Lord_Nightblade
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Quote:Yeah, 'cause there were no seminal movies before 1980, only penny operated kinetoscopes of people boxing.Originally Posted by Bubbawheat
I like how people can't read. 80's/early 90's seminal movies. Some Like it Hot? Dr. Horrible?
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Some Like it Hot
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Blues Brothers
Up In Smoke
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
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Can't sleep. Gary Oldman'll eat me.
Can't sleep. Gary Oldman'll eat me.
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What can I add, but this? So long, Mr. Morgan.
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*headdeask*
D'oh! I missed them, too
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There are no good parallel universes. There are only hell-hole parallel universes and crapsaccharine parallel universes.
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Quote:Originally Posted by RemusShepherd
If it helps any, the animation artwork is of excellent quality. Easily as good as any modern anime. The voice dubbing on the English version is very good also.
The story, on the other hand, is a bit bizarre, and I'm not surprised to see it be mangled in an Americanized version. Of course everybody knew this was going to happen.Ah, that does help. It's usually the voice acting on the '80s dubs that I can't tolerate (I still can't get all the way through the first episode of Voltron).Quote:Originally Posted by Clave_Dark_5
It's been said already, really, but this was head and shoulders above anything I saw in the 80s. My opinion on this might be suspect as anime I try and watch these days strikes as nearly the exact same thing I was seeing back then, but so it goes. -
Quote:Yeah, I should probably see it at some point. It's just that I have a hard time watching anime from the '80s.Originally Posted by Zikar
You should see the animated movie, if for no other reason than that it is a classic.
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I've never seen Akira, but this sounds like instant fail.
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I love the art they do. I wish I could get my hands on the Kessel Run and Mos Eisley posters, but the damn things are sold out
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If he takes super whizes, wouldn't Clark Kent and the Daily Planet have the highest plumbing bills in the city? Every time he pees he'd destroy the toilet/urinal. And possibly the wall/floor it was mounted on. And god help the people on the floor below if he gets a bit constipated...
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Ha! She is no match for Stormageddon Dark Lord of All!
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Quote:So speaking English in a way that doesn't require subtitles = trying to sound American?Originally Posted by Frostbiter
That must be why they sound so wrong. They're a bunch of Scots trying to sound American.
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I'm eager to see this. I don't think I've looked forward to a Pixar movie this much since Wall-E.
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Am I the only person who saw the thread title and thought for a minute that this was about the next Star Trek movie?
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Quote:The strip-naked-to-use-thermoptic-camo Major from the movie, or the skin-tight-catsuit-bad***-longcoat Major from Stand Alone Complex?Originally Posted by Lightning_Rod
Darn it! Now you have me picturing her as Mokoto Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell.....
....and I LIKE IT! ;-)
-LR
Also, I decided to watch Once Upon a Time on Hulu and I quite liked it. I think Rumpelstiltskin/Mr. Gold is my favorite character so far. He seems to be the driving force behind what a lot of the characters are doing. I wonder if he's the ultimate big-bad of the series and he's working on the mother of all Xanatos gambits. -
Quote:Hm, sounds interesting.Originally Posted by Hero_of_Steel
An electric vehicle designed by a former Formula 1 racecar designer Gordon Murray wins the Future Car Challenge
http://futureoftech.msnbc.msn.com/_n...-mpg-wins-race
[sees the car]
My eyes! The goggles do nothing!
Finally, the power I need for my Launch Arcologies!Quote:Originally Posted by Hero_of_Steel
Space solar power - collect energy from space and transmit it wirelessly anywhere in the world
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Quote:The crappy black tea, sure. But we still have the white and green teas, which are far superior to coffee and black tea.Originally Posted by Innovator
Americans drink coffee! We dumped all that fufu tea in Boston harbor.
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Quote:Coming soon to a theater near you, Martial Law: The Movie!Originally Posted by Father Xmas
You know you are old when Hollywood is now tapping into the late 80s/early 90s TV for nostalgia.
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Quote:Embrace the skant.Originally Posted by Magus_Prime
Not a movie but this should never happen:
You know you want to.
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Quote:Originally Posted by TrueGentleman
Very well, here's more:
My day is made.Quote:Originally Posted by DreamWeaver
<--------- look, and behold.
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Needs more dancing Ood.
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I like how they have this cool costume and the comments section is a discussion of where Gotham and Metropolis would be located in the real world.
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Quote:I've not followed TMNT for a while, which one was named Leonard?Originally Posted by That_Ninja
Lame. I was expecting a mashup or TMNT and Thundercats.