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Claymore [Complete Series] – Review
Who doesn’t want to see hot blond women with big swords powering up and defeating obnoxiously large monster vampire fiends? Click to read the full 26 episode analysis of this anime series in our full review...
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Gantz [Live Action] – Review
I will recommend seeing this if you are a Gantz fan but don't be upset with the changes they made (most of the language and practically all the nudity found in the anime and manga are gone). Despite all I said the movie is entertaining and will keep you engaged. Click for the full review...
Three String Samurai – Review
As the guitarist for "Zerodecibel," one of the most popular bands in Japan, Gen is living on top of the world. So when vocalist Miki announces his dismissal from the band at a press conference, he is completely devastated. To make matters worse, a misunderstanding with a taxi driver leaves him stranded in the rural Aomori-prefecture. Click for the full review...
Creative Spotlight: Episode #12 – Natasha Jen
This episode of the Creative Spotlight focuses on a talented designer by the name of Natasha Jen. Her design has earned a variety of awards and has appeared in a number of publications, including Creative Review, Metropolis, China Art and Design, and Rosebud Magazine. Needless to say, she is good at what she does! Click to read the full interview...
Tomie vs Tomie – Review
It's not very often a sinking ship gets the buoyancy it needs to rise back up to the top again, so it's refreshing to see another installment in a series give Tomie a successful return. I for one, am excited to see where this franchise can go from here and I am glad I watched this film. Click to read the full review...
The One-Armed Swordsman – Review
A 1967 classic, this film is centered around a rivalry between the Golden Sword School and a group of vicious bandits. The movie begins with an attack on the master of the school, Qi Rufeng, by these thugs, resulting in a servant Fang Cheng sacrificing his life to save his master's. Click to see how the rest plays out, in our full review...
Fooly Cooly (FLCL) – Review
FLCL was a great hit so Funimaton bought the rights to distribute the show. They have planned to not change anything only make the quality better and put it on DVD and blu-ray. They have estimated that the series and the comic have generated over 8 million dollars. Click to read the full anime series review...
Beautiful Boxer – Review
Director Ekachai Uekrongtham vision of Beautiful Boxer really gives us a glimpse into life of someone that dares to confront his true self unto a world that's not ready for change. It's a movie that works on both the emotional level and the physical side with its fight action sequence, and one of the better sports-fight biopics I have seen. Click for the full review...
The Green Hornet – Review
The Green Hornet is an action-comedy and clever superhero satire that's about as close to a cool summer movie as you're going to get in January. Very few gave Michel Gondry and Seth Rogen's Green Hornet much of a chance. Where they right not to? Click for the full review...
Love and Honor – Review
Marcello reviewed Twilight Samurai, Olivia reviewed The Hidden Blade, and now our newest editor Donna finishes out Yoji Yomada's trilogy by examining the last film, Love and Honor. Set in Tokugawa Era Japan, this film is regarded as a instant classic by many. Click for the full review...
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