D:flamepanther wrote:It's sort of like a really long, TV-friendly Quentin Tarantino movie, in space.MrEco wrote:Lol
*hasn't watched Cowboy Bebop and doesn't get what the big deal is*
Not a fan of Tarantino.
D:flamepanther wrote:It's sort of like a really long, TV-friendly Quentin Tarantino movie, in space.MrEco wrote:Lol
*hasn't watched Cowboy Bebop and doesn't get what the big deal is*
Me too. I actually watched that Anime before Bebop, and it was mind blowing! Just really fun anime!DreamcastDude wrote:Yea cowboy bebop is like my fav anime but another easy to get into anime i would have to say would be outlaw star that show blew my mind in high school lol gene starwind and his caster gun kicked ass!
It's not the best comparison. It's not directed in Tarantino's style at all, it just features a similar range of subject material: guns, flashy fist fights, quirky characters, shady situations, and ample humor despite a gritty setting. The actual style of presentation is less harsh, more natural, more friendly, and more accessible.MrEco wrote:D:flamepanther wrote:It's sort of like a really long, TV-friendly Quentin Tarantino movie, in space.MrEco wrote:Lol
*hasn't watched Cowboy Bebop and doesn't get what the big deal is*
Not a fan of Tarantino.
I liked Trigun, as well as Outlaw Star, but I'd rate Bebop over both of them personally. Both of those series have their weak points, but Bebop was just solid from episode to episode and the movie was great too. Bebop just has a great standard of quality and I like that it never gets too silly. It has comedy, but in moderation. That show just hit the perfect balance of everything, humor, action, drama, etc. It's one of the few anime series I've seen where it never really had a weak moment or episode. I love the influences in the show too. Jazz music, a little Bruce Lee in Spike's philosophy and fighting style, some John Woo style action, some obvious anime influences and episode titles referencing classic songs. It's just full of cool, classy references and influences that you actually appreciate more as you get older making it a pretty timeless show. Also, there are moments of genuine emotion in the story that feel real and not sappy, forced or melodramatic(like 90 % of the Japanese anime out there)Xeogred wrote:Oh.![]()
Well give it a shot someday, maybe it'll surprise you. Heh.
It's not a popular opinion, but I was always kind of a bigger Trigun/Gungrave fan myself.
RyaNtheSlayA wrote:
Seriously. Screw you Shao Kahn I'm gonna play Animal Crossing.
I hated High School Of The Dead, too much fan service.Dakinggamer87 wrote:@Gamerforlife: I totally agree Cowboy Bebop is amazing!!![]()
I recently watched High School of the Dead, Sacred Blacksmith, and Kaze no Stigma on Netflix. They are all pretty funny to watch with a lot of cheesy humor but enjoyable to watch.