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Posted by Xephon0930 on 20-04-2009 at 14:33:
The original Thunderbirds had puppets but 2086 looked like it was Gatchaman for a split second.
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Posted by SJ_SwanJun on 20-04-2009 at 15:13:
I was a huge Speed Racer fan when I was a kid. It was part of the Saturday morning line-up.
Mum never had any problems with us watching anything overly destructive. Hell, she let me watch An American Werewolf in London when I was six.
I was watching Halloween at eight ...
I don't know that I'd allow Joshie to watch horror films, but I have no issue with him watching CSI, NCIS or even Mayday. During the last episode of Mayday, Joshie pursed his lips, looked at me and said "I'd like to fly in an airplane, Mummy." Meanwhile the plane on the TV was spiralling mid-dive with total engine flame-out and all the passengers were screaming with the pain of massive G-Forces.
I flicked a brow and looked back at the TV and asked if he was sure about that. He nodded and said, "Planes are safe. That plane is just sick, but it'll be okay." He looked back at the TV with a tilted head and added. "Maybe I'll fly one, like Mark." (Incidentally, the pilots did regain control of the plane, the engines refired and they got it down safe -- Josh giggled and pointed at the TV and said "See. It's better now.")
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Oh I am so proud of the little monkey. Even though every week we watch a plane fall from the sky he still has no fear over it
His fav show is, of course, Big Bang Theory... I'm not allowed to turn it off. He thinks Sheldon is the bomb and has become a Flash and Green Lantern fan as a result.
I am so raising a comic book guy ... :grin:
SJ
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Posted by lborgia88 on 20-04-2009 at 16:07:
When I was little, I usually got more upset about bad things happening to animals on TV than to people, but there were some things that freaked me out and gave me nightmares. It didn't help that my older brother would usually tell me that the things that scared me were real and would come to get me as soon as I fell asleep!
This episode of Space 1999 was, I think, the thing that terrified me the most!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tbXhu09m5s
Posted by SJ_SwanJun on 20-04-2009 at 16:26:
According to Mum, the only TV show that freaked me out .... was Lassie.
She said I would freak...
Yet, I really enjoyed the Littlest Hobo (still do sometimes when I'm feeling nostalgic) ... So it wasn't the doggie.
Freddie Kruger was high on my list of watchables, but Lassie was terrifying -- go figure.
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Posted by shamrokchick on 20-04-2009 at 16:40:
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I'd have to say I was in the whole Pokemon craze too when it was popular. Digimon had more of a story line than Pokemon from what I remember.
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Posted by Barrdwing on 20-04-2009 at 18:17:
I think I have the Digimon movie around here somewhere--seems to me it turned up at Target, and I nabbed it. I haven't watched it yet, although I keep meaning to. It falls into the category of "treat, I should make sure I have enough time to watch the whole thing so I can enjoy it." Which of course makes it harder to find enough time. 
I loved Lodoss Wars! That one was the best movie rental "find" I ever made. Bought a bunch of the music CDs at Fanime Con, too. They really put a lot of effort and talent into that series, although I could never get into the sequel. And it's a dang shame the cels are so freaking expensive!
Posted by Metaliant on 20-04-2009 at 20:25:
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With Thunderbirds, Gerry Anderson did that first (he made Captain Scarlet my favourite Gerry Anderson puppet show), thens it was the cartoon Thunderbirds 2086 and then the awful live action film directed by Riker from Star Trek TNG.
And going back to Captain Scarlet, they made a CGI verson couple of years ago which was actually quite good.
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Posted by Metaliant on 20-04-2009 at 20:29:
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Ah, Space 1999, loved it as a kid, had trading cards, brother had an Eagle, which when I had it, didn't have any engines or the module that went into the middle (never knew what happened to them).
If you think that's scary, try Sapphire and Steel. One episode nearly made me change my underwear. It was about how something that looked like someone but without a face could move people into and out of photos. I watched it in the dark in my parents bedroom on their small TV.
Watched last year again on YouTube but this time I watched in broad daylight.
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Posted by Metaliant on 20-04-2009 at 20:30:
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I liked The Littlest Hobo. Better than Lassie and Benji put together.
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Posted by Condorfan on 21-04-2009 at 00:53:
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I used to watch Speed Racer too. It's cool that the Mach 5 makes a cameo in Gatchaman.
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Posted by SJ_SwanJun on 21-04-2009 at 01:16:
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It does??
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Posted by Condorfan on 21-04-2009 at 01:26:
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In the episode "The Plot to Assassinate Dr. Nambu" where Joe met this girl at a race track (turns out later to be a Devil Star), at the end Joe is waiting for her at the track and you can see the Mach 5 go by.
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Posted by tatsunokofan on 21-04-2009 at 01:46:
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Actually, no, it doesn't. This is a very popular Gatchaman myth, but it isn't accurate. Here's the shot from episode #31:
And here's an overhead view of the Mach 5 from the first episode of Speed Racer:
As you can plainly see, while the two cars do have certain similarities, they have distinctly different body shapes.
It's likely that the animator doing that particular scene in Gatchaman had intended for it to be the Mach 5, and simply got the body wrong, but it's off far enough that I'd certainly wouldn't to say that it is the Mach 5. Actually, the body of that car looks more like the GRX than the Mach 5...
James
Posted by SJ_SwanJun on 21-04-2009 at 09:30:
You know, James .... Why don't they have you working with the teams on the Gatch movie, eh?
You know more than I think half the teams on the original series do... If they had you on board, at least we'd know they'd get it right...
And I'd totally be all over it!!
And I am NOT being facetious when I say that.... I think you'd do an awesome job.
SJ
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Posted by Metaliant on 21-04-2009 at 14:18:
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Just for SJ, Bananaman Intro
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Posted by Metaliant on 21-04-2009 at 14:20:
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I second that.
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Posted by Cep on 21-04-2009 at 16:05:
RE: Is Anime Getting Staler Nowadays?
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Pokemon certainly did not start the 90's Anime movement
The early movement was started by the release of such films as Odin, Fist of the Northstar, Venus Wars and of course the much acclaimed Akira as well as the early "series" type of films such as Tank Police and 3x3 eyes.
Of course there were earlier animes available such as Laputa which aired in the west during the eighties and a lot of low budget (yet classic) anime style cartoons like Dogtanian, Cities of Gold and around the world in 80 days but these did not spark the anime movement at this time.
Good old days
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Posted by clouddancer on 21-04-2009 at 17:08:
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Cloud being smart-alecky, "Shhhh, SJ you are not meant to be letting the world know he is involved. James wants to maintain his anonymity."
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Posted by Condorfan on 21-04-2009 at 17:48:
Sorry about the mix up. At first glance it does look like the Mach 5. Thanks James for clearing that up.
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Posted by Xephon0930 on 01-05-2009 at 23:27:
Has anyone seen Code Geass?
Johnny Yong Bosch does a good job with Lelouch.
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