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Tteotda Keunyeo!! Another Step
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Violence Gekiga David no Hoshi
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sockerdricka Nov 2, 1:18 AM
I decided on a whim to up my score of Frieren from 8 to 9. I could to that for the music alone, the score is great.
What dragged the show down slightly for me was the later parts of season 1, which took a slight detour from the earlier theme of the oh so wonderfully crafted and executed story.
Just to let you know.
23feanor Oct 30, 12:09 AM
The idea of including meta text is a good one, if applied properly, and that is a good example, albeit fan made.

Agree, I never fully understood the inclusion of so much text in Monogatari series, to the point even a fluent native Japanese speaker would have to pause the show to read it all. Think it's an artsy thing, something that LN readers can connect to, pause and read sections of the inserted text. I used to pause and read the text in Bakamonogatari then gave up and just let it play. I've got the next season of the franchise to pick up soon, Owarimonogatari. Am trying to pick up the better quality shows with my reduced time constraints.

Wanted something light so tried Milky Holmes, which you recommended a few years back, it's very good and completely the sort of show I really enjoy.
23feanor Oct 29, 12:54 AM
Lol, I haven't seen BB, it juts looks too intense and the whole world of meth doesn't appeal as a background setting to me. I have been dipping into Better Call Saul, the spinoff, which is very good.
guijcl Jun 23, 2:58 PM
Hey there, how have you been?

We exchanged messages a few times before I disappeared from here, you may not remember me. We talked about cinema and my interest in exploring that art form, I suppose that's the reason for that. I also migrated to anilist, which I prefer.

Any anime highlights lately? I'm completely unaware of the industry's state in the last 2 years or so. Any cool experience?
Feitan_exe Jun 21, 7:27 AM
U liked Hidamari no Ki, man it's so under the radar I swear no one talks about it despite it being Osamu tezuka's work
YusukeU Jun 16, 10:30 AM
Hello Inim, I would like to ask you some questions.

First, if you were to have Myanimelist Premium to be able to favorite 20 works, what would the other 10 be?
sockerdricka Jun 15, 3:43 AM
I see, hope you're doing good. Looking forward to hearing your take on Frieren.
sockerdricka Jun 14, 1:37 PM
I'm late to the party but watching Sousou no Frieren and I'm really enjoying it, seems really well executed. It also hits some particular fav spots for me with the sentimental theme, the calmness and the kuudere (keeping calm to the absurd in this show). Haven't completed it yet.


Did you watch it yet?
YusukeU May 10, 10:19 AM
Hello Inim, Seeing what lately? I paid for Patreon, I made a consolidated list, but I'm missing a few films, I want to see Perferct Blue
Kww_121 Jan 25, 4:23 PM
Hey! I recently found out that Akiyuki Shinbou once gave out an interview talking about his favorite movies and directors, all live-action, and it's been leading me to some really interesting places I thought you might have some interest in, especially with how you were the guy who recommended me Requiem from the Darkness (and they are very much in that vein).

His main influence seems to have been the 1977 italian movie Suspiria, and it's actually just the closest I could find so far in live-action to Shinbou's style. The use of color seems to match Shinbou's philosphy in The Soultaker or Polymar (my favorite of his ovas) really closely, with a lot of red and blue and yellow in quite a good percentage of the scenes, which look phenomenal, and there's a similar predilection for symmetry and reflections, a couple of tricks that only show up there once but that Shinbou incorporates quite a lot in his series. I'm obsessed enough with Shinbou that I would watch the whole thing no matter what it was, and it's very goofy in terms of horror, but I'd actually recommend it over the great majority of anime arthouse and horror movies/ovas. Shinbou's words were, "Everything I want to do is contained in this movie", though my source is actually an amazon review which goes over the interview, while I don't have access to the book itself (The Supreme Movies Chosen by Anime Creators, which also features Imaishi, Yuasa, Kenji Nakamura -- I'm seriously considering trying to find it).

He also mentions The Evil Dead, The Thing, The Exorcist, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Return of the Living Dead, Re-Animator, I Know What You Did Last Summer, but, way more interestingly, the Japanese movies Bohachi Bushido: Code of the Forgotten Eight and Kaneto Shindo's The Iron Crown, plus Akio Jissoji and Ichikawa Kon as directors who influenced him. I was familiar with Kaneto Shindo because of Kuroneko (another simple horror movie with very strong cinematography), Akio Jissoji for being to Kamen Rider what Chiaki J Konaka is to Digimon Tamers, plus having directed the movie adaptation of the first Kyougokudou novel (the second is Mouryou no Hako, which I believe you watched the anime for), and Ichikawa Kon as the director of The Inugami Family, though I didn't like that movie at all nor did I find anything Shinbouy in it.

Well, I mostly just wanted to recommend Suspiria to you, but do you happen to have any movie recommendations yourself, or even maybe an imdb or letterboxd I could check? I've been getting way more into live-action as of late, Twin Peaks was cool, though it never quite reached the heights again of the first red room scene in episode 3 to me, neither did Mulholland or Blue Velvet, and I even watched Rashoumon, though I also currently prefer Kurosawa's more methodical, plot-oriented works for now (Seven Samurai and Yojimbo are my favorites, and I want to check out the Yojimbo anime one of these days). Some other movies I liked were Hideaki Anno's Shiki-jitsu, 12 Angry Men, Masculine Feminine, My Dinner With Andre, I didn't like Tarkovsky and Kubrick, I liked Sion Sono, Alfred Hitchcock. I'll take any arthouse or anything else, really, with how high our affinities are in this website, and I'm very new to the medium, so chances are I won't have heard of them.

sockerdricka Dec 23, 2023 7:46 AM
Frohe Weinachten, God Jul!
whiteflame55 Nov 2, 2023 8:34 PM
Wow, sounds like you had a number of reasons to connect with Monster. Glad to hear that the historical aspects are on point.

I'll have to add both of those to my ptw. With both Monster and Made in Abyss easily among my favorites, it seems like a foregone conclusion that I'll be getting to more of his work. Thanks for these!
sockerdricka Sep 29, 2023 12:34 PM
So did you manage to gather any more meaningful info froim these new MAL changes?
inim Sep 29, 2023 6:36 AM
23feanor Sep 24, 2023 10:20 PM
I thought that may be the case. I also have a bunch of shows I scored early on that I'm not sure I'd agree with now.
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