2009-04-10, 20:04 | Link #144 | |
Tsukkomi power!
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: For great justice!
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I'm loving everything about this anime, the backing music seems a little different from Kawai's usual stuff, it doesn't sound as 'big' or maybe not as majestic as some of his other pieces. I want to take a closer look at 'Akira's closet, see if I can identify the firearms he had. By the way, when Saki rings the doorbell, is he holding a Smith & Wesson Model 29 (i.e. the Dirty Harry gun) behind his back? |
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2009-04-10, 20:40 | Link #146 |
Senile Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Across the Mississippi from St. Louis, MO
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Hmmm. Maybe using a white threadball attached to a motor for the "moving" effect? And how do you attach the motor/threadball so it doesn't show? The gun and the PDA/Cellphone should be easy enough.
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2009-04-10, 22:06 | Link #147 |
Spoilaphobic
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: USA
Age: 37
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Whoa. First off, this has to be the best anime with regards to accurate use of English (it wasn't Engrish *shock*) and real life American locations (I've been to DC before).
This looks like its gonna be a really good series. I don't really know what its about and the picture of AniDB is horrible since it makes you think its about a guy and a little girl from the looks of the picture. +1 for Bourne reference. I'm a little disapointed that gg isn't planning on subbing the rest of the series since they are a decent group. And travel tip: don't leave your wallet and Passport in a coat pocket - keep it on your body.
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2009-04-10, 22:37 | Link #149 |
Seishu's Ace
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kobe, Japan
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That was indeed the best use of English I've seen in a TV anime. They surely used native speakers, and they even got the "walk left, stand right" sign correct (it's the opposite in Japan). Production values were superb, as you would expect from I.G. But I must confess to being a bit disappointed in the story itself. It's an intriguing premise but the execution felt too clever by half to me - the writing too self-consciously proud of how smart it was. The resulting story left me interested but not really involved. With as much gold as there is to mine here, especially given Production I.G.'s involvement, I'll surely give it ample time to warm up.
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2009-04-10, 22:49 | Link #152 |
Film Student
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Hm. Holy crap, ya know how I said that I was down in DC last weekend at the Cherry Blossom festival? I bought Mountain Dew from the CVS that's on the street corner where the guy gives his pants away for free. I know that's not particularly relevant to discussing the story or whatever, but it's a fun fact.
We didn't take off our pants, but our friend sat on the corner looking like a hobo while some other friends ran up behind us and scared us after we came outta the store.. |
2009-04-10, 23:34 | Link #155 | |
Film Student
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To be fair, it's never alright to pass up a good Foley joke. |
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2009-04-11, 00:13 | Link #158 | |
Yuuki Aoi
Join Date: Jul 2004
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romance, spy thriller |
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