Anime All Nighter 26th April 2014
- Thread starter GolGotha
- Start date
-Danielle-
Death Scythe
Why can't thinks like this happen in Manchester 
That's the day before my Birthday too. Boooo.
That's the day before my Birthday too. Boooo.
Amon81
Student Council President
I'll be going again. It'll be my 10th time going down (twice a year).
I've had my train tickets arrive the other day. Not bad at all, £33 first class return.
Its also spelt Paterma Inverted or Sakasama no Patema. I'd not herd of it. With a bit of looking I found out it was by the creator of Time of Eve and shown last year at Scotland Loves Anime and did very well. There are also a few short specials that have been fansubbed that are prequels to it. They were easy to find and I'll be watching them before I see the film.
606 minutes this time. So it looks around 11 hours in total with loo/coffee breaks.
I'm glad I haven't seen the Blood C movie yet. I bet Space Dandy will look great too, though not all that bothered if they show the dub or sub, I've been watching it subbed. Plus I've only seen the first episode of Kill la Kill as I'm going to marathon it.
I'd love something like this in Birmingham, but I can't see it happening any time soon.
Edit: I watched the specials. I got a very meh feeling from it. Very much not the kind of think I would personally go and look for.
I've had my train tickets arrive the other day. Not bad at all, £33 first class return.
Its also spelt Paterma Inverted or Sakasama no Patema. I'd not herd of it. With a bit of looking I found out it was by the creator of Time of Eve and shown last year at Scotland Loves Anime and did very well. There are also a few short specials that have been fansubbed that are prequels to it. They were easy to find and I'll be watching them before I see the film.
606 minutes this time. So it looks around 11 hours in total with loo/coffee breaks.
I'm glad I haven't seen the Blood C movie yet. I bet Space Dandy will look great too, though not all that bothered if they show the dub or sub, I've been watching it subbed. Plus I've only seen the first episode of Kill la Kill as I'm going to marathon it.
I'd love something like this in Birmingham, but I can't see it happening any time soon.
Edit: I watched the specials. I got a very meh feeling from it. Very much not the kind of think I would personally go and look for.
Amon81
Student Council President
The Details aren't on Sci-Fi London's webpage yet. But you can book your tickets via picturehouse's site:
http://www.picturehouses.co.uk/cinema/S ... llnighter/
http://www.picturehouses.co.uk/cinema/S ... llnighter/