Let’s take things back to the more innocent time of 2004, when the idea that the media might be lying to us was still just a sexy, sexy fantasy! The Hack Attack is back,...
A brief look into the production of the excellent but overlooked Trollhunter.
A review of the 1996 kaiju movie Gamera 2: Advent of Legion.
Joey finally looks at an anime film: the revered classic from the ’80s that arguably made anime popular in the west.
Don’t worry, this video isn’t spam. Neither is the movie, as far as the Renegado can tell…
Phil Buni is back and looking a little different as he reviews the violent Spanish satire The Last Circus (original title: Balada triste de trompeta).
“We’re really only seeing a woman being forced to strip naked in the woods because the writer wanted to see a woman forced to strip naked in the woods.”
And so Miyazaki March finally comes to an end, as Sofie reviews Miyazaki’s swan song, The Wind Rises, just released in Danish theaters.
Sofie’s almost to the finish line of Miyazaki March as she looks at… Well, let’s just say it’s a good thing this wasn’t Hayao Miyazaki’s final film.
In this episode, Sofie talks about a movie with a main character named Sophie.
Sofie looks at the strangest of Miyazaki’s movies, which, in a way, also makes it the most admirable one.
Sofie nears the finish line of Miyazaki March with one of the crown jewels of Miyazaki’s career.
From the minds of newspaper comic writers comes a bizarre animated adventure starring pretty much every Mexican talent in existance, including the Bichir Brothers, Cheech Marin… and Guillermo Del Toro! Also, stick around until the end for a song featuring lots of cameos, including the whole staff from the Agony Booth!
Yes, pigs do fly, and so does Sofie… While watching this, movie that is.
Sofie’s Miyazaki March continues with Kiki’s Delivery Service, which features cats, which makes Sofie happy.
Sofie’s Miyazaki March continues with the most insanely cute, innocent movie ever. Also, the Film Renegado is in this video!
Sofie’s Miyazaki March continues with the first Miyazaki movie in the Studio Ghibli era. And yes, before you say it, she knows what “Laputa” means in Spanish.
Sofie’s Miyazaki March continues in this second installment of the month.
Sofie has decided to make March 2014 into Miyazaki March, where she reviews the films of acclaimed Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki, starting with his very first feature Lupin the III: The Castle of Cagliostro.
“Like The Hunger Games, Battle Royale is also about teenagers fighting to the death, but with its graphic violence and darkly comedic tone, it’s clearly intended for adults.”
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