Viva Violence
Miya-Miya rocks!! Viva violence!!
Miya-Miya rocks!! Viva violence!!
Geez. I just read some really good writing in the form of movie reviews for this weekend’s releases. I mean I was startled by how moved I was from just reading them. Did it make me want to go watch the movies? Hell, yeah, even though one of them was a pan and dismissed the film as another in a long line of bad action flicks.
First up is Manahlo Dargis’s demolition of Wanted, the action flick opening up today. It’s a beautiful takedown. I wish I can write my reviews like that for when I need to pan a film.
Next is Devid Edelstein’s review of Wall-E. Simply amazing. And the movie sounds awesome as well.
Hmm. What to watch this weekend?
“This is SPARTA!”
King Leonidas (Gerald Butler), 300
In a week’s time, the 2008 Tour de France will commence. Start reading your news about it here.
“One of them was disguised as a woman, but wasn’t pulling it off. Like, her hair was red, but it was a little too red, y’know? And the other one, the tall, lanky one, his face was so blank and expressionless. He didn’t even seem human. I think he was a mandroid.”
Blaine, The X-files, “Jose Chung’s From Outer Space”
So you’ve read about the tsundere and the yandere anime personalities here. But what else is there. Check today’s link and laugh at how right they are!
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AnimeCharacterTypes

Tyranny of autos
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
“A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.”
3rd Law of Robotics, Isaac Asimov
Another in the string of posts to get a Chris Bishop painting. I prefer the girls, but he also does robots.
These pages make me happy and sad. Go on. Break her heart. It’s the only thing to do.
Well, I just finished Masakazu Katsura’s I”s a second time. Yes, I read it a while ago on OneManga, but decided to read it again because Borders had all 15 volumes ready to be purchased. And so I did. It’s still an amazing read.
Ichitaka Seto is a fool in love with his classmate, Iori Yoshizuki. He’s also have to fend off the advances of Itsuki Akiba and Izumi Isozaki while hoping he doesn’t fall for Aiko Asou. You know, standard harem fare. But true love finds a way.
Ichitaka is a fool. He should’ve said something earlier, but then we wouldn’t have had 15 volumes to read. Iori is cute as a button, but needs to express her love for him as well. It’s damn near amazing that they did get together in the end. Itsuki and Izumi are there as road blocks. He’s a fool for entertaining them. Aiko almost, almost made it impossible for this story to have a happy ending. But the fool becomes the prince and makes Iori’s day.
I am a sucker for this story. And I am glad I read it a second time. Purchased it to help further getting stupid, sappy crap like this made. More, please, because it warms my heart.
Someday….