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K: Missing Kings.

Just found out this movie existed today, so had to watch it. Excellent follow-up to the events in the anime. So far only subbed, but apparently the English voice cast was announced late last year, so it's only a matter of time. :thumbsup:
 
The 1937 Dick Tracy Movie Serials.
Man this show is dark. (Literally, I can't see a damn thing in some scenes) but it's charming, unintentionally silly even. People took this stuff seriously though, movies in the 30's were no joke
 
A Series of Unfortunate Events. I liked the movie, but the show is awesome. Much closer to the feel of the books. And Neil Patrick Harris is a much better Olaf. :thumbsup:
 
ef9 o shea said:
I haven't watched either the movie or show, would you reccomend it rae?
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I'd recommend the show over the movie. The movie's not bad, but the show is much better. It captures the whole eerily cheery thing all the adults have going on in the books and makes the Baudelaire's situation much creepier instead of just bleak and hopeless, which is different than the movie and which I'm enjoying a lot more. I think the big difference is that the movie feels like it was geared towards a younger audience but the show feels more aimed at everyone. Both are good, I'm just enjoying the show more. ^^ (I'm only on episode 2, though, so I dunno how much will deviate in the end.)
 
Out. Of. Touch.

All of them.


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joh joh:

"i've been unemployed since may, ive been eating ramen and dollar packs of rice for two months, i have ten dollars to my name and i've sold everything i own except my bike (my only transportation) and if i don't ace my job interview tomorrow, i'm going to be homeless within a month. tell me more more about how you millionaires are so strong and brave for surviving a presidency that won't change your life in the slightest. come teach this privileged white male what true fear feels like."
 

tristram shandy:

"It always infuriates me when people use the excuse that it is 'just fantasy'. I imagine that none of these people have attempted to create a piece of fiction themselves. Good fiction is impossible to create without a sense of realism, a writer has to earn the reader's suspension of disbelief. Fantasy elements are always much more effective when based upon a solid foundation of realism, which is why most fantasy worlds set limits to magic so that tension is actually possible."
 
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