Grave of the Fireflies

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Anyway, Select, I think you might be pleasantly surprised
No, not yet.

Harlowe, check out the titles I listed by other directors if you haven't seen those.
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Yep, I've seen all of those Select - except "Tekkokinkreet", how was that one?
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Glad you've seen them :D Tekkon was really good. It was by a new, first time (if I remember correctly) American director who's living out there. They took a huge risk with him and it did well. I watched some of the making of and they were under intense pressure.
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A friend of mine used to cream himself over Vampire Hunter D. Is that any good?
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I only saw one of the movies, but what I saw, I liked for the beautiful designs and occasionally gorgeous animation. Most of it was limited animation. It's interesting and IMO good, but definitely can be classified as 'anime'. I don't remember any 'tee hee' moments, either. Still, I recommend watching everything Baggins and I suggested before you try D if you're not an anime person.

Edit: I believe most of it is limited animation, it's been awhile since I saw it. Most anime tends to be limited animation. While I understand and respect the design sense and money saving of limited, I prefer something fully animated like Miyazaki.
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Select wrote:If he downloaded it and doesn't plan to see it in theaters, he's really disappointed me as a person. Of all the entertainment industries to rip off. :?
I don't really have any interest in these movies, but now that I know it will piss you off I'm going to download them all.
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Well, I never really thought much of you to begin with and I doubt you care what I think of you. :wink:
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Well, now I'll have to go cry myself to sleep, after I start these downloads.
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Alluveal wrote:A friend of mine used to cream himself over Vampire Hunter D. Is that any good?
I honestly didn't find it very visually impressive or creative and the stories are pretty "meh" to me. Helpless chick unless she's evil, damsels in distress. yada yada. Vampire D as a character is pretty cool, but it's just that classic distant, angsty macho shit.

I think people that are crazy about vampires, just go mental for vampires in general.
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I seriously doubt you will put the energy and resources into doing it. :lol: And if you do, I'll know you care too much.

As for your point, I realize that there are people out there who will download no matter what for whatever reason. People will always do illegal/unethical things. Who knows if Tax cares what I think of him, he probably doesn't, but that doesn't stop me from saying someone I respected (Tax in this case) has disappointed me.

Harlowe - wasn't there that badass vampire hunter woman? She had red hair, I think? D connected with her even though she wanted to kill him.
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It's been so long since I've seen it, I honestly don't remember. What stood out was the damsel in distress bs and that they really did as little as possible with the environment or background animation.
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I'm totally downloading this illegally right now. I so hope that it not only inspires disappointment in Select but also takes money directly out of her pocket. While I'm hoping, I might as well toss in there some hope that it also magically gives her some untreated dysentery too. Woohoo!
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You can't disappoint me if I didn't hold respect for you in the first place. Sorry to disappoint. :lol:
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You on the other hand never fail to disappoint. Poor daddy
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:lol: Nice reach, bb.
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I can't decide if you guys are fighting or flirting. =)
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Oh, that's easy. I'm not.
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Select is not fighting.
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/e wishes he'd get that kind of attention from the Brell Babes.

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Dude, you're on FB. Take it there. :lol:
Seeing the photos is attention enough~
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