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I don't know where to begin with this one since I raved about it not once but twice here already; I have the fansubbed version but seeing Hosoda's debut feature on the big screen was a marvellous experience (although it's out on DVD soon from Manga Ent too...go preorder it already). So, Lipitor alternatives, then, it was the highlight of my evening in terms of entertainment value but the surprise was that my buddy thought the same, despite sharing my initial expectation of Ex Machina being the most memorable. Lipitor For Sale, As a matter of fact, it got the most enthusiastic audience reaction of the lot which I guess can be put down to the combination of genuine drama and feelgood comedy. Being in turns enchanted by the bittersweet nostalgia and rolling in the aisles at Makoto's teenage antics with a theatre full of other people just reminded me what a stunning movie this is.
Tekkonkinkreet
It's the nature of sleep deprivation I guess that I don't appreciate some films as much as others under these conditions. The unusual art style of Tekkonkinkreet is a refreshing change, which makes it worth the price of admission alone; it's a brave approach that I wish anime studios would try out more often. The movie has its moments but the dialogue-heavy narrative and the somewhat unsatisfying ending didn't lend themselves to well to a room full of hardcore sci-fi nuts who were struggling to stay awake (and in one or two audiable cases, failing). The lukewarm reaction as the end credits rolled suggested to me that most of the viewers who hadn't seen it already didn't quite know what to make of it, Lipitor For Sale.
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That's all for now. I need sleep. Just out of interest, were any of you guys there too.
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Posted on May 4th, 2008 @ 11:08 pm
I would have loved to have gone, but I knew that other commitments would get in the way, and so it proved - Damn the computer hardware industry and their ever-changing launch schedules, and double damn them for making me work my ass off over a Bank Holiday weekend.
Anyway, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is one of those movies I could watch a thousand times and never get bored of, it’s an absolute joy to watch and I’ll certainly be picking it up on DVD too. Appleseed Deus Ex Machine is not terrible, not great, and worth watching for some of the action set-pieces. I still haven’t seen Tekkonkinkreet though, much to my shame - Especially considering how many times I’ve listened to Plaid’s soundtrack of the movie!
Posted on May 5th, 2008 @ 6:53 pm
wow. That sounds like an awesome event. I’ve never heard of it before but now I do I can’t help but think if only I had some money (and parental permission) to have gotten the train down to london!
To be honest the only one the films you’ve mentioned I’ve even heard of is the girl who leapt through time, and the story doesn’t much appeal to me, though I’ll probably end up watching it just to see what the hype is. From your screencap the art style of Tekkonkinkreet looks really good and I’m definitly going to hunt down some info on it.
Posted on May 6th, 2008 @ 5:06 pm
Gah, you lucky bast! I remember reading about this on AUKN and, for the first time in four years, regretted I wasn’t still living in the south-east. I’ve only see The Girl Who Lept Through Time on the list, but I could watch it a thousand times - moreso if it was on a big screen.
Surprised about Tekkonkinkreet’s narrative-heavy approach, though. I’ve only read the manga and there’s barely two A4’s worth of dialogue in that.
Posted on May 6th, 2008 @ 8:36 pm
@Hanners: I can complain all I like about my own job but at least the hours give me weekends free (the Bank Holiday also gave me valuable time to catch up on sleep!)
@Saya: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is in the vein of the more comical Ghibli movies - it’s a high school romance-related film that doesn’t let the sci-fi elements get in the way of a great story. Definitely one to check out.
@Hige: Any other time I’d praise Tekkonkinkreet’s busy storyline and innovative approach, but everyone was running on pure caffeine and trying to stay awake. Point taken with the manga though - I’ll have to add it to my ‘to buy’ list.