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timepiececlock Perfect Blue ...really creeped me out. Icky.
Princess Mononoke ...made me want to have a wolf as a pet and plant some trees.
X ...was an hour of my life I really, really want back. Seriously. I want that hour back.
Spirited Away ...was so amazing that I wrote my final paper in my Film 01 class on it, and got 100/100.
Macross Plus ...was great. Yoko Kanno, I'd go lesbian for you.
Castle of Cagliostro ...was the first Lupin III thing I watched, and made me all kinds of happy. Hayao Miyazaki is the shiznit (as you can tell by this list.)
Grave of the Fireflies ...I haven't finished yet. I stopped half way, and have been avoiding it since because I just *know* it's going to make me cry if I keep watching.
Ranma 1/2 movie 1 ...Eh. Alright.
Ranma 1/2 movie 2 ...Funny. And romantic.
Neon Genesis Evangelion the movie ...I have not watched due to my utter disgust with the conclusion of the series. Once I'm burned, I don't go back.
Inu Yasha movie 1 ...Didn't like it. Weird animation. Nothing exciting about the plot.
CB: Knockin' on Heaven's Door ...trippy. A little slow and a lot improbable, but trippy nonetheless. Excellent character development. And music. And pretty, pretty animation.
Escaflowne: A Girl on Gaea ...I hate you. I really, really hate you. You are not that magical, moving, ambitious and beautiful television series I loved. You are massively disappointing money-making franchise excrement, and ohhhhhhhh I hate you.
Naruto movie 1 ...when will you be out? I want to see you!
FMA movie ...waiting for you is the most exquisite of torture. If you go the way the Esca movie did, I will be not only heartbroken, I will be catatonic.
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ETA: WARNING: comments now include spoilers for end of The Vision of Escaflowne, the series.
Princess Mononoke ...made me want to have a wolf as a pet and plant some trees.
X ...was an hour of my life I really, really want back. Seriously. I want that hour back.
Spirited Away ...was so amazing that I wrote my final paper in my Film 01 class on it, and got 100/100.
Macross Plus ...was great. Yoko Kanno, I'd go lesbian for you.
Castle of Cagliostro ...was the first Lupin III thing I watched, and made me all kinds of happy. Hayao Miyazaki is the shiznit (as you can tell by this list.)
Grave of the Fireflies ...I haven't finished yet. I stopped half way, and have been avoiding it since because I just *know* it's going to make me cry if I keep watching.
Ranma 1/2 movie 1 ...Eh. Alright.
Ranma 1/2 movie 2 ...Funny. And romantic.
Neon Genesis Evangelion the movie ...I have not watched due to my utter disgust with the conclusion of the series. Once I'm burned, I don't go back.
Inu Yasha movie 1 ...Didn't like it. Weird animation. Nothing exciting about the plot.
CB: Knockin' on Heaven's Door ...trippy. A little slow and a lot improbable, but trippy nonetheless. Excellent character development. And music. And pretty, pretty animation.
Escaflowne: A Girl on Gaea ...I hate you. I really, really hate you. You are not that magical, moving, ambitious and beautiful television series I loved. You are massively disappointing money-making franchise excrement, and ohhhhhhhh I hate you.
Naruto movie 1 ...when will you be out? I want to see you!
FMA movie ...waiting for you is the most exquisite of torture. If you go the way the Esca movie did, I will be not only heartbroken, I will be catatonic.
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ETA: WARNING: comments now include spoilers for end of The Vision of Escaflowne, the series.
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Date: 2005-01-21 12:47 am (UTC)I saw 20 minutes of X the movie on cable and decided that not even 24 hours of no sleep and an industrial strength New Year's vodka and green apple soda could make me continue.
I rented it. I was staying home by myself (I think this was 9th grade, maybe 10th), and I decided I'd rent anime instead of a regular movie. I didn't even know what it was supposed to be about, I only knew it had been in a local theater briefly. I saw it, and I just...hated it. No amount of pretty animation could save its terribleness. I felt totally jacked out of my $3.50.