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Akira is insanely good, most anime movies are really depressing, everyone always seems to end up dying or the characters split apart or something. This is coming from a guy with like 50 anime dvds and 35 gigs of anime on his hd.
 
Originally posted by: SaberDicer
Akira is insanely good, most anime movies are really depressing, everyone always seems to end up dying or the characters split apart or something. This is coming from a guy with like 50 anime dvds and 35 gigs of anime on his hd.

not the case with the stuff I watch, nearly 90% of them have a happy ending in the end, and the majority do not involve death of any sort. the beauty of anime is it is so diversified you would probably find something you hate and something you love. i started watching sorta late, dating back to 2001. but since then, for past 2-3 years i have kept up with most shows that drew my attention and dont think i missed out too many. got about 200gb on hdd, 60dvds burnt, yet others in code1/3 dvds.
 
Originally posted by: dc
region 3 hk dvds? lol.

Region 3 - Taiwan, Korea, the Philippins, Indonesia, Hong Kong

notice i am a korean, chinese subtitles on HK dvds would do me no good 🙂 speaking of which, arent those HK dvds you speak of bootlegs?
 
forgot you were korean. 🙂 yeah hk dvds are pretty much bootleg, i don't own any hk dvds though.
region 2 dvds make my wallet cry.
 
Originally posted by: VanillaH
Originally posted by: SaberDicer
Akira is insanely good, most anime movies are really depressing, everyone always seems to end up dying or the characters split apart or something. This is coming from a guy with like 50 anime dvds and 35 gigs of anime on his hd.

not the case with the stuff I watch, nearly 90% of them have a happy ending in the end, and the majority do not involve death of any sort. the beauty of anime is it is so diversified you would probably find something you hate and something you love. i started watching sorta late, dating back to 2001. but since then, for past 2-3 years i have kept up with most shows that drew my attention and dont think i missed out too many. got about 200gb on hdd, 60dvds burnt, yet others in code1/3 dvds.

Wow, how do you keep track of all those series? I still haven't finished up some of the fansubs that I have from 1997.

Like others have said, start off with the Miyazaki films (if you can stand them) and work your way up. 🙂

 
Originally posted by: Anonemous
Originally posted by: VanillaH
Originally posted by: SaberDicer
Akira is insanely good, most anime movies are really depressing, everyone always seems to end up dying or the characters split apart or something. This is coming from a guy with like 50 anime dvds and 35 gigs of anime on his hd.

not the case with the stuff I watch, nearly 90% of them have a happy ending in the end, and the majority do not involve death of any sort. the beauty of anime is it is so diversified you would probably find something you hate and something you love. i started watching sorta late, dating back to 2001. but since then, for past 2-3 years i have kept up with most shows that drew my attention and dont think i missed out too many. got about 200gb on hdd, 60dvds burnt, yet others in code1/3 dvds.

Wow, how do you keep track of all those series? I still haven't finished up some of the fansubs that I have from 1997.

Like others have said, start off with the Miyazaki films (if you can stand them) and work your way up. 🙂


Well being in HS and ignoring homework kinda helps.
 
Grave of the Fireflies was awesome. I was holding back tears during the part that showed what the little sister did each day before she died
 
Originally posted by: SaberDicer
Originally posted by: Anonemous
Originally posted by: VanillaH
Originally posted by: SaberDicer
Akira is insanely good, most anime movies are really depressing, everyone always seems to end up dying or the characters split apart or something. This is coming from a guy with like 50 anime dvds and 35 gigs of anime on his hd.

not the case with the stuff I watch, nearly 90% of them have a happy ending in the end, and the majority do not involve death of any sort. the beauty of anime is it is so diversified you would probably find something you hate and something you love. i started watching sorta late, dating back to 2001. but since then, for past 2-3 years i have kept up with most shows that drew my attention and dont think i missed out too many. got about 200gb on hdd, 60dvds burnt, yet others in code1/3 dvds.

Wow, how do you keep track of all those series? I still haven't finished up some of the fansubs that I have from 1997.

Like others have said, start off with the Miyazaki films (if you can stand them) and work your way up. 🙂


Well being in HS and ignoring homework kinda helps.

WTFBBQ? care to explain?
 
Originally posted by: VanillaH
Originally posted by: SaberDicer
Originally posted by: Anonemous
Originally posted by: VanillaH
Originally posted by: SaberDicer
Akira is insanely good, most anime movies are really depressing, everyone always seems to end up dying or the characters split apart or something. This is coming from a guy with like 50 anime dvds and 35 gigs of anime on his hd.

not the case with the stuff I watch, nearly 90% of them have a happy ending in the end, and the majority do not involve death of any sort. the beauty of anime is it is so diversified you would probably find something you hate and something you love. i started watching sorta late, dating back to 2001. but since then, for past 2-3 years i have kept up with most shows that drew my attention and dont think i missed out too many. got about 200gb on hdd, 60dvds burnt, yet others in code1/3 dvds.

Wow, how do you keep track of all those series? I still haven't finished up some of the fansubs that I have from 1997.

Like others have said, start off with the Miyazaki films (if you can stand them) and work your way up. 🙂


Well being in HS and ignoring homework kinda helps.

WTFBBQ? care to explain?

Was saying that I have lots of free time to watch/keep track on anime because I'm in highschool which means very few obligations and I ignore the ones that I do have, like homework.
 
Was saying that I have lots of free time to watch/keep track on anime because I'm in highschool which means very few obligations and I ignore the ones that I do have, like homework.
ok nvm, I took it the wrong way. I thought you were taking a jab at my hobby but oh well 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Fritzo
I like that one with the giant robot where they over react to everything and they talk really fast.


That one's good, but I prefer the one where the spunky teen gets mixed up with the newly discovered military/industrial technology that blurs the line between man and machine.

 
Originally posted by: Nikamichi
Originally posted by: Jehovah
Originally posted by: Nikamichi
Anything produced by Miyazaki.

Spirited Away was fantastic.

I can personally vouch for Castle in the Sky, Pom Poko, Spirited Away, Kiki's Delivery Service, Princess Mononoke, and My Neighbor Totoro.

All great movies.

:thumbsup:


I will agree with all those, and add Nausicca to the list. Which reminds me, I need to make a trip to BB (Nausicaa and Porco Rosso both came out Tuesday 🙂 )

Nate
 
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