Will you watch the French adaptation of the Japanese manga, City Hunter?

>likes g*ndam
oh no...

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I also like Cobra and Dirty Pair.

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much better

City Hunter is 100% pure nihonjin

more importantly: do you like Grendizer?

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The drama with Park Min Young is called City Hunter but the story similarly rate with the manga/anime is close to 0,0004%

I missed the time when it was aired on tv and never bothered watching it later

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>most 90s movies
Fuck you. 90's movies were good. Back in the day when movies could have adult themese, sex, and nudity instead of another KEK disney factory manufactured clone that's butched because it's "family friendly" so it can """""maximize earnings""""".

>new star wars
>any marvel film except dead pool that's owned by FOX
>any disney movie
>any movie made by one of disney's countless purchases

NANIMO
KOWAKUHA
NAI

>fr*nch
>m*nga
Disgusting.

if you like dirty pair, you should like city hunter as well.

those anime straight from the 80's and 90's have aged badly

No I shouldn't. I disliked Dirty Pair tv and prefer OVA and movie

>disney factory manufactured clone that's butched because it's "family friendly"
Don't forget cleaned of anything fun and memorable to be "inclusive"

The only good movies from halliwood are chinkmarket garbage funflicks like Baywatch and Jumanji remakes, they have some of old spirit left.

I was introduced with the drama instead of the manga. Is it worth it? And why the lead actor in french adaptation is too old?

Disney movies are fun. They are great movies in the sense of family fun and making money, but they aren't movies that have any deeper meaning, standing power, or would change people's outlook.

kys zoomer. they're both among the old animes that have aged best.
>inb4 all 80's anime are bad

the movie is one of my all time favourites. the TV series is great fun, too, even though it doesn't hold the same standard.

When anime characters shoot enemy's weapon instead of his body, then the show is lost for me.

he stopped doing that by the end of season 1. in season 2 I don't remember him doing it at all.

what do you have against it, anyway? is it because it's unrealistic, or because it's not edgy enough?

The stories. They're too predictable and revolve around same basic structure.
I love good adventure and good fun, but it's more like chewing same old bubblegum for days. Is that the ideas' crisis?

noh, but I'll probably watch the new Shitty Hantah

youtube.com/watch?v=14iLBX4nvEQ

Nah, come on, m8, it's your typical long running poorly animated series filled with stock animation, traveling on still frames repeating 3 times, close shots on the eyes, half of the episodes being fillers, and so on... It's not the worst of all (Hokuto no Ken says hello), but it has certainly not aged really well.

The manga is great. Though it's also a product of its time, and I doubt some of the stuff you can see in it would pass in shonen jump nowadays.

>Cobra

good taste bro!

youtube.com/watch?v=dt6XXfcdVY0

looks interesting

Saeko is so my type.
I wanna taste her like this.

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youtube.com/watch?v=CvUHpFqegzQ

>Miyazaki Hayao anime

good taste bro.

No, I only enjoy American cinema.

Only because the male lead is handsome

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he was involved in a few episodes only, though

great series from the 80's

yep