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Schwarzwald posted:Anime was so loving expensive in the 00s. It was unbelievable.
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So 80s and some of the 90s predates VHS intended to sell to consumers, so to buy you had to get the Video Rental store price which was usually $90ish for common popular things. I'd totally see anything not super popular that's also an import going for more.
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muscles like this! posted:Being a kid and an anime fan in the 90s sucked. You were stuck watching what few shows made it to TV and every once in a while Sci-Fi Channel would air some anime movies. Your best bet was having a weird uncle who would import laserdiscs and/or would buy the R rated tapes so you could watch stuff like Akira or the original Ghost in the Shell movie. Bio Booster Armor: Guyver was another one and it ruled. That was for some reason fairly accessible for suburban 12-year-old me in the 90's; they sold VHS dubs of that at Suncoast and similar. I didn't even know they made the live-action American movies until way after the fact, and wow did they suck. Then, several years ago, they made a new anime adaptation of Guyver...which also sucked. Definitely still expensive as gently caress, though. Like $30+ for 2 episodes on a VHS.
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God bless the kickass local video store in my neighborhood that had bootlegged vhs tapes of the final season of sailor moon.
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Xealot posted:Bio Booster Armor: Guyver was another one and it ruled. That was for some reason fairly accessible for suburban 12-year-old me in the 90's; they sold VHS dubs of that at Suncoast and similar. I didn't even know they made the live-action American movies until way after the fact, and wow did they suck. Then, several years ago, they made a new anime adaptation of Guyver...which also sucked. Here in the UK it was one episode per tape I still have my entire set of them (The Celtic frost song in the MANGA VIDEO trailer is forever etched into my brain) as for the live movies I disagree, it’s gory power rangers with Luke sky walker and solid snake they’re goofy but still fun, there was actually a 45 minute OVA based on the Guyver that came before the 12 part series I think I have a VCD of it somewhere that I made complete with a photoshopped dvd case (it was in this case that I also used to hide my VCD of short porn clips because I knew my parents wouldn’t ever borrow it .....that may also still be in there ) What I’m saying is The Guyver ruled
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falz posted:So 80s and some of the 90s predates VHS intended to sell to consumers, so to buy you had to get the Video Rental store price which was usually $90ish for common popular things. In the early 80's Paramount started with Star Trek. They then had a 25 for 25 sale with 25 films available on VHS for 25 bucks. It did well enough that they partnered with another company in 1986 to create Paramount Pictures which would become Suncoast Video. But Top Gun was the watershed moment. At $29.95 it sold so many god drat copies that even movie studios realized there was a gently caress ton of money in consumer sales and by 1990 there were some holdouts but not a lot. It would have been weird to not find mainstream newish releases for sale.
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Gripweed posted:Strong contender for best tagline *Ten Million Boomers, Simultaneously*: "Perfect movie for a date night with The Wife!"
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One More Fat Nerd posted:*Ten Million Boomers, Simultaneously*: "Perfect movie for a date night with The Wife!" *Ten Million Millennials, Simultaneously*: guess I'll go by myself then
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Gripweed posted:Strong contender for best tagline This sounds like something Laszlo, Nandor and Nadja would end up making (with Colin Robinson as DP).
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Colin Robinson makes a 12 hour director's cut and let's Limp Bizkit score it
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Gripweed posted:Strong contender for best tagline It's no "Rated X by an All White Jury".
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https://twitter.com/alderhealycass/status/362685551620550656
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That's good but it really needs the LilyC.A.T title
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https://twitter.com/KaijuNewsOutlet/status/1383814322942406659?s=19
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That sure is a guy standing.
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Why does a guy in the Ten Rings clearly use the same costume designer as Captain Marvel and Ant-Man and Black Panther and Scarlett Witch and
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feedmyleg posted:Why does a guy in the Ten Rings clearly use the same costume designer as Captain Marvel and Ant-Man and Black Panther and Scarlett Witch and Disney+ TV show about the guy in-universe who makes costumes for everyone when, Marvel? Make a mockumentary talking about capes and poo poo and how often they need to repair suits.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Disney+ TV show about the guy in-universe who makes costumes for everyone when, Marvel? Make a mockumentary talking about capes and poo poo and how often they need to repair suits. That is a thing in the comics, there is an old New York tailor who makes and repairs costumes for heroes and villains, no questions asked. ![]() Gripweed fucked around with this message at 14:14 on Apr 19, 2021 |
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Gripweed posted:That is a thing in the comics, there is an old New York tailor who makes and repairs costumes for heroes and villains, no questions asked. I would 100% watch a movie about this tailor.
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Vintersorg posted:That sure is a guy standing. Yeah this reeks of "whatever, you'll probably watch it" Really looks like the last in a series of increasingly pointless character posters.
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A Disney+ series about the tailor would be great in the same way a Night Nurse series would be. If you can get the major actors to all show up for an episode or two.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Disney+ TV show about the guy in-universe who makes costumes for everyone when, Marvel? Make a mockumentary talking about capes and poo poo and how often they need to repair suits. In addition to Spider-Man comics, that guy is already in Invincible and he's voiced by Mark Hamill.
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Jedit posted:In addition to Spider-Man comics, that guy is already in Invincible and he's voiced by Mark Hamill. Wasn't there a version of that guy in the Daredevil show too?
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Jedit posted:In addition to Spider-Man comics, that guy is already in Invincible and he's voiced by Mark Hamill. Here's hoping he's still alive
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AFewBricksShy posted:Wasn't there a version of that guy in the Daredevil show too? Yes, although it was to set him up becoming classic Daredevil villain Gladiator.
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Gripweed posted:That is a thing in the comics, there is an old New York tailor who makes and repairs costumes for heroes and villains, no questions asked. There was a Batman prose short story about a guy in Gotham who made everyone's gear, from Batman to the Riddler.
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Gripweed posted:That is a thing in the comics, there is an old New York tailor who makes and repairs costumes for heroes and villains, no questions asked. And he's not the only one that does it: ![]()
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What's with those weird broken sentences?
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Vintersorg posted:What's with those weird broken sentences? I assume you need to read them as a East-European/Russian accent.
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A second plane has struck Mel Gibson.
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Man vs Pumpkinman 3: In Space
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I love the giant mech just stuck in the background. ![]()
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Vintersorg posted:I love the giant mech just stuck in the background. Five minutes late to the photoshoot
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