badazz5001

Afro ken is a masterpiece of animation. The brilliance of the plot that will bring you to tears, the characters who will blind you with there awesome symbolism of fahisom and the death of dreams when they are achieved and the animation that will make anime like paprika cut there wrists because they know it can compare. Now some fools may clame that this is just a shitty comershil written buy someone who took to much acied but i have to say it isent random nonsenciel giberish. Its pure genus, masked with nonsensicol insanity. Think... See full review

Let me start by saying i hate disaster movies. Films like the posiden adventure do nothing but piss me off because of the lack of reltey to the horrible situation and just making an thriller in disguise as movie about a real tragedy. Tokyo magnitude 8.0 is different however in the fact that it more resembles grave of the firefly's then the posiden adventure. The story is quite simple a middle school girl named maria who hates her family is forced to go to a robot expo with her little brother lufey in odaiba. Shortly after arriving an 8.0 magnitude earthquake stricks Tokyo and destroys most of the... See full review

I know I know the decryption to sora no manimani sounds like the it is just an average romantic comedy amine and does nothing different then any of the other hundreds of romantic comedy amine that do nothing to differentiate them selves from the gene. And you would be absolutely right but for what it lacks in creativity sora no manimani does make up for in quality. The story is textbook , boy returns to town that he grew up in after years of being away and meets a girl who he hung out with back then. Some how they both remember each other by name even thow they only knew each other for about a... See full review

The mafia in American cinema is always in my opinion incredibly unrealistic. Ether they depict them far to harshly such as in early 20s block busters like or are in my opinion far to kind to them in classics like the godfather.  But every so often a piece of art depicts them realistically without to much romantic heroism but not to much despicable villainy. Gungrave is one of those rare occasions. The story revolves around two young juvenile delinquents Brandon heat and harry McDowell. After tragedy strikes them they both end up joining the crime syndicate known as millineom and end up working with the... See full review