What did you think of this episode?
5Loved it!
50.0%
35
4Liked it!
31.4%
22
3It was OK
17.1%
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2Disliked it
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1Hated it
1.4%
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Average 4.3
70 votes
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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Personally, I think that the whole movie was worth it to see Fujiko have her nipple pinched in the end. Mamo sure was gross an just ugh; I can't fathom anyone wanting to touch that thing. |
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| "Excuse me Sir, can you tell me the way to --- Napoleon stares --- Waterloo???" lmao @ the scene, when Lupin ran around through all these classic paintings, meeting Napoleon, Hitler and who-not along the way^^  |
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| I quite liked it, I will definitely be looking into the Lupin franchise now. |
| "Yes, I have been deprived of emotion. But not completely. Whoever did it, botched the job." - Geralt of Rivia |
| the nipple push was hilarious lol great movie with tons of twists and turns ^_^ sasuga lupannn haha i really enjoyed watching |
| I think it's only fair to ask "what the hell were they smoking when they wrote this?!" |
| It has some interesting ideas and was quite enjoyable overall, but I can't say I liked the story. |
| I can give this somewhat of a pass, I mean it was done in 1978...however the story was too nonsensical even for Lupin standards. A giant floating brain?! Seriously? The nipple push was a nice touch, but still....4/10 |
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| That Hitler scene really caught me off guard lol. |
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| A film that for the time was talking about issues not yet addressed until then, moreover the spirit of goliardic, grotesque and excessive in situations and actions is typical of the works whose protagonist is Lupine 3rd. So many references that are inspired by other works, but the strength is the stainless protagonist. Funny the film, you look with pleasure without being bored, given the multitude of situations in which they are catapulted Lupine and the rest of the cast. A more than discrete graphic sector seen in the year in which it was created. 8/10 |
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| The character design isn't really good, and the cloning stuff and all the bombings were a bit much, and nothing really exciting either. But the dynamic between the main characters was good! Jigen and Goemon cared after all, even about Fujiko, despite what she did here after being tempted by the promised "eternal life". But she didn't want it if Lupin didn't want it either, returning with them when she had the chance instead of staying with Mamo. Zenigata was more crazy than usual here, but his antics were still funny at times. |
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LOL that helicopter scene at the cafe was crazy. |
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| I can understand why this is a divisive Lupin movie, it's definitely unlike any of the ones I've seen so far. Honestly I really loved it though, it barely even felt like it belonged in the Lupin franchise but that helped it along. The character interactions were peak Lupin, some of the best I've seen in the series and the story while a little out there was consistently engaging even if it wasn't as contemporary as the others that followed. It was their first outing in the movie format so it's obvious they wanted to experiment and for me it really worked. While Cagliostro is absolutely fantastic I feel like it doesn't quite succeed at memorable character interactions between Lupin, Jigen or Goemon. There are some fun parts here and there but almost all of the dialogue and interactions between those three in Mamo are memorable, it's clearly written with a lot of passion and desire to make a good first impression in the theaters even if it felt amateurish. Not to mention Fujiko's representation in this movie is fantastic, possibly the most I've ever liked her. Maybe there's another weird Lupin special/movie out there that's similar to this one and if there is I'd really like to see it, the absurdity of the world of Lupin really lends to ridiculous plotlines like this one. Very solid 8/10 from me, the same I gave Cagliostro. |
| I agree with the consensus here, the plot was pretty stupid and all over the place even by Lupin standards. The character interactions were top notch though especially in the middle parts of the film. There were also several really cool shots, Lupin and Jigen knocking over the light while riding the motorcycle out of the pyramid and the three-legged race through a missile strike at the end for example. |
| "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." Matthew 6:34 |
| I didn't really see much of the manga's energy here, it was kinda exhausting. Not bad but I wanted it to be much better. |
| I think I liked this a little better than the other three classic Lupin movies I liked (Fuma, Cagliostro, Napoleon, and NOT Babylon). Felt like one of the better episodes of Part II. I think this is an 8.35/10 in my books. God, Mamo's body dying a melty flamey man, that was really damn freaky. This movie will definitely stick with me longer than everything else so far, minus The First, that one's perfection. Also, the nipple "button" push was hilarious. |
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