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As if the Titanic couldn’t sink any lower than this…

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Thomster

You have done it Mat well done I am proud of you for finishing off this Battlefield Earth of animation. Next time I will request you to review something similar to The Rescuers Down Under won’t say what is but it is an amazing film in some time this year.

Pokematic

Oh man Matt, I feel so bad for you with this next one, not because it's a bad movie, but because you're not going to be able to experience the original print remaster on the big screen with original Japanese surround sound audio track. I had the great fortune of seeing it that way in a special 1 night screening. The way Kon-sama had some cells JUST out of focus (not scenes or frames, certain character cells with others being in focus) to add to the uneasy feeling and make you subconsciously question "what is real and what is not" as well as key sounds only coming out of certain speakers to add to the immersion, was truly a work of masterpiece. The best you'll be able to do is a Blu-ray rip off a sketchy website (never released on Blu-ray here in region 1, not sure it was ever officially released on Blu-ray since every copy I find online just feels off), and even then unless you have a high end home theater system, you're not going to be able to fully grasp what was done with the presentation.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Huh I'm not familar with the director of the upcoming Classic Reviews. I'm not quite sure what to expect but regardless bring it on.

Kae McSpadden

This one is also a really influential film, it inspired many modern day thriller movies like Requiem for a Dream and Black Swan.

Kae McSpadden

Yes, His movies also inspired Christopher Nolan too, because he said Inseption was inspired by Paprika. What also made Perfect Blue so brilliant is the themes of the movie are still relevant even today.