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leafy sea dragon
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 Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 2:27 am
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| LaytonPuzzle27 wrote: | Disgusting! Of all the thumbnails that ANN could have use they have to THAT thumbnail. ANN I demand you remove it. What where the developers of Belladonna of Sadness thinking are they trying to make movie audience disgust and sick of these scenes?  |
Take it easy, that's just frosting on her face, perv.  |
Frosting? Those are clearly coming from her eyes. Those are tears!
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Takkun4343
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Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 6:30 am
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| LaytonPuzzle27 wrote: | Disgusting! Of all the thumbnails that ANN could have use they have to THAT thumbnail. ANN I demand you remove it. What where the developers of Belladonna of Sadness thinking are they trying to make movie audience disgust and sick of these scenes? |
Not sure if sarcastic or just dumb.
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Usagi-kun
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Location: Nashville, TN
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Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 9:55 am
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| grooven wrote: | | I'm very surprised that Mononoke did not make the list. That one has incredible style. |
x100, yes. 
Edit: I also did not (read? who does that!?) the top paragraph...my bad. 
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Sakurafire_
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Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 10:57 am
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| leafy sea dragon wrote: |
| CatSword wrote: |
| LaytonPuzzle27 wrote: | Disgusting! Of all the thumbnails that ANN could have use they have to THAT thumbnail. ANN I demand you remove it. What where the developers of Belladonna of Sadness thinking are they trying to make movie audience disgust and sick of these scenes? |
Take it easy, that's just frosting on her face, perv. |
Frosting? Those are clearly coming from her eyes. Those are tears! |
"A gentleman doesn't aim for the eyes..."
Loved Belladonna of Sadness when I watched it on TCM. It was such a trippy movie and the limited animation worked, but I almost wish they had a bigger budget for a broader scope. Amusingly enough I had both this and Fantastic Planet on my DVR and forced my wife to watch both back to back! Haha...
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Shaterri
Joined: 03 Jan 2008
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Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 6:56 pm
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Hard to argue with anything on this list (or the previous one); these are all great choices. A couple more I'd offer from recent(ish) years: Kyōsōgiga and Flip Flappers. Both have some issues with story and with their characters (much like LotL, really), but are carried by astonishing degrees of visual inventiveness. I'm thrilled to see that Kiyotaka Oshiyama of Flip Flappers is going to be involved with the new FLCL, and still a little boggled that after helming Kyōsōgiga and Blood Blockade Battlefront, Rie Matsumoto hasn't been tapped for any new projects (that we know of).
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melmouth
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Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2018 10:59 am
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You can see Belladonna of Sadness on the Fandor movie service. It is gorgeous and emotionally draining. This is what good myth-making does.
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