Well I guess the title says it all, I was just wondering who ya'll thought were the most active 'forumers' in this part of the AG forum. Opinions, that what this Forum is going to be, pure opinions, and yes you can say 'Me'.
I'm a huge fan of animated films (screenshot I posted was from Kung-Fu Panda). I just saw Toy Story 3 a couple of days back and actually think that it's best appreciated by longtime fans who grew up on the first two installments. Kiddies just won't get the existential themes of obsolescence that underpin it.
I think the single most awesome moment in that whole film for me was when I realised there was a Totoro in it. Miyazaki is a genius of anime, and I was thrilled to see homage paid.
1-----Pages 1-23-------"Most Active Forummers" 2-----Pages 23-34------"Explosive Releases" 3-----Pages 34-35------"Sniffing Substances" 4-----Pages 35-40------"Legal Consumpion of Questionable Substances" 3-----Pages 40-42------"Illogisms" 4-----Pages 42-47------"Legion" 5-----Pages 47-80*-----"Bears" 5A----Pages 70-80*-----"Kirby"^ 6-----Pages 80*-89-----"Radiocative Exposure" 7-----Pages 89-91------"Spontaneous Combustion Constituent of er..." 8-----Pages 91-96------"How Would You Like to Die? 9-----Pages 96-__------"Kiddie Movies" * Somewhere from pages 77-80 the topic changed from bears and Kirby to radioactivity. I am not sure where exactly. Discussion on the subject of bears and Kirby finally ceasd at page 80.
^ While not an official topic, talk about Kirby overshadowed bear discussion in the aforementioned pages.
Still, Spirited Away is in my small collection of all-time favourites.
One of the few anime movies I've seen and enjoyed immensely.
I like the Lion king.
The Lion King was one of the best things to happen to children's movies. It really raised the bar on the quality of the plot, music, and animation.
I'm usually not a fan of copying other works and changing the setting, but putting Hamlet in the Safari (and in a children's movie!) was a brilliant move.
When I was a kid, (maybe 9 or 10) I watched The Shining. So that's probably my favorite movie from my childhood.
