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BrianRuh
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MsCongeniality
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You're a stronger man than I. Just reading the review made my brain hurt--and not in a good way. |
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CaptainAvatar
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I was reading this review on break at work and had to resist the urge to burst out laughing. A bizarre tale that has piqued my interest.
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Cloe
Moderator
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Dammit, you beat me to it! And here I was, ready to copy/paste that exact same line and say pretty much the exact same thing. That could have been the entire review and it would have worked for me. In a massive coincidence, I stumbled upon this title in the ANN Encyclopedia merely two or three days ago while searching for another film starring a mythical creature named Coo. I didn't think much of it at the time (although seeing Julian Lennon as the theme song composer made me do a brief double-take), but after reading this hilarious review, I'm determined to check it out. |
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Shuichi
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I remember this anime. I watched it a few times on German TV.
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hell_xtremedawg
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Screenshot please  
Love these columns, lets me learn about good old stuffs. |
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sunflower
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This review belongs on the wall next to the Last Ramen. ;D
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Cowpunk
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Given that the French did kill a Greenpeace activist in 1985 when they planted bombs on the Rainbow Warrior the story is not that much of an exaggeration. http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/november/3/newsid_2538000/2538099.stm |
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jsevakis
Former ANN Editor in Chief
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It's a bit of an exaggeration to mow down an unarmed kid with a hail of machinegun fire and have an entire military diversion to catch a baby animal, I think. Don't get me wrong, French people are Evil. Especially French Canadians. 
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Eruanna
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Um. I seriously have to hope that is sarcasm. :/ From this review, this movie actually sounds very good to me  I want to see it now.
(Maybe its just because I have a thing for sea creatures) |
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v1cious
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what's with that last picture? don't tell me there's killer dolphins
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Drowning_Wolf
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Whoa! that looks very, very weird, but interesting nonetheless, I absolutely have too check it out.
Even more than you could possibly imagine! *evil laughter*
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Jubet
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Subtle isn't a key word here then. It does sound interesting, if only for the sheer wackiness however.
Killer dophins? Most likely killed dolphins. I hadn't thought of the Greenpeace incident but it does raise some interesting context considering the hush hush atmosphere. I doubt the French would not show some remorse over killing children, but propaganda is hardly unbiased. |
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jsevakis
Former ANN Editor in Chief
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Of course. You DO know Chris lives in Quebec, right? |
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Eruanna
Posts: 451 Location: Canada |
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I suppose I do now? :/ |
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