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  • Fishdeath
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    Originally posted by Baker
    But the thing is, everything made in the US is so politically correct that it sux. So it is all stuff for little kids (3-6) except like Futurama, South Park and Drawn Together. So only Japan makes anything anymore.
    Actually there's a cartoon on g4's barbed wire bisquit that's very gruesome ( *something* friends and friends )
    Also Adult Swim....

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  • Fishdeath
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    Ninja Scroll, the 1st Vampire Hunter D [not bloodlust] and The Black Cauldron [I think I'm alone on this one]

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  • IEEE 802.11
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    Originally posted by Solecord
    Ice Age! The squirrel rocks!
    I 2nd this motion!

    It was so sad when he died in the new movie, but so funny when he... *SPOILER'D!*

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  • QuadRaptor
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    Yeah I forgot about Iron Giant. That was a great one as well.

    And my family goes way back with the Lion King - I remember the first time we tried to see it, it sold out in the theatres.

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  • Chuck
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    Which Adult Swim have you been watching lately?

    Watch all your favorite shows for 5 bucks a month, as much as you like at www.ess.tv

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  • Zop
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    Iron Giant is damn good. Disney occasionally hits it well (Lion King, Emperor's New Groove) However, my vote is with Perfect Blue- a vaguely psychotic anime.

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  • Solecord
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    Ice Age! The squirrel rocks!

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  • Canadian*Sniper
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    haha the hunchback

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  • JackHole
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    I have to go with Heavy Metal or even Akira

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  • Baker
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    Originally posted by Bank
    There've been multiple futurama movies released on DVD that show on our latenight cartoon show Adult Swim around here.
    I watch that from time to time only for 30 minutes to watch Ghost In The Shell. The rest of Japanese anime -- usually, but not always -- is irritating.

    But the thing is, everything made in the US is so politically correct that it sux. So it is all stuff for little kids (3-6) except like Futurama, South Park and Drawn Together. So only Japan makes anything anymore.

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  • Bank
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    Originally posted by Baker
    If you want to expand it to tv series, that changes things QUITE a bit ...
    There've been multiple futurama movies released on DVD that show on our latenight cartoon show Adult Swim around here.

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  • Baker
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    Originally posted by Bank
    Futurama ...
    If you want to expand it to tv series, that changes things QUITE a bit ...

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  • Baker
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    Cowboy Bebop, Heavy Metal, Watership Down (the bloody, original version)

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  • Bank
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    Futurama. Iron Giant.

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  • QuadRaptor
    started a topic Best ANIMATED Movie?

    Best ANIMATED Movie?

    This was just another idea to go alongside Baker's movie list.

    Anyway, anything that is cartoonic or animated goes in this catagory.

    I have two selections, and can't decide between them because one I really liked when I was a kid, but the other one was just damn good.



    My oldschool favorite. I loved the story for this one, as well as the music to it as well. I always seemed to relate to Quasi, not that I'm a hunchback or anything but I do have my fair share of deformities (hearing loss, poor eyesight, ect.) And then watching it again nowadays, I begin to think...."Djali is the coolest animated goat I have ever seen!"



    My newer favorite. I watched this recently, not thinking there was going to be much to it, but I fell in love with the movie right at the beginning. The music is so awesome to it that I have the soundtrack in my car and listen to it frequently. It was funny and serious at the same time, and I was glad that Spirit only narrated the story - he never actually "spoke" within the story, so it made it almost feel like it really happened. I'm glad I gave this movie a chance - it is much better than it looks.
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