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Sat, 12-13-2008, 09:10 PM
#21
Yes I watched the Thora 1080p version as well and was floored at the awesomeness.
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Thu, 12-18-2008, 05:34 AM
#22
Not to give anything away, but well, you see him in all the pictures and he's described in animenewsnetwork as "a fiercesome Western fighter" . . . I'd love to know why there's a blond white guy working for the Chinese . . . I guess that's not important. . .
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Thu, 12-18-2008, 07:12 AM
#23
Who knows. According to the kid, there's plenty of foreigners in China at that time. A skilled swordsman like him who wants to do nothing but fight would find an offer from the Emperor to "fight the strongest enemies" very tempting.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
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Fri, 12-19-2008, 03:05 AM
#24
oh dude, this is gonna air in like 360+ theaters in the States for 1 day in February. I wish a theater near me was playing it.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...er-in-february
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Thu, 02-12-2009, 02:17 AM
#25
This is a little late (as that the movie showing was last Thurs), but did anyone go see Sword of the Stranger in theaters? I did! It was pretty cool! Um, except the chinese was waaay more noticeably horrendous on the big screen with the huge speakers. . .I kept giggling at inappropriate moments. . .
I have to say that the picture wasn't as sharp on the big screen however I think some of the detail is lost as it's projected onto such a big screen. They had Bandai previews of some anime like Haruhi and what was it, Eureka Seven I think. ..something with huge robots and I have to say, the huge robots were *very* impressive on the big screen - more than samurai because of the space and epic-ness.
On the other hand, the "featurette"? Bah, almost a pure waste of time - showed the director and other people talking, some background paintings which were beautiful, but no animation whatsoever, which is what I wanted to see. Then they had twice the time with the American voice actors and. . .well, the english VA for the blond bad guy had to be on something - it was mildly entertaining watching him ramble.
Overall, just worth the $12.50 "event" price . . . though they never checked our tickets. Ah, if only I wasn't such a sucker for well animated violence. . .
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Thu, 02-12-2009, 02:41 AM
#26
awman, sweet! if there had been a showing in a theater closer than a 2:30 hour drive, i definitely would have gotten tickets. i wanted to get it for the theater 2:30 hours away, but it was gonna be super hard to get there, so i couldn't really..
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