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Colin P. A. Jones discusses the often arbitrary way that Japanese laws are enforced. Foreign visitors to Japan often comment on how polite the Japanese people are, but little do… Read more »
Colin P. A. Jones discusses the often arbitrary way that Japanese laws are enforced. Foreign visitors to Japan often comment on how polite the Japanese people are, but little do… Read more »
Ars Technica links to some demo footage of Ni no Kuni: The Another World, a video game being developed by Level 5 and Studio Ghibli. There’s only so much you… Read more »
Well THAT was controversial! Some people like it and some people really hate it. (All these links are full of spoilers of course.) I don’t hate it. I still feel… Read more »
Bug Bash reveals the regrettable truth about blogging. (via)
1995’s Toy Story was like the original Star Wars: one of those rare breakthrough films that creates or redefines an entire genre of movies. It is hard to remember now… Read more »
There are some anime series that seem fun at first, but have flaws that become increasingly obvious as you spend more time with them. On the other hand there are… Read more »
The Karate Kid (2010) is a remake of the popular 1984 movie of the same name, this time using kung-fu. (The studio apparently considered releasing it with the name “The… Read more »
Jonathan Clements, a professional translator, reveals the deliberations that go into bringing an anime series to British television. “Can you translate it?” Bigwig asked me, all of a sudden. “Not… Read more »
…apparently. The new OVA xxxHolic Rou seems to wrap up the series pretty neatly, although I suppose they could use it as a launchpad for a new series of stories… Read more »
The Secret in Their Eyes (El secreto de sus ojos) won the 2010 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. It’s a crime drama that features a brutal killing, dim-witted police… Read more »