Movies and TV shows!

[Lady Blodwynn]

Maybe it was due to the different perspectives held by the directors? But it is after all an American production, so some things were trumped up more. But these movies make you forget the horrible aftertaste you get from watching Pearl Harbor. I still say that Tora! Tora! Tora! is the best movie about that day ever.  

[Marcus McFlufferson]

Well I have to point out that both movies were directed by Clint Eastwood. But yeah, he's American. So it'll have an American perspective.

And yeah. I agree, Tora! Tora! Tora! was much better than Pearl Harbour  

[Lady Blodwynn]

Akira Kurosawa wrote the Japanese parts of the movie, putting those little touches on the dialog. What I like the most is that for a movie from an age where over the top drama was the norm it was a real piece of history being retold without much of poetic stuff. Plus such movies always get bonus points from me when they let the soldiers speak the language of their respective country.

Did you see the movie about the Battle of Britain by any chance? It was crap, but hopefully a whole lot better than the American attempt at portraying the battle.  

[Marcus McFlufferson]

Hm. I don't think I did. Does it have a name?  

[Lady Blodwynn]

"Battle of Britain" starring Michael Caine.  

[Marcus McFlufferson]

Ah nooo. I haven't seen that.  

[Lady Blodwynn]

I recently had the pleasure of seeing Batman - Gotham Knight feature, which is a lot like the Animatrix in style and format. I never was a big fan of the bat but this was quite entertaining, if only to see a bishonen version of Bruce Wayne and a fatty batman mrgreen

I've also stumbled upon the anime series of Starship Troopers done during the 80's. Not quite a lot like the books but at least it has robotic suits. None of the politics though sad  

[Xenos Mortium]

Lady Blodwynn

I've also stumbled upon the anime series of Starship Troopers done during the 80's. Not quite a lot like the books but at least it has robotic suits. None of the politics though sad

Wait, the computer animated one, or was it anime? I knew that there was a manga, but I didn't know that there was an anime. This is rather relevent to my interests.  

[Caleidah]

I'm entirely displeased. My girlfriend is out of town and I can't justify it to go and see movies by myself. Dark Knight, Hancock, Hellboy II...cripes. Its painful.  

[DarkElf27]

Caleidah

I'm entirely displeased. My girlfriend is out of town and I can't justify it to go and see movies by myself. Dark Knight, Hancock, Hellboy II...cripes. Its painful.

Dang. When's she going to be back?  

[Caleidah]

DarkElf27

Caleidah

I'm entirely displeased. My girlfriend is out of town and I can't justify it to go and see movies by myself. Dark Knight, Hancock, Hellboy II...cripes. Its painful.

Dang. When's she going to be back?

The end of August. TT~TT
Oh well. Odds are that I'll go to see Hellboy II with my dad. He's a huge fan of Ron Pearlman, and I like Hellboy.  

[Mat]

you must all go see W.A.L.L. E  

[Lady Blodwynn]

Xenos Mortium

Lady Blodwynn

I've also stumbled upon the anime series of Starship Troopers done during the 80's. Not quite a lot like the books but at least it has robotic suits. None of the politics though sad

Wait, the computer animated one, or was it anime? I knew that there was a manga, but I didn't know that there was an anime. This is rather relevent to my interests.

An anime from the 80's, not that crappy CGI series tailored towards kids. If you want I can hook you up with those anime episodes ninja  

[Vikki Stardust]

Mat

you must all go see W.A.L.L. E

I concur! surprised  

[Caleidah]

Kaori Kapoigne

Mat

you must all go see W.A.L.L. E

I concur! surprised

Yet another movie I shall have to wait until the end of August to see.
Accursed relationships...