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I’m writing on More Thought Bubbles again, but under a new blog name
https://apensiveviewer.wordpress...It’s just as the title of this post suggests: I’m back on here, but with some changes. The last time I posted here was to announce that I’d be posting on Tumblr instead, but while microblogging has its perks, I did miss writing more elaborate posts full of rants and reviews. I started up my other blog, Moonlit Media Room, back up a couple of months ago, if you didn’t know, and now that I have a schedule figured out for that blog, I thought that it was about time to come back onto this one and give it another …
28.7.2024 23:39I’m writing on More Thought Bubbles again, but under a new blog name
https://apensiveviewer.wordpress...Catching up on anime: Kingdom, Bucchigiri, Ragna Crimson, and others
https://apensiveviewer.wordpress...Kingdom, Bucchigiri, Ragna Crimson, and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood—they don't have much in common, but they're all equally impressive.
10.3.2024 06:46Catching up on anime: Kingdom, Bucchigiri, Ragna Crimson, and others
https://apensiveviewer.wordpress...Netflix’s ‘Avatar: the Last Airbender,’ Ep. 2—Thoughts
https://apensiveviewer.wordpress...The first episode of Netflix’s adaptation of Avatar: the Last Airbender gave me mixed feelings about how the show will progress. My first impression of the show was that the showrunners had little understanding of the main characters’ flaws in the animated series. The issues I had with the first episode that’s titled “Aang” were mostly about the characterizations and how the depictions hurt the actors. Even the pacing is something that I didn’t quite like. So, my expectations of the second episode were low. And while I liked the depictions of the Kyoshi Warriors, I was still very disappointed …
3.3.2024 16:00Netflix’s ‘Avatar: the Last Airbender,’ Ep. 2—Thoughts
https://apensiveviewer.wordpress...I finally watched ‘Barefoot Gen’ (1983)
https://apensiveviewer.wordpress...Barefoot Gen (1983) is a Japanese animated film that’s based on Keiji Nakazawa’s manga series of the same name. It’s directed by Mori Masaki, produced by Takanori Yoshimune and Yasutaka Iwase, and released by Madhouse and GEN Productions. The film follows Gen Nakaoka and his family in Hiroshima, Japan, during the final days of World War II. Gen’s family struggles to survive on what little provisions they could manage. And although Hiroshima had been spared from previous air raids, on August 6, 1945, a B-29 craft flies overhead and releases an atomic bomb, destroying the city. Gen, who had been …
2.3.2024 17:00I finally watched ‘Barefoot Gen’ (1983)
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