Skullwriter

Skull that bleeds ink and spills stories. Writer, Information Scientist, Librarian and reviewer!

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@FinleyFisch But... but... Wh-What about gemini Saga, the most badass of the golden saints!?

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@KonitanJP Its really weird to me to see this sort of discussion popping up, because both movies were very clear that being in the military was NOT a good thing and its NOT glorifying military. The doctors keep talking how they regret their roles in making weapons!

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@titangoji I think that this is one of the flaws of this movie. This scene would be absurdly better if focused, both characters have hands stained with blood but with completely different goals. Imagine how good it could have been if they had a complete discussion.

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@TheDylanRoca Simple, because there are unions of 2D artists, but there aren't unions of 3D artists.

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@2_left_thumbs That SHOULD be the golden standard of professional reviews too (which I try to follow as best as I can). But most reviewers try going for 'theatrics' saying how much they hated something, or they simply don't know how to express what miffed them.

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@2016_carp_v7 But we also understand the message of "Stopping the cycle of violence". I have a question, in Godzilla Minus One, the style of acting with long pauses that burst into emotion is derived from Noh theater, right? It's different from everything we Brazilians are used to.

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@2016_carp_v7 More or less, its a niche, and we are exposed to both Japan and USA 'style' of Kaijus. Due to recent antagonism of USA towards our elections, Brazilians also view the USA as something of a "Bad Guy" and cheered at the New York scene and gawked in horror at the Hiroshima scenes>

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@2016_carp_v7 You're welcome! Yeah in brazilian slang it... wasn't fortunate.

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@SXR123 And the tone of the vast majority of his works is very similar, if not the same. He is really good at 'Lovable loser with a heart of gold' story, but it ends saturating its own niche. While wildly different, Guardians of the Galaxy felt similar to Creature Commandos and etc.

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@seishi_acr Yeah, its downright vital. Its a matter of tone and intention, its like translating a book to a movie. You know some parts won't be able to fit (slang, extremely niche cultural references), but you have to stay as close as you can to the original.

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@Harada_TEKKEN Congrats on your move then! Its far better to be in a place where you enjoy working rather than a place where you're paid a lot, but you hate (I sure know about that...)

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@Kaigoat Its really nice to see other points of view, isn't it? Refreshing, even.

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@kiyomaro124 Wait people didn't understand THAT!? It was obvious!

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@magical78618858 Its almost people chose not to see the lesson of "Let us stop the cycle of violence, to spare the innocent and the next generations."

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@don_zalek Honestly his biggest flaw is that he is really good... at only ONE kind of story: "Lovable loser(s) who are kind of jerks but have their hearts in the right place". It was perfect for forgotten characters, but awful for established ones that don't fit that mold, like Superman.

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@Ultrakyriel Brazil here, for us its both.

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Making this review was a challenge... the trailers were spoilerrific and I barely had material.
https://t.co/U1m3IgYKJP

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@Ada2987_art Something that would require producers having brains and not being allergic to color would be something akin a two-fold pattern, outer-pattern being camouflage, inner pattern being wondrous and full of color to cause horror. But Pazuzu the color-eating demon must feast.