sniper_samurai
Time-Traveller
GitS now confirmed to be streaming worldwide on Prime.
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cfx
Student Council President
Sadness. Though more sad that Crunchyroll probably won't bother with a physical release.
Anime1977
Stand User
Oh crap it's never going to get a physical release is it?
Shadow Cat
Dragon Knight
It seems Gamersheek have teamed up with Goodsmile Company to create
Goodsmile Company UK
Will be interested to see how this goes, and what products they will stock going forward as being a Goodsmile branded store might bring some limitations?
Finally preorder bonus's being available in the UK. It was always a pain they don't do what Kotobukiya did and make some available for the EU market
Personally haven't used them in a while but hopefully this will be a good time for Goodsmile products in the UK
Goodsmile Company UK
Will be interested to see how this goes, and what products they will stock going forward as being a Goodsmile branded store might bring some limitations?
Finally preorder bonus's being available in the UK. It was always a pain they don't do what Kotobukiya did and make some available for the EU market
Personally haven't used them in a while but hopefully this will be a good time for Goodsmile products in the UK
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Dragon Slayer
Soul Reaper
Yet another anime review in The Guardian.
www.theguardian.com
Lupin the IIIrd the Movie: The Immortal Bloodline review – eye-popping fan-service in latest in anime franchise
Takeshi Koike’s latest take on Monkey Punch’s vintage manga thief is beautifully animated, but the gossamer-thin plot and characterisation mean it’s one for superfans only
Now another anime Guardian piece, this time about Pluto.Yet another anime review in The Guardian.
Lupin the IIIrd the Movie: The Immortal Bloodline review – eye-popping fan-service in latest in anime franchise
Takeshi Koike’s latest take on Monkey Punch’s vintage manga thief is beautifully animated, but the gossamer-thin plot and characterisation mean it’s one for superfans only
Pluto: the spinoff that reshapes Astro Boy into a provocative political drama
Far from the cheery innocence of the beloved manga series it’s based on, this anime adaptation is a futuristic murder mystery rallying against the atrocities of war
sirijo
Dandy Guy, in Space
Criterion Collection is going to include Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (S1) and Gunbuster The Movie
(Also weird timing for me, I literally just finished SAC S1 for the first time time last night! Had this been known I may have held off to see what this looked like)
(Also weird timing for me, I literally just finished SAC S1 for the first time time last night! Had this been known I may have held off to see what this looked like)
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sniper_samurai
Time-Traveller
Pretty sure this is just for streaming and not a new US home video release. Sony don't have the US rights, they went to Lionsgate with their merger of Manga US. Sony have the UK rights from buying Manga UK, Manga were on the production committee for the 2 movies and SAC.
Gunbuster is great, but I'd rather watch it as the six episodes it's supposed to be.
sniper_samurai
Time-Traveller
Seems the dub for Steel Ball Run will be released on the same day as the Japanese version. Episodes will be released weekly.
sirijo
Dandy Guy, in Space
Scotland Loves Anime 2026 (Glasgow and Edinburgh legs) dated!
Glasgow Film Theatre from 6th-8th
Edinburgh Filmhouse for a week from the 16th-22nd
Gap in the middle for London again maybe?
I actually liked the move to the Cameo, kind of shame as they had a bigger screening room for us, more leg room, you could buy an annual Picturehouse membership to get most of the tickets with (saving a few £) and they had smaller screening rooms for overspill screenings for fast filling festival slots.
Glasgow Film Theatre from 6th-8th
Edinburgh Filmhouse for a week from the 16th-22nd
Gap in the middle for London again maybe?
I actually liked the move to the Cameo, kind of shame as they had a bigger screening room for us, more leg room, you could buy an annual Picturehouse membership to get most of the tickets with (saving a few £) and they had smaller screening rooms for overspill screenings for fast filling festival slots.
