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I watched it at Cineplex Cinemas Pickering and VIP.
It was Very Very Good Anime Movie saw it in subtitled.
It was like watching Live Action Oil Painting very Fluid and Beautiful.
It was about Life , Death and Moving forward.
I hope this is not Hayao Miyazaki last movie.
The Toronto International Film Festival 2023 Opened with
This Movie. It would be nice if won another Oscar
The Boy and the Heron
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Review·12mo
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I watched it at Landmark Cinemas 24 Whitby.
It was Very Good non Hollywood movie and Movie theatre was Very Good. This same place I also saw Psycho-Pass Providence.
A week before I saw The Boy and the Heron at Cineplex Pickering.
It would be good if it gets any Oscar nomination.
Godzilla Minus One
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The Dub is not bad... Worth your time Take a Look .. Modern problem and Issues WOW
星合の空
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I saw this long time ago on PBS.
Why is it so hard to get online to watch this Important Documentary.
It is Now even more Relevant Now.
Jack K.
April 18 2021
Take care and Be Safe
Who Killed Vincent Chin?
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One of the Best Tech News show.
Thank you CNBC
Looking forward to the New Show
April 9 2021
Squawk Alley
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One of Best Show but you can not see it now.
Prisoners of Gravity
Review·4y
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One of The Best Anime OVA Series.
My Fav. is No. 7 Double Vision in Japanese with e-sub
When it came out in 1990 It was one of Best of Anime.
It still hold up in Year 2020
Thank you to Kenichi Sonoda character designer.
I first saw the Japanese Laser Dics in Toronto from
Chinese LD rental store.
I bought the AnimEigo VHS and DVD
I also bought the Japanese Music CD for the Series.
This is what got me into Anime.
It has that Blade Runner and Cyberpunk Feel to it.
Bubblegum Crisis
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Review·5y
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One of Best Japanese Movie No One has Seen in Canada.
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Thank you to James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez
Yes.I saw it ..
Cineplex in 3D
It is a Very Good Movie for the Big Screen.
You Should go See It if you Can.
Yes I have the OVA and Manga
I also saw Ghost in the Shell 2017 and Blade Runner 2049.
Alita: Battle Angel
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"Tears in rain" is a monologue delivered by character Roy Batty in the 1982 Ridley Scott film Blade Runner. Altered by Hauer from the scripted lines the night before filming, the monologue is frequently quoted; critic Mark Rowlands described it as "perhaps the most moving death soliloquy in cinematic history". Wikipedia
Plastic Memories
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