miwasatoshi
青春しています
- 27 Feb 2007
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Haruhi? There were two Haruhi animes last season...lol
Heheh, I know, you mean, Suzumiya Haruhi, right? Not, Fujioka Haruhi (Ohran High School thingy)...
Yeah, Melancholy of Haruhi. I tend to be pretty behind in anime, if only because I watch it so rarely, by the time I get around to it I want something I KNOW is good. As a result, I end up going with the ones most lauded on this here internet.
Hope I'm not stepping on any toes with this thread -- which series are you all following at this time?
As this will likely change with time, you can post a different answer later on, as you move on to different series.
Watching for the first time:
Higurashi no Naku Koro ni
Naruto Shippuuden
Ouran High School Host Club
Rewatching:
Bubblegum Crisis
Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
Just Finished:
Steamboy
Cheers!
Akira Kurosawa!!Seven Samurai (1954) by you know that guy.... Kuroswawa something
Kurosawa was great, until he stopped interpreting King Lear, and in the end just made homages to himself, though still as a master, those self-obsessed homages (Yume, Maadadayo) were great nonetheless... but other Japanese directors drew a great distate for his vanity.Akira Kurosawa!!
I went to some sort of museum devoted to him last year.. It was situated in the small town of Imari, Saga prefecture for some reason. It was pretty interesting!! I'm ashamed to say that I have never seen 7 Samurai from begin to end though..
I'm not really watching a Manga right now, but I'm a big fan of Kintamago. I can't stop laughing when I'm watching it..
Maadadayo, sorry, I didn't see your post, was Kurosawa's tribute to himself.... it has basis in factual figures, but kurosawa fully intended it as an homage to himself. Beautiful movie, nonetheless.Speaking of Kurosawa, I just watched "Madadayo," which was his final movie. In contrast to the samurai stuff that made him famous, it's about a WWII era professor who retires to become an author and his continuing relationship with his students after a series of life-changing events. Heartwarming and charming, I think it's a great movie about getting old and how your age isn't as important as your attitude.
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