You're trippin. Anything done by Miyazaki is waaaaaay better. The only thing Grave has going for it is how depressing it is. Definitely not what I would consider entertaining.

Never said it was entertaining. It is a thought provoking film that takes a very serious, in depth look at actual events in the life of Akiyuki Nosaka, the writer of the book the movie is based on. I just find actual, real-life events more interesting/worthy than fiction. Not bashing Miyazaki, he's an absolute genius, I just think Grave is the better movie. Not by much, mind you.

Man I hate Sophie. Peep Show was so great. I just finished it two days ago. Seven series and I could have gone for a little more.

Gaaaaaaah! I need more!

yeah dude i just watched it. It might as well be a miyazaki movie, thankfully it excludes a lot of the fluff and formulaic bullcrap the latter studio gibli films have devolved into.

I loved it man super duper sad tho.

Mononoke is still the best tho. Whoever did the voice of the mother wolf in that film deserved some type of award.

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I'm not signing these twats! Do you even know what a homunculus is??

Hahahaha I love their band name, i kinda want to steal it.

Watched 'The Third Man' again today. Probably one of the 10 greatest film noirs.

That really is such a great movie. Interesting side note: Orson Welles actually did a radio program called The Lives of Harry Lime in the early 50s that functioned as a prequel to the movie. I used to have a couple of the episodes, pretty good stuff.

Was browsing Netflix and looking for something a little creepy. Ended up watching "The Haunting of Julia" starring Mia Farrow. Was not prepared for how much it creeped me out.

It's not gory or fast-paced...it creeps along, building onto the eerie atmosphere until the very dark conclusion. I still feel a bit uneasy.