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62 Disney Animated Feature Length Films Ranked From Best to Worst – An Otaku’s Take On the Best and Worst Animated Disney Films – Disney Films Ranked From Best to Worst. Top 10 Disney Films

March 6, 2018March 30, 2021 Posted in: anthromorphic, Disney, Featured, Film and Television, Movie Review, Review, TV and FilmTagged in: 101 Dalmations, Aladdin, Alice in Wonderland, Animated Films, Anthropomorphic, Aristocats, Atlantis, Bambi, Beauty and the Beast, Best Disney Animated Films, Bolt, Brother Bear, Bug's Life, Cars, Chicken Little, Children Films, Cinderella, Disney, Disney Princess, Disney Princesses, Ducktales Movie, Family Films, Fantasia, Film and Television, Finding Dory, Finding Nemo, Frankenweenie, Frozen, Furries, Goofy Movie, Hercules, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Jungle Book, Kimba, Kimba the White Lion, Lady and the Tramp, Lion King, Mars Needs Moms, Monster's Inc, Mulan, Nemo, Nightmare Before Christmas, Oliver and Company, Overrated Disney Films, Pinocchio, Pixar, Pocahontas, Robin Hood, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Tarzan, The Black Cauldron, The Emperor's New Groove, the Fox and the Hound, The Incredibles, The Princess and the Frog, The Sword in the Stone, Top 10 Disney Animated Films, Toy Story, Treasure Planet, Underrated Disney Films, Up, Wall-E, Walt Disney, Why do People Hate Disney, Why do People love Disney, Worst Disney Animated Films, ZootopiaLeave a Comment

I’ve seen a lot of lists like this out there on the internet which try to rank from Best to Worst, or Worst to Best, the Best (and worst) Walt Disney Animated Films of all time. So here’s my take on the old classic “Top 10” (way more than 10 lol) Disney Films.

*For brevity’s sake, sequels and prequels are not included individually in this listing. When ranking for example “Cars”, I refer to the franchise as a whole, giving most focus to the first film but perhaps giving reference or mention to some of the sequels as well.* read more

Lu Over the Wall Yoake Tsugeru Lu no Uta Full Length Standalone Anime Movie Review

February 8, 2018January 29, 2018 Posted in: Anime, Anime Review, Fantasy, Film and Television, Kawaii Cute, Kawaii Review, Review, Slice of Life, TV and FilmTagged in: Anime, Anime about Bands, Anime About Merfolk, Anime About Mermaids, Anime about Music, Anime Review, Chrildren's Anime, Cute, Family Friendly, Feature Length, Film and Television, Film and TV, Kawaii, Lu Over the Wall, Merfolk, Mermaid, Mermaids, Musical, Pop Art, Review, TV and Film, Yoake Tsugeru Lu no UtaLeave a Comment

Title: Lu Over the Wall

Japanese Title: Yoake Tsugeru Lu no Uta

Genre: Slice of Life, Fantasy

Length: (Approximately) 2 hours feature length film (Also after the credits it says that Lu and Seiren will be back in “The Real Lu Dawn Greeting Song”) Maybe hinting at a 2nd movie (or TV series?) (or could just be a music video or musical or something else). Though the end seems unfinished and seems

Studio: Science Saru and Toho

Where to Watch: Gkids Licensed this anime a few weeks ago, and it seems from this page they are trying to generate interest for a US theatrical release. https://www.gkids.com/films/lu-over-the-wall/ read more

Wizard World Returns to Pittsburgh, PA November 4-6, 2016

October 25, 2016March 25, 2021 Posted in: ConventionsTagged in: 2016, Anime, Collectibles, Comic Con, Comic Conventions, Comics, convention, Conventions, cosplay, costumes, Downtown Pittsburgh, Fall, Fall Event, Fall Events, Family, Film and Television, Geek Culture, Geeks, Geeky, graphic novels, Marvel, November, PA, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA, Plan a trip to Pittsburgh, Power Rangers, Scifi, Spiderman, Star Trek, The Walking Dead, Things to do in Pittsburgh, Things to do in Pittsburgh November 2016, Toys, Video Games, Walking Dead, Wizard Con, Wizard World, Wizard World 2016, Wizard World Con, Wizard World Pittsburgh, Wrestling, X-Men, Xfiles1 Comment

Charlie Cox, Jon Bernthal, Elden Henson, Evan Peters Among Top Celebrities Scheduled To Attend Wizard World Comic Con Pittsburgh, November 4-6

Nichelle Nichols, Sonequa Martin-Green, WWE® Superstar Finn Bálor, Talented Comics Creators, Variety of Exhibitors, Cosplayers, Robust Programming At David L. Lawrence Convention Center

PITTSBURGH, October 2016 – Wizard World, Inc. (OTCBB: WIZD) concludes its 2016 schedule with its second trip to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center at Wizard World Comic Con Pittsburgh, November 4-6. “Daredevil” stars Charlie Cox, Jon Bernthal, Elden Henson, X-Men standout Evan Peters, Nichelle Nichols (“Star Trek”), WWE® Superstar Finn Bálor and Sonequa Martin-Green (“The Walking Dead”) headline the roster of celebrity guests scheduled to attend the pop culture extravaganza. read more

8 Ways The Big Bang Theory Made Nerds Cool Again

July 15, 2016March 25, 2021 Posted in: Editorial, Guest Post, TV and FilmTagged in: Comedy, Film and Television, Film and TV, Geek Culture, Guestpost, Humor, Pop Culture, Television, The Big Bang Theory, TV and Film, TV Series2 Comments

Editor’s Note: Today’s Guestpost comes from Jeremy at http://www.stylinonline.com/ who shares how he believes the Big Bang Theory helped make nerds “cool again”. If you’re a nerd too, check out Jeremy’s shop for awesome pop-culture tshirts and more.

Eight Ways The Big Bang Theory Made Nerds Cool Again

Geeks have taken over prime time television with their own show, and have lovers of all things nerdy and scientific tuning in. Ever since the first series premiered in September 2007, The Big Bang Theory has captivated and entertained audiences with its clever yet wholesome comedy. Centered on the social lives and work of a young group of scientists, the show revolutionized the way we see comedy and made being a nerd cool again. So, hold on to your pocket protectors, because, as avid fans of the hit television series, we have a comprised a list of 8 ways The Big Bang Theory Made Nerds Cool Again. read more

12 Months Anime Review

January 29, 2016 Posted in: Anime, Anime Review, Fantasy, Review, Slice of LifeTagged in: 12 Months, 70s, 70s Anime, Anime Review, Fairytale, fantasy, Feature Length, Film, Film and Television, Film and TV, Magic, Orphan, Retro, Retro Anime, Retro Anime Review, Retro Review, Review, Russia, Russian, Slice of Life, Television, Toei, TV, TV and FilmLeave a Comment

Title: Twelve Months

Studio: Toei

Release Date: 1978

This was a joint production with a Russian studio and is based on a Russian Fairy Tale. – The only one I could find online was dubbed in Russian and had English subtitles. There are also Japanese and English voiced versions. The Russian one is not terrible though since the anime is “Set in Russia” and the characters themselves are supposed to be Russian.

Story: 10/10 I enjoyed the story immensely despite the age of the film and having watched it in Russian language. I think it’s an under rated and obscure anime. It is older than me, and probably older than most of my readers. read more

Chobits Anime Review

December 29, 2015March 25, 2021 Posted in: Anime, Anime Review, Featured, Film and Television, Kawaii Cute, Kawaii Review, Review, Shoujo, Slice of Life, TV and FilmTagged in: Adorable, AI, Androids, Anime, Anime Relationship, Anime Relationships, Anime Review, Artificial Intelligence, Chii, Chobits, Comedy, Cute, Drama, Film, Film and Television, Film and TV, Freya, Freyja, Future, Futuristic, Hideki, Kawaii, Let Me Be With You, Persocom, Review, Robots, Romance, Romantic Comedy, RomCom, Sad, Scifi, Shoujo, Shoujo Anime, Sumomo, Tear Jerker, Television, Television and Film, TV, TV and Film1 Comment

Title: Chobits

Genre: Shoujo, Sci-Fi, Slice of Life, Romance

Publisher: Madhouse

Length: 26 Episodes

Release Date: 2002

Story: 10/10 Hideki is a young, poor college student from the country who moves into a new apartment in the city. There, one night he finds a Persocom that someone has thrown away in the garbage. Persocom is short for Personal Computer, and since this series takes place in the future; computers have evolved to take on nearly human like forms and can be customized by their owners. Persocoms are very useful; they can go to work to earn money for their owners, connect to the internet for research, or run simple errands, like going to the grocery store etc. read more

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