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Favorite first watches of 2026, a 🧵:
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【Official Teaser】 Hirayasumi Anime Scheduled for 2027! (Animation Production: Production +h.) ✨More: hirayasumi-anime.jp/
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the binding of isaac
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Partial to these kind of 'under the hood' views of the bridge equipment, which we get fairly rarely in the run of the show but are visually quite satisfying, like tearing apart a transistor radio
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Holy Flame Of The Martial World (1983, 1hr 26min) Streaming on Eternal Family in North America. Siblings train in martial arts and hunt the Holy Flame sword, battling demons and clans to avenge their parents. Directed by Tony Lou Chun-Ku. Presented with Celestial Pictures and Shaw Brothers Studio
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Buddha's Palm (1982, 1hr 33min) Streaming on Eternal Family in North America. A blind cave-dwelling master trains a young warrior in the legendary Buddha’s Palm, unleashing a world of magic and danger. Directed by Taylor Wong Presented with Celestial Pictures and Shaw Brothers Studio
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Space Pirate Captain Harlock: The Endless Odyssey Episode 3
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Rewatching Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (1997)
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TV Spots Godzilla vs. Biollante (1989)
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dudes see this scene and go "hell yeah"
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A bit so strong that you can get 30k likes just describing it and no one even feels the need to post the actual clip. (Here it is anyways)
The Futurama joke where Fry witnesses an alternate universe where they're all cowboys and he assumes there's infinite universes, and the professor tells him "No it's just the two"
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Theatrical Trailer For Godzilla Vs. Biollante (1989)
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DUST IN THE WIND (1986) Hou Hsiao-hsien
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i often think about this Chuck Jones quote about how animators, and by extension filmmakers, need to read.
all filmmakers do is watch movies. They'll name every classic ever made. Never read a single novel or watch a play. That's why every movie looks incredible but the stories are dog shit
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「re: serial experiments」 // Reveal Trailer [layer 13] // Close the world, Open the nExt. _____________________________ #lain #lainTTL #reserialexperiments
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I’ve never seen a show carried as hard by its aesthetics and vibes as Gundam Wing. Absolutely nonsensical and pedestrian execution until the last 6 episodes. Then Endless Waltz somehow produces some of the most stylish imagery you can find in a 90s sci-fi anime.
Does Gundam Wing have major pacing issues? Yes. Was this still one of the most memorable scenes of my childhood? Also yes.
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Does Gundam Wing have major pacing issues? Yes. Was this still one of the most memorable scenes of my childhood? Also yes.
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everybody watch the short film The black tower (1987)
Black bars are such a blunt type of horror. Blurring obscures details but still gives you the idea of something. In documents, putting [REDACTED] still gives you letters to glaze over. A black bar feels like your brain is protecting you from something you weren’t meant to see.
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First we see maybe the greatest composite shot in Toho history and then old allies Godzilla and Mothra fight, Why? Other than everyone in this movie being sleepy and grumpy. Misunderstanding? You see by the end Godzilla seems to get Mothra was in a hurry The trailer adds dialogue
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The change from fighting giant monsters/anomalies to human on human violence really sets the whole mood.
Rewatching Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (1997)
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When people insist only Suzuki Seijun’s later Nikkatsu work are where he became a great director, it makes me feel like all they know how to appreciate him for is absurdism in the edit & intense colored flare, but formally he was on the edge of cuts & composition back to the 50s
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