That can also get you into trouble.... please stop showcasing a hostile attitude towards forum etiquette.
By the way, that also contradicts this:
Mushi-shi is great, but a little mellow for some people. More in line with your previously listed favorites I might also recommend Gurren Lagan, much fun and craziness and action.
I thought I named this thread Favorite anime/manga or something, not, "please post your argument and correct others grammar thread"...
There is a reason why it is important to have correct grammar and spellings. There are other people who use this forum who does not have English as their first langauge. It is often quite confusing at times when English-speakers revert to text speak and slang words related to their own country (such as "lols" and so on). It makes reading what is typed much easier and straightforward to read and easier to contribute to the discussion.
Therefore this is why it is better to try and stick with a good grammar and spelling to show politeness and common courtesy to fellow forum users, regardless whether they have English as first, second, third or more languages.
To bring it back on topic, I have seen a limited selection of Anime. The one that stuck the most with me is "Spirited Away" from Studio Ghibli. This has made me want to buy more films from Studio Ghibli, unfortunately for me, it is rather hard to acquire them with the required subtitles and English dubs together, rather than the Japanese voiceovers with the English subtitles...Although it does not really bother me that much!
Having seen a film of Ghost In The Shell, which I got terribly confused with at first (did not realise you needed to watch the other parts of Ghost in the Shell to understand the running theme in it!) several times, I am interested in learning more about that franchise.
There is a reason why it is important to have correct grammar and spellings. There are other people who use this forum who does not have English as their first langauge.
What really does it for me though would have to be those cute Asian girls in these movies, they look like the girls in my office!
How ironic! ^
The Studio Ghibli or whatever it's called has produced some of the best animation I've ever seen.
Ghost in a Shell was the first proper Manga I saw as a kid and the scenery captivated me, especially when the chick is on the boat and it begins to rain. That coupled with the music in said scene is quite amazing if you ask me. I also really liked the concept of Ghost in a Shell.
What really does it for me though would have to be those cute Asian girls in these movies, they look like the girls in my office!
I understand where your coming from, i'll keep that in mind when i post.
I see you live in the UK and i don't know the internet rules and regulations over there, but Studio Ghibli is famous enough that i bet u could easily find torrents. It's just a thought, some would rather purchase their products because they feel like they are contributing, which makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. If u do decide to torrent, look for "dual audio" HAHA XD
How ironic! ^
The Studio Ghibli or whatever it's called has produced some of the best animation I've ever seen.
Ghost in a Shell was the first proper Manga I saw as a kid and the scenery captivated me, especially when the chick is on the boat and it begins to rain. That coupled with the music in said scene is quite amazing if you ask me. I also really liked the concept of Ghost in a Shell.
What really does it for me though would have to be those cute Asian girls in these movies, they look like the girls in my office!
All the popular Studio Ghibli films are available in the UK on DVD, these come with all the options. I have a strong view on this, I only ever watch them in their original Japanese with English subtitles for me to read. Me not knowing the language makes them even more magical to me. Listening to annoying accents in English totally ruins it, shattering the illusion of the story.
I love the Japanese language (in fantasy stories), yet don't know a single word of it apart from the easy to connect arigato/thank you. I sometimes think If I learnt it I would lose the innocence of it's magic.
I also like Chinese in films like House of Flying Daggers etc. It's just nice to listen to.
baka!
I bet you know that word, daro?
Sayonara, but you were close. 👍saionara (sp?)
That sucks. I watched Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away and Totoro in Chinese when I was littleThe problem was that I did not come with English subs so my wife had to translate most of the sub for me because they were in Chinese.