SNESdrunk wrote:Death Note. So many great ideas here that are so cleverly written, but man the dialogue in some scenes is so bad
I loved it, but it's best to approach as somewhat of a comedy. It's hilariously over the top.
SNESdrunk wrote:Death Note. So many great ideas here that are so cleverly written, but man the dialogue in some scenes is so bad
bogusmeatfactory wrote:Ever feel like a wild gazelle in the wilderness?
samsonlonghair wrote:All this Gundam talk led me to rewatch Gundam Wing on DVD.
Gundam Wing was my introduction to Gundam on toonami back in the day. This was the show that got me interested in Gundam in the first place. Now that I've rewatched a few episodes, I can't believe that I ever sat through this dribble. I was fifteen when this aired on Toonami, and I loved all the giant robots and I thought ever character was cool (except Quatre). Now the whole thing is just unbearable melodrama.
As an adult, I notice ridiculous stupid things that I completely overlooked as a teenager. For instance, the protagonists names are Heero, Duo, Trowa, Quatre, and Chang. It dawned on me that their names are literally one, two, three, four, five. It's like the writers were not even trying. Can you imagine a conversation in the writers room? "Hey guys, what should we call the second guy?" (vacant stares and head scratching) "How 'bout Duo?"
Just in the first few episodes there are so many countless improbable plot holes that I couldn't suspend disbelief any more. I hate to say this, but I'm giving Gundam Wing a thumbs down. This one doesn't hold up to the test of time. I wish I hadn't rewatched it. I should have left it a memory.
Sano wrote:I've tried many times to get into DeathNote .. just can't pull me in, don't know why.