Aaah, I was trying to get tickets too, but I checked too late!
August 31, 2025 at 5:07 AM
Aaah, I was trying to get tickets too, but I checked too late!
Long felt this was the best Urusei Yatsura film. Certainly not the easiest entry point, but the one that meant the most for the series.
August 29, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Long felt this was the best Urusei Yatsura film. Certainly not the easiest entry point, but the one that meant the most for the series.
Another reason to be excited for what I'm sure is going to be an excellent release!
August 10, 2025 at 2:44 PM
Another reason to be excited for what I'm sure is going to be an excellent release!
he opens the book with a reflection on JP film within the context of the nation's recent history wherein he heavily criticizes the wartime film industry as being not simply complicit but cowardly in their lack of integrity and avoidance of responsibility.
January 13, 2025 at 1:57 PM
he opens the book with a reflection on JP film within the context of the nation's recent history wherein he heavily criticizes the wartime film industry as being not simply complicit but cowardly in their lack of integrity and avoidance of responsibility.
Iwasaki Akira was a film critic who got started in the 1920s working for a film import company before deepening his interest in Marxist/Leftist politics, which left him ostracized by the militarist gov during the war. Vindicated by the postwar surge of liberal democracy/
January 13, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Iwasaki Akira was a film critic who got started in the 1920s working for a film import company before deepening his interest in Marxist/Leftist politics, which left him ostracized by the militarist gov during the war. Vindicated by the postwar surge of liberal democracy/
To be clear, it's just as likely this is just proof of ownership by another Iwasaki, as it's a common name. Either way, fairly neat
January 13, 2025 at 10:53 AM
To be clear, it's just as likely this is just proof of ownership by another Iwasaki, as it's a common name. Either way, fairly neat