This match and Mustache Mountain vs DIY are in my list of top tag matches of all time. Mustache Mountain had me searching for where I could watch NXT UK
samistry: Mike Santana sounds way better than Cruz Montana. Why? Cruz Montana is made up of two popular Last Surnames. Fact check them to verify if I'm wrong.
It's not the first time I said my piece about NXT having phoney sounding names. We already got Saqon Shugers and Osiris Griffin.
Grasping at what to be mad about? Folks here know much I've been Pro NXT /WWE on this thread. Having a contrary opinion about the fed suddenly makes me grasping at stuff to be mad about? Lmao, Na talk like this make mods chokeslam your main account to hell.
Don't try to get nuanced now. Nobody had a problem with you saying Mike Santana sounds better but that wasn't what you said. You said Cruz Montana was a crappy name and that feels a bit much. It's not comparable to something like Osiris Griffin. It's a pretty ok name so yeah, calling it crappy feels like you're grasping
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Cancri: Guys, you should start watching Chinese anime I promise you, you will get bored of japanese anime. Chinese anime are epic
You should try watching this animation 1: renegade immortal 2: swallowed star 3: a mortal's journey to immortality 4: demon hunter 5: immortality 6: tomb of the fallen gods 7: perfect world Trust me you won't regret it, it might be a bit boring from the beginning, but as the show progress it gets interesting.
For people who only like OP MCs. Anime is too versatile. Comedy, drama, slice of life. Donghua still has some way to go before it can meet up with anime.
oyaskii: The allure of the Avengers movie was always the proper build up of films, years prior, this one's build up has been quite disjointed to say the least. We are going to be doing a lot of assumptions as it stands.
They are throwing every gimmick in the book at this to make this look tough, but something ain't clicking...
I am there sha 🤷🏿♂️
Instead of buildup through the movies, we got buildup from conventions and press releases and it just ain't hitting the same. They still have 4 months of promotion so here's hoping they can build up the momentum and, more importantly, deliver a great movie.
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Baddestguyp: I prefer the artstyle and tone of the first movie over any other part of the franchise I have seen. Even the new anime series felt odd and less serious compared to the first movie.
From what I've heard so far, the storytelling style of the manga was actually chaotic, cartoonish and over-the-top. The 1995 movie just adapted in a completely different direction from that and it sort of became the standard for subsequent onscreen adaptations.
It was very jarring to see the behavior of the characters in the new show, especially after just watching the 1995 movie. But it's actually growing on me
Weekend Movie Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (2004) 7.5/10
I didn't really connect with this as much as I did with the first movie. They were doing too much with the dialogue. It felt like the writers were trying too hard to go for the philosophical vibe. As a result, the core message got lost on me.
Also, the absence of Major Kusanagi for most of the movie was another thing I really felt. I like Batou, but as a supporting character and his dynamic with the Major. I really didn't enjoy him as the main character in this movie and his dynamic with Togusa, good as it was, pales compared to when they were a trio in the previous movie.
Even though they changed the art style for this movie, the animation was still great and looks good after 20 years.
The story itself was also decently interesting. At its essentials, it's a standard police-detective story, with extra philosophical layers.
Kenji Kawai is still in the music booth but it felt like he just recycled the tracks from the last movie so there wasn't really any improvement here. It was still good, though.
P.S: Read a post that said, story wise this was closer to the tone of the manga than the previous movie while the new Science Saru show is more faithful to characters, especially Major Kusanagi and I've been trying to reconcile these two concepts in my head. Almost makes me want to make out time to read the manga.