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4. | Dec 16, 2013

I'm not sure I am with you on that. I take it you're thinking of the rnceet spate of released and announced Hollywood adaptations of anime/manga titles? (There's no American connection in these Evangelion films, at least not so far as I know.) While it's true that most Hollywood remakes of foreign films are ill-advised and/or dreadful, they're not _all_ bad and I'm not hostile to cross-cultural remakes per se. More broadly speaking, there's no shortage of great films from many countries' cinemas that owe a great deal to cross-cultural artistic currents. To bring it back to specifics, I am intrigued rather than off-put by the idea of an American Cowboy Bebop; the heavy Western art influences on that series make it potentially a great fit for the Hollywood treatment. I guess what I'm saying is that I'd rather take the remake issue on a case-by-case basis. In other words, if the Cowboy Bebop adaptation turns out to be a terrible film that fulfills fans' darkest forebodings, then it will only prove that this version by these people was terrible, not that an American version should never have been attempted.

5. | Dec 14, 2013

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6. | Dec 14, 2013

I picture this is a osdatunting car fast, quiet, comfortable, economical and also, if it can be like other recent Buicks, reliable being an outdated Camry. Instances change and time will tell if future collectors disdain front-wheel drive four-door cars or not. Notice how four-door cars are warm, appropriate now, with quite a few models offering very little but. But I hold shopping at this car, along with the others that glance like it (a great number of of them) and wondering what inspires their shell and skin designs and bizarre front-ends. The new Buick's look is likely properly tuned to current public taste as a different commenter points out, it looks like a Lexus (or most likely a Lexus, a prestigious sought-after car as Buicks are actually, looks like it). Yet I also contemplate if the stylists, now so empowered with computers and software, can't restrain themselves. Most likely they grew up playing movie game titles and are unable to resist earning cars appear like the fierce, ugly vehicles you usually see in them. The blobish crossover SUVs look in particular terrible, are caricatures, not machines, often with an angry glimpse on their faces. Who wants to obtain that? People today are buying them, potentially they like them or probably, as ever, they buy what's sold. I reassure myself the era of your caricature car will pass.

7. | Dec 13, 2013

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