Been watching Tide Line Blue.

Sort of Waterworld meets 20 000 leagues under the sea meets modern Navy .... stuff (sorry. i'm not good at describing things :oops: )

Still, lots of stuff going on (lets see. in the first episode alone: Street smart boy, Aircraft Carrier on top of a mountain, double hull submarine attacks aircraft carrier and town below it, oh and one of the main characters gives birth) all in under 25 minutes! :shock:

Thats what i love about Anime, it knows how to tell a story 8)

How deliciously old-school! You should watch some new series like Fullmetal Alchemist and One Piece -- you'd be surprised how much amazing stuff is out nowadays! Not many "films" per se, a lot of incredible shows though -- did you managa to catch the Anime Network tonight? (channel 195 on sky)

Unfortunatly i havent got SKY, but i will check out Full Metal and One Piece, Cheers Veela :D
And yes it is deliciously old school 8)

Not the dub of One Piece, seriously, you'll wanna gouge your ears out and stick corks in your eyes - track down the Japanese version

I always try to get the Japanese version, rather read subtitles than hear dodgy dubbing, but thanks :D

Watched the 1st 3 episodes of Tactics last night and enjoyed it, though I was rather narked by the subtitles. Why not just call a tengu a tengu, rather than randomly switching between "long-nosed goblin" and "crow-demon"?

Just worked my way through the She : The Ultimate Weapon box set. Damn! Moving stuff, especially the scene where Shuuji's mate confesses her love (won't say any more, potential spoilerage). :cry: Makes me want to read the manga.

Did love that show, although it was quite possibly one of the most emo anime ("anemo?") I've seen in a long time. Some really heartfelt metaphors in there, if a little heavy-handed

What made me chuckle was the stoopid 'next episode' previews.
"I'll be waiting for you, Chise!"
"Chise! I'll be waiting!"
"I'll be waiting for you right here.....Chise!"

Boy does a lot of waiting... :lol:

I've just been watching the Excel Saga. It's a brilliant show but it does make may brain hurt.