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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....
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.
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.
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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