alecho (post: 1509014) wrote:Watching Durarara! Really like the style and the music! Heiwajima rocks!
Yes! LOOOVE that show!
alecho (post: 1509014) wrote:Watching Durarara! Really like the style and the music! Heiwajima rocks!
Mr. Hat'n'Clogs (post: 1509354) wrote:So I finished up some shows.
Nichijou is probably my favorite comedy and a must-watch for people who want to see the female version of me wrestle with a goat.
Mr. Hat'n'Clogs (post: 1509354) wrote:Usagi Drop is friggin' excellent and you have no reason not to watch it barring you having already seen it.
Mr. Hat'n'Clogs (post: 1509354) wrote:No. 6 got the drop because the only entertainment I got out of it was the hilarious fujoshi subtext, which became much less hilarious when it turned out they were actually gay.
" wrote:RustyClaymore 11:27 - Ah yes, Socks is the single raindrop responsible for the flood. XD
Atria35 (post: 1509601) wrote:Trigun 1-5- some of the humor falls a little flat, and some epiodes are more preachy than others, but overall I think it's a fun ride. 8/10.
Juliannesan (post: 1509604) wrote:Preachy? I don't get it. Anyway.
It's kinda funny that you're watching Trigun now.
I'm currently rewatching it with my husband, he's loving it so far and I still love it. ^_^
AngelicTotoro (post: 1509639) wrote:Last Exile episodes 7 - 13 (Counting yesterday)
I'm really enjoying this, a lot more then I thought I would too. The plot is getting much more interesting, and I just realized that I know nothing about most of the characters in LE. I'm not saying that their characters aren't developing, they are and quite nicely too.
(The only one I can't stand is Tatiana. She is... terribly annoying imo.) It's just that lots of them are enshrouded in mystery and I hope that Last Exile manges to answer all of my questions by the last episode.
8/10
rocklobster (post: 1509695) wrote:Anyway, just started the "gag dub" of Ghost Stories.
Atria35 (post: 1509605) wrote:I mean that the lessons/morals are more obvious in some than in others. The one episode about [spoiler]the guy that kidnapps the daughter of the man that killed his parents is obviously 'an eye for an eye', for instance. And then there was the instance in the first episode where I was put off because Vash turned and stated 'I'm against suicide', and it came off as.... maybe not preachy, but like an obvious moral lesson, because there are more subtle ways of saying the same thing. Of course, I'm watching the dub, so I'm going to have to rewatch that scene and see how it compares in the subtitled version[/spoiler]
Juliannesan (post: 1509784) wrote: I like that aspect about Vash, and in alot of ways he actually isn't very different from Kenshin in that sense.
CrystalChalice (post: 1510065) wrote:Kimi to Boku episode 2 - This show is catching my attention even more now.
Atria35 (post: 1509824) wrote:I don't like Kenshin either So yeah. I like subtlety- when lessons are made to be obvious, then it feels like I'm being told that I'm too stupid to figure it out otherwise. I don't mind this in kid's shows, but Trigun isn't exactly a kid's show.
ShiroiHikari (post: 1510096) wrote:Whisper of the Heart is my favorite Ghibli film.
I want to say you aren't alone, but I've only seen three Ghibli movies so far.ShiroiHikari (post: 1510102) wrote:Well, I'm one of those weirdos that doesn't like Miyazaki very much, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.
MightiMidget (post: 1509034) wrote:@alecho -- I've watched Baccano! through a few times already, though not amidst a rewatch right now. I love it. It's definitely a favorite! Nice and Jacuzzi are my favorite anime couple (perhaps fictional couple). (people probably get tired of hearing me saying that all the time. xD )
Atria35 (post: 1510092) wrote:Whisper of the Heart- Adorable film. As a bookworm myself, I really loved this film.
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