Yep. I got my ticket today; that the Gin Tama I have was given to me by people whom got it for free purely on principle of not owning any Gin Tama and without looking at it beyond the cover tells one what the level of Gin Tama love in Leeds is like. :?
Don't forget there's also Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem being screened for the agreeable price for an SD video projection of FREE at Nation of Shopkeepers on Saturday, 20th at 8:00 PM.
Places are still limited though so it would still be prudent to get a ticket, which...
Subbed OKAMOTO Tadanari. Or the classic Tôei Dôga features, or THE Hakkenden. :P
No, wait – even better…
Ai no Kusabi (the early '90s two-parter, if you're asking). :D I would start buying anime series again if they released even YUASA Masaaki ones, though.
YES and I would pay for them if they were download-to-own (neither streams or discs of them are of use to me, though I imagine the latter being preferable for the fangirls one would want to aim these at – and anything is an improvement over streams) as well as well-translated (i.e. better than...
I think it's very probable, with this being Manga. Out of recent releases that are potentially available in HD, it's only older films that would need a new transfer and live-action things like the GeGeGe-no-Kitarô films (which have a Blu-ray in North America but not here) that they've scrimped...
One can frequently find despair-inducing false advertising with DVD covers of foreign films, even when both are photographic. Remember the unrelated generic horror image that Revolver were thinking of releasing the Ôtomo Katsuhiro Mushishi film under (and thankfully reconsidered)? Today I saw...
I have a ticket for Tenshi no Tamago on the 20th, in the hope that I'd be more likely to see it with someone I knew on that day, but I'd really to change it for one on the Thursday if I still can as it would be so much convenient to be watching it when it's already dark and I'm unlikely to be...
Many anime movies are 30- or 40-something minutes long as they were originally screened as part of double or triple features; also quite often a short film will precede the longer one(s). Though saying that, Petrov's Moya lyubov comes in at under 30 minutes and that seems to have been shown on...
Subbed versions, though not in quite as good quality are at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcIiwmclfvw&fmt=18, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qam9JBk5Oig&fmt=18, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73uIn56G1YE&fmt=18 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtVVRuy1T9c&fmt=18 (thanks to niffiwan for...
And yet, another current thread is lamenting "why anime is next to the porn section in HMV" and I'm at least as concerned about the stereotypes of "anime consists solely of pans and generic-looking people standing still while their mouths flap up and down" and what we could get with Yu-Gi-Oh...
While at a relative's house earlier this week, I happened to notice that Ukkari Pénélope (Careless Pénélope), an animated series by Nippon Animation based on the French series of picture books Pénélope tête en l'air (Head-in-the-Clouds Pénélope), has been showing in a British-dubbed version as...
Sherlock Hound (Meitantei Holmes) is, or rather was, a Miyazaki Hayao creation, directed and partially written by him in the early '80s just before Nausicaä, not just something he was tangentially involved in (though such things still tend to be of interest). The confusing thing is that...
"The Director of" is a little misleading: SAKURABI Katsushi, the overall director of this series, has directed has directed numerous episodes of Utena as an episode director; the series director of Utena was IKUHARA Kunihiko.
Thank you; I've used the BBFC's Web site before and should have thought to make use of it in answering this. Although looking at it now, they seem only to rate the dubbed versions of video releases and I thought that the reason for the existence of dubtitles was that different translations had...
A 15 rating for Ôran? I for once hope that this is an overreaction to even feigned perversity of various kinds on the part of the BBFC (it's in my opinion less or no more crude than, for example, the Austin Powers films, and those are 12-rated) as I dread the other possible explanation: that...
What the TV is set to in terms of contrast and brightness etc., how close to it one is sitting and how good at upscaling the player is can all be of significance – the first of those in particular, I find (as the TV were I live has to be set to quite low contrast for the pixels in SD not to be...
Oh, for the love of celshadow, this film is written by Oshii Mamoru. It's directed by Nishikubo Mizuho (Littl' Bits, Miyuki, Zillion and Megami Tensei OAVs, Atagoal and various things which made it to the continent but not to here nor the USA).
I'm sorry if I've been unduly irritated by this...
I've been compiling a list of what cel and stop-motion animation has been released on Blu-ray Disc in an English-friendly form and so I would really like to know: was Jin-Roh, the animated Kerberos saga feature, made with cels or with digital ink and paint?
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