company of the other titles released around that time for example. |
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phia_one
Posts: 1661 Location: Pennsylvania |
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I have an HD TV and a PS3 and I still buy DVDs. I do realize there's a difference, but it isn't significant enough for me to want to want to pay the extra money for Blu-ray.
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yuna49
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I puzzled over FUNimation's decision to release 26-episodes of Oh! Edo Rocket with dubs. When I watched it in fansubs, I thought was "too Japanese" to have a market in R1, so when it was released I wondered if it was part of some package deal with Madhouse or Universal. I hasten to add that it most certainly does not qualify as a "stinker." It remains one of my most favorite shows. |
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marie-antoinette
Posts: 4136 Location: Ottawa, Canada |
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Love the last Q&A, it made me feel warm and fuzzy all over! I got into anime in the early 2000s (as my join date can attest to) and saw the industry really boom and the bubble burst for a lot of companies, so it's nice to be reminded of all the good things going on right now
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