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A rapt audience at a screening in Bologna, Italy during Il Cinema Ritrovato 2016
We're really excited about our Archive Screening Day next Thursday 28th July at Watershed. Giving exhibitors the chance to see new restorations, hear from expert speakers from the world's leading archives and learn from training sessions, it also offers a sneak preview of programmes from our upcoming tour of films from the BFI's major new project, Britain on Film. It also kicks off another celebration of archive film in the form of Watershed's inaugural Cinema Rediscovered. A new international film event, it's inspired by what is still the biggest international archive film festival, Il Cinema Ritrovato in Bologna which every year attracts huge audiences to see beautifully restored work in glorious surroundings. In this piece Jo Comino, Marketing Manager for Borderlines Film Festival, reports on her 2016 trip to this wonderfully enjoyable festival.
A film festival worker myself, there was a whiff of predictability in my choice of summer holiday: five and a half days at Il Cinema Ritrovato in Bologna. Initiated four years ago into this fabulous film festival by friends who run the British Silent Film Festival, it's now a fixture in my calendar. Go once and you're hooked.
Il Cinema Ritrovato is literally a festival of rediscovered films, an occasion for archives from around the world to showcase their work. Its span is actually much wider that this would suggest. And there is nothing remotely fusty or 'dead' about it. Over 8 days,
from 25 June to 2 July, Il Cinema Ritrovato screened almost 500 titles, with
dates ranging from the very beginnings of cinema in 1896 to the present day,
the latter usually documentaries containing archive material like Letters
from Baghdad (2016), on
the explorer, archaeologist, Arab expert and WW1 British spy, Gertrude Bell.
With a weighty
100,000 attendances recorded in 2016, and 3,500 festival passes sold to delegates
from over 50 countries, how come a festival whose content is made up of films
from the past is so popular? OK, there are academics, archivists, filmmakers
all over town but there are plenty of
young people and students in evidence too. Several times - for a screening of a
restoration of the 1931 version of The
Front Page, for
example, with its witty, hard-bitten cynicism and staccato dialogue - it was aisle-room only.
The Front Page, directed by Lewis Milestone. 'In 1931 alone, Hollywood produced roughly thirty journalism-related movies'
Imagine that
all the films that as we, as regular cinema-goers, have access to are only the tip
of an iceberg. A visit to this festival is the equivalent of plunging below
the surface of the water and delving into what lies beneath - a perfect analogy but
for the 30°C plus
temperatures in Bologna in late June. As Festival Director Gian Luca Farinelli writes
in the beautifully-illustrated 393-page catalogue that arrives in your delegate
bag: "If you come to Il Cinema Ritrovato,
it is because you want to experience depth and intensity."
There are six
programme slots each day: two in the morning from 9am, perhaps an hour or
so loophole to grab some lunch (remember, you're in Bologna, the food capital of Italy) before the three afternoon shows, and another window for eating, drinking and comparing
notes before the late evening screening just before 10pm. What complicates
matters is that there's the option of at least five films to watch at any one
time and it's not always easy to choose.
The festival
is broken up into strands to help you make your own inroads into the programme. Loosely, there's a
Machine' (films
from the beginning of cinema in 1896, films from a hundred years ago), a 'Space Machine' focusing on different national
cinemas, this year from Argentina, Russia in the late Soviet era, Japan, Cuba
and Iran) and 'The Cinephile's Heaven' (featuring restorations, spotlights
on particular actors, directors, screenwriters and periods in cinema history).
Going down
any one of these paths, and cutting across them, throws up pleasures,
connections, discoveries. Quite randomly I chose two titles from the 'Alternate History of Argentinian
Cinema', an
opportunity to probe a national cinema beyond the classics and masterpieces
that do reach us to ordinary movies that don't, but which illuminate a
particular time or sensibility.
allá del olivido
(Beyond Oblivion) (1955) was a black
and white precursor of Vertigo, about
a rich man who tries to remould a French prostitute in the image of his dead
wife, set in the late 19th century and predominantly at night, full of Gothic
flourish, but impressively taut and still at its core.
By contrast, Soñar,
soñar (Dream, to Dream) (1975) had both the
visual trappings and conventions of a seventies road movie except that the
buddies are two losers – an
opportunistic bearded and be-jeaned travelling showman and a naïve country boy
whom the showman hooks in by telling him he's the spitting image of Charles Bronson –
and misadventure and pathos drive the narrative.
Perhaps Iran's first modern masterpiece, Khesht o Ayeneh 'explores fear and responsibility in the aftermath of the Coup'
From Iran, in
a collection programmed by London-based writer and curator Ehsan Khoshbakht from
the independent Golestan Film Studio, active through the 1960 under the
Shah's rule, I was struck by the freshness of the New Wave Khesht
o Ayeneh (Brick and Mirror) (1963-4); black and
white, widescreen, using direct sound and improvised dialogue. A taxi driver
finds a baby abandoned in his cab and his dilemma makes for a parable that
interweaves personal unease with social and political tension.
striking were some of the short documentaries: Yek
atash (A Fire) (1961) covering attempts to
contain a massive oil well blaze and how it affects those living around it, and
Siah Ast (The House is Black) (1965) an
unflinching and compassionate gaze into the heart of a leper colony by
filmmaker/poet Forough Farrokhzad who died tragically young, aged 33.
The festival
foregrounds the work of the Film
Foundation's World Cinema Project restorations and I was thrilled to
discover among these a pair of documentaries, Raid
into Tibet and Buddhism
in Tibet (1966), directed
by activist Adrian Cowell, that I'd only heard about through our own Festival
Patron, the cinematographer Chris Menges. In 1966 Cowell, Menges and
journalist George Patterson penetrated into Chinese-occupied Tibet with a small
Khamba guerrilla force, sliding precariously down a 20,000-foot pass from
northern Nepal, and captured the subsequent attack on a Chinese military
convoy. Smuggled out of Nepal, the footage was aired on ATV before US and
Chinese pressure put it out of circulation. The restoration, in association
with the Tibet Film Archive, has enabled this rare and remarkable testimony of
national resistance to come to light.
Raid into Tibet, which contains 'the only known footage of Tibetan guerrilla fighters in actual combat against the Chinese military'
One of the
most popular strands was the focus on feature films, specifically social and
domestic dramas, from a brief period (1928 -1936) at Hollywood's Universal Studios when Carl Laemmle Jr was head of
production. Some films were more absorbing than others but, viewing them
together, it was fascinating to pick up on recurring detail, on ensemble
actors, cinematic conventions and innovations and social history.
I loved the
first double bill that pitted together two pre-Hays code films that dealt with
the status of unmarried but attached women,
both with John Boles as the male lead. Back
Street (1932) is
set in a 1890s Cincinnati, populated by European immigrants, where the local
hostelry is called Home on the Rhine and even the children nurse beer mugs. It stars
the wonderfully sparky Irene Dunne as a young woman, who falls in love with a
married financier and lives out her life (less sparkily) as his long-term
mistress, an unofficial second wife.
Yesterday (1933) pre-dated
Letter from an Unknown Woman, opening
with a bold depiction of the Stock Market crash, complete with suicide, and
sidestepping to a group of socialites gathering for a weekly cocktail party. Their
host arrives, bankrupt and broken, to find a letter waiting for him from a
woman (Margaret Sullavan) he has encountered more than once in his life but
never fully recognised, whose existence has run parallel - possibly more
meaningfully - to his own.
The entrance to one of the festival sites, Cinema Jolly and Bologna's beautiful arcades
And there
were connections to be made across strands. Towards the end of the festival I
jumped from the male camaraderie of Jacques Becker's Touchez
pas au grisbi
(1954) in which ageing bank robber Max (Jean Gabin) brings his equally elderly mate
Riton to his hideout and offers him bedding, pyjamas and a midnight snack as
they discuss how to safeguard the loot from their final big heist to Laughter
in Hell (1933), a Universal picture with shades of O Brother Where Art Thou? in which Pat
O'Brien endures and escapes from a chain gang run by his brutal arch-enemy to
another prison breakout film, Le
Trou (1960), also by Becker, riveting in its
detail and subtle exploration of comradeship and betrayal.
A personal
highlight was seeing again, after an interval of about thirty years, the
restoration of Marco Bellocchio's youthful tragi-comic masterpiece about
madness, I
pugni in tasca (Fists in the Pocket) (1965) introduced
by the director himself. Another restoration, Her
Man (1930)
with its superb titles drawn in the sand and washed by the tide, was a
revelation. The teetering footsteps of washed-out, inebriated,
deported Annie lead us back to a sleazy tropical capital and the Thalia bar
where Frankie tries to throw off her sinister, stiletto-wielding pimp Johnnie
for a loose-limbed, fresh-faced blond sailor called Dan whose striped T-shirt
does definitely not survive the final bar-room brawl.
I fitted 33
films into my five-and-a-half days, hotfooting it down the arcades from the Cinema Arlecchino and the
multi-salon Cinema Lumière to the Cinema Jolly, where the service in the café
is so speedy that it's always possible to grab a coffee with minutes to spare
before the next screening.
The city
embraces cinema; festival posters are everywhere and the free public outdoor
screenings in the Piazza Maggiore are packed every night during the festival
and throughout the summer, spilling into adjoining bars, and on to church steps. As
the sounds of the prize fight in the closing film, John Huston's Fat
City (1972) rose
to a crescendo, they were matched by resounding cheers and howls as Italy went
into penalty shoot outs in the Euro 2016 quarter-final against Germany.
Martin Scorsese's personal 35mm print of Vincente Minelli's The Band Wagon screened in the Technicolor section
It's impossible
to talk about Il Cinema Ritrovato without mentioning its emphasis on colour:
from the Technicolor section that included the screening
of Martin Scorsese's personal 35mm print of The Band
Wagon (1953) to
collections of early
hand-tinted views, the first Konicolor and Fujicolor films from Japan, to the innovative and amazing
Autochrome transparencies in the comprehensive Lumière
exhibition, receiving its first airing outside France in the underground
exhibition space below the city's main square.
In a city
('Red Bologna') in which colour rules, from the earthy reds and ochres of the
buildings, to the Campari or Aperol spritzes that kick off the evening, to the
vivid fruit and veg in the indoor mercato
delle erbe, what could be more appropriate?
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The full history of women's filmmaking has yet to be discovered. One place that helps us grow our picture of work on film by women are screen archives. We caught up with Sarah Hill, Senior Research Associate at the University of East Anglia ahead of Archive Screening Days. She will be presenting one of the newly digitised collections of women's amateur filmmaking, which spans 90 years of women's filmmaking and 140 films available for the first time ever.
What were there genuine revelations
to you when you were going through the archive?
The collection spans the 1920s until
the late-1980s, so the sheer range of films was fascinating. There were 142
films in total. This included dramas, comedies, documentaries, travelogues and
animated films. It was also interesting to observe how these women filmmakers
worked in a variety of ways; from all-female groups, to husband-and-wife
partnerships and individual filmmakers. The collection captures the changing
face of Britain and abroad during the 20th century, as well as changes
in film technology as filmmakers experimented with colour, sound and different
ways of creating animation.
Sally Sallies Forth, directed by Frances Lascot, 1928: this silent comedy is the first amateur film produced entirely by women
Were there any moments you think
captured the spirit of the times perfectly? And what remains timeless
across the collection?
I think the animated films are
timeless. They are very entertaining and the skills needed to create them are
very impressive as they were mostly created using hand-drawn cells. The
animated films in our collection were mostly produced by lone workers, such as
Mollie Butler and Sheila Graber, during the 1970s and 1980s. I like the idea
that these talented women would set aside their own space at home to draw and
create films that were centred around the themes and ideas that were most
interesting to them.
How did this material come to light?
The Institute of Amateur
Cinematographers (IAC) gave the films to the East Anglian Film Archive to
catalogue and digitise, with support from The National Archives and The John
and Joy Chittock Trust, in 2015. I have been working with the collection since
February 2016 with the aim of creating a nationwide cinema exhibition programme
to enable audiences to see as many of these fascinating films as possible.
What would you like to see happen to
these films?
I would like for as many people to
see – and enjoy – as many of the films as possible! Having attended various
screenings, it is clear that people really enjoy watching archive films and yet
they do not often get the opportunity. I hope that the success of this project
will encourage more film archives to catalogue and digitise more unseen work by
women filmmakers, and to make these films available to audiences.
The Stray, directed by Majorie Martin (1965): A woman is rejected by her farmer husband because of an extramarital affair
What have you been able to find out
about the careers of these filmmakers? Did many of them become 'professionals'?
Given the time span of the
collection, it has been quite challenging to find out more about some of the
filmmakers. However, I have interviewed some of the animators whose early work
from the 1970s and 1980s features in the collection, such as Mollie Butler and
Sheila Graber. Sheila Graber went on to work professionally on the TV series Paddington (1975) and helped to develop
the first animation courses in schools and universities in the UK. She
continues to teach and make films today. Joanna Fryer, whose animated film Make-Up (1978) appears in the
collection, went on to work on the film The
Snowman (1982), as well as various other projects.
Women are notoriously
underrepresented in today's feature filmmaking climate. Do you think the films
have any lessons for today's women filmmakers and the powers that be?
The films reveal that women have made
significant contributions to amateur filmmaking throughout its history. This
has previously been largely overlooked in what has been seen as a typically
male-dominated activity. This is also true of the feature film industry, as you
have identified, and this needs to change. The diversity of the collection
shows that women make a variety of films, and not just films with so-called
'women's themes', which is a common misconception.
Make-Up, directed by Joanna Fryer, 1978: fantasies and self-representation
How do you see the relationship
between 'amateur' filmmakers and 'professionals'?
When organisations like the IAC were
established in the 1930s the term wasn't used to suggest low quality work, as
is more common today. The term 'amateur' in this context indicates the
filmmakers' status as hobby enthusiasts. The collection demonstrates that there
is a fine line between 'amateur' and 'professional' as some of the filmmakers
went on to work on professional projects. Many of the films are just as
technically impressive as professional films of the time, except the filmmakers
were not paid to make films.
If you could only save one film from
the collection, which would it be?
That's a very difficult question! I think I would save Make-Up (Joanna Fryer, 1978). It's a
brilliant animated film based on the simple premise of a woman putting on
make-up that is really smart and funny. It has a great jazz soundtrack too. You
can see the film during Archive Screening Day.
A happy audience member with her parents at a screening in Glasgow Yorkhill Children's Hospital's MediCinema
Cinema can have a profoundly restorative power; the ability to lift you out of yourself and change your emotional state as well as entertain you. It's partly the film you're watching and partly the total immersion of the experience - sitting in the dark in an audience, you focus only on the screen. If you're unlucky enough to be in hospital for months, the escapism of cinema is particularly valuable to you. MediCinema, an organisation that currently runs seven cinemas in NHS hospitals and clinical settings throughout the UK, is based on the principle that hospital cinema provision is therapeutic and should be as widespread as possible. We spoke to their Chief Executive Kat Mason about how their cinemas operate, and the valuable impact of their work.
MediCinema was founded in 1996 by Christine Hill MBE. She had a background in film, and after volunteering in hospitals realised that if you're in hospital for a long stay - away from family and friends, undergoing potentially unpleasant treatments and worried about your recovery - it's essential that you have activities to occupy your mind. Realising that film screenings could entertain patients, offer them an opportunity for emotional release and give them a sense of social occasion largely missing in hospital, she wanted to bring cinema to patients dealing with complex illness and injuries. The first cinema was opened at St. Thomas's Hospital in London in 1999, sited in a former lecture theatre.
The aim is to make it as accessible as possible for any patients who want to attend. Screenings are completely free for all patients and their family members and friends, enabling them to share an enjoyable experience together off the ward. MediCinemas have traditional raked seating, but more poorly patients can attend in wheelchairs or hospital beds, and can bring any necessary equipment such as drips, oxygen masks or monitors along with them. Patients are given tickets with their clinical information on, and a proper handover from NHS nurses to MediCinema's nurses, so they're still safe and under excellent medical care even when they're in the screening, at no expense to the NHS. Patients can attend whether they're in for a short or long-term stay.
Patients are still under excellent medical care while watching films in MediCinemas
The first MediCinema at St. Thomas's in London is still running, with two adults' and one childrens' screening per week. Nine years after St. Thomas's, we got our second site in Glasgow Yorkhill Children's Hospital (now part of Southern General Hospital) and other sites have followed including Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary, the Minstry of Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre at Headley Court (serving returning servicemen and women) and the Serennu Children's Centre in Newport, a holistic centre for children and young people with disabilities or developmental difficulties. Suitable rooms are identified in each venue for renovation into a cinema, and we purposefully make them visually distinct from the rest of the hospital - painted either black or dark blue, with colourful chairs - to emphasise that this is a different type of space.
We've ten permanent staff members - four full-time in our central office, five part-time out at sites. We hire in nursing staff per screening and per shift and our cinema managers now handle projection as well as overseeing each site. We hire in freelance technical assistants as required and depend on a brilliant freelance Technical Manager, Andy, who goes from site to site as needed. In addition we rely on a dedicated team of volunteers who assist at each screening, primarily helping to deliver patients on and off the wards. All MediCinemas are fully digitised with films screening from DCP, though we're looking forward to more delivery via download, as delivering and collecting DCPs can be tricky in busy hospitals!
MediCinemas are purposefully made as visually distinct from the rest of their host hospital as possible
Funding comes from quite a broad variety of sources including corporate sponsors, charitable trusts and foundations and private individuals. We hold special fundraising events, and every year run a Christmas Appeal. We depend on the support of the distributors, who let us screen films for free. We're also lucky to have a roster of celebrity patrons (including Ken Loach, Mike Leigh, Daniel Day-Lewis and Helen Mirren) which boosts our visibility and helps us in advocating for funding.
Films are chosen centrally by our programmer, but individual sites also feed back to us on requests or titles that may hold a particular appeal for their patients. Distributors often give us films before their public release which is lovely, as it enhances the idea of our screenings as really special events. We tend to choose mainstream titles, usually drama or comedy, because escapism is key. Films with good marketing and lots of obvious star appeal are good draws - this is of course generally true outside hospital as well, but any extra angle is particularly helpful when patients may be feeling very unwell, and need extra persuasion to come along. We sometimes get special visitors along as well - for example Mark Hamill came along to Guy's Hospital for a special screening of Star Wars on May 4th (Star Wars Day!) and met with patients, which was a fantastic event.
Other than that it depends on the site and its patient focus. At Headley Court for example, a lot of returned servicemen and women have been through severely traumatic experiences, and may be undergoing intensive physical rehabilitation for life-changing injuries, so we offer a mix of films including action and drama; relaxing or inspiring titles, or those that may offer an opportunity for catharsis and emotional release. We also run family films there, so patients can watch them with their families when they visit. For older audiences elsewhere we sometimes programme classic films, which can be comforting for patients with dementia. We tend to hold screenings in the evening, but also run the odd matinee.
~Mark Hamill (plus droids!) at a recent special screening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens
We get fantastic feedback. Engagement with patients is the whole point of MediCinema, so we evaluate our screenings constantly. Studies into the benefits of cinema therapy have shown that film screenings make a difference to how patients feel, and MediCinema audience members report that their pain response drops during screenings, as they're so wholly distracted. Various aspects of going to MediCinemas are reported as being beneficial - some people highlight the escapism and absorption in film, some the social interaction and having something to talk about besides the day-to-day of hospital life and their treatment; for others part of the appeal is simply the journey away from and back to the ward.
One of the interesting things to note for other exhibitors is that people who attend in-hospital screenings often say that MediCinema gets them back into the habit of watching films in the cinema, and they may therefore be more likely to go to start going to other local cinemas when back at home. It's also interesting for exhibitors to think about the therapeutic benefits of film - even though they're not based in a clinical environment, there are so many local groups that could benefit from regular film screenings in the community.
Firstly, we want to consolidate and expand in our existing sites - increasing the number of screenings and integrating with more external groups keen to access and benefit from our facilities. Secondly, we want to open more MediCinemas in the UK. Ideally we'd have twenty sites by the end of 2020, so we're seeking funding to get this off the ground. We're also looking further afield - our sister organisation, MediCinema Italy opened a facility in University Hospital Agostino Gemelli in Rome last year, and we're keen to expand with similar sites abroad. Essentially, we want to reach the maximum number of people. At the moment, we serve 19,000 people per year, but this would rise to 60,000 if twenty UK MediCinemas were built - and we'd love to spread the benefits of our work further!
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Mr. Husted died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010, at his home.
He was born Aug. 30, 1915, in Lawrence, the son of George W. and Susan Bell Doll Husted. He attended Lawrence schools, and graduated from Liberty Memorial High School in 1934.
Mr. Husted worked at Kansas Color Press, Hercules Powder Plant, and retired from Lawrence Paper Company after 32 years of service. His homestead where he was raised is still standing at the end of North Michigan Street. He enjoyed working on cars and racing them. He also was an avid gardener, and always had a large garden each year.
He married Lavere Sutton on Aug. 11, 1938, in Wichita. She survives of the home.
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|...I only listened for a little, but I had to stop at "every title we get has respect and gets respect" ....Yeah, not every title, unfortunately, considering some translations are crap compared to others, not to mention manga censorship. And I will just rest my case here...
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They are talking about their anime titles/division, so your argument of referring to Reborn! doesn't work in this case and should be taken up with their manga division/ Shonen Jump...
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|I want Maison ikkoku and Urusei to be released so bad. Wasn't really a fan of Ranma, but I'm glad that Viz is at least looking back at older titles.
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A nice episode. I was honestly a little surprised to hear Brian outright state that anime had been a secondary market for Viz in the past; not that I didn't believe it myself, but I didn't expect the VP of Viz Anime to admit it. I do hope that Viz can deliver on their promises & improve on their reputation that had been tainted in the past due to their previous treatment of anime as a secondary market.
I did hope to hear my question asked, though. Granted, I had two, and the first one mentioned Monster (so it was obviously lumped together with the other Monster questions), but my second question was one I was really hoping to hear an answer to:
What's Viz's stance on sub-only releases for more niche titles, like Neuro and/or Cross Game?
At numerous cons in the past couple of years the most we would get from Viz about that question would be a vague "Maybe" at the absolute most. With this new focus on anime I was curious if Viz was going to consider to go sub-only for the shows that are too risky to dub (like what Sentai still does occasionally), or is dual-audio-only Viz's focus, especially with Neon Alley being a big focus. Maybe one day I'll get an answer to that...
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I'm pretty sure they meant overall regardless. But if you want to be strictly anime, Monster and just about a dozen other animes they left unreleased would fill in this case.
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|Pre-ordering is great and all but lets be honest. The best thing a fan can do is [expletive] pray Viz doesn't license anything you care about. Sorry, I appreciate them coming on ANNcast but they're pretty full of it. This is the same company that still doesn't stream to Canada. And then they have the gall to talk about wanting to "reach the widest audience possible"? Come on. Viz does what Viz does not because "it's a business" but because they just don't give a shit when something doesn't bring in Bleach level returns.
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I want to know if they are finally going to fully release the hikaru no go and monster animes. We all know they have them and they are completely dubbed and subbed.
If they want me personally to see them as serious about releasing everything then they should release those in season sets.
Also since Hunter x Hunter and Monster have gotten new shows (or ones coming soon) for them, that have renewed interest in the series.
Also I would love to see a subbed only releases for cross games and the neuro manga.
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I completely agree with this. I've seen too many manga and animes go on indefinite hiatuses because they weren't "selling well enough." I want to know what their term of "selling well enough" means, exactly. Bleach numbers? Naruto numbers?
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No, it was mainly anime hence why there were no manga related questions asked. As much as I like Monster and Prince of Tennis,etc they just did not sell well or enough to keep going, simple as that.
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The VIZ of today is much different. They actually do finish what they start now (When it comes to anime that is).
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I don't think Ranma 1/2 is going to be a gold mine simply because it was never on mainstream TV, and it came before fansubs really become popular. I remember getting Ranma 1/2 by going to some locker thing online at 3:00 AM and then downloading a bunch of episodes before the locker reached its download limit. Ranma 1/2 main interest is in the historical context of the western fandom were it was one of the first manga to be scanslated (by a some Ranma hentai newsgroup), and it had one of the first fairly decent dub (in particular the English Genma was a lot easier to listen to than the Japanese version who was just obnoxious) I think the people who are going to buy Ranma 1/2 are people like me who remember the anime fondly but had no money in the late 90's and early 2000s.
I think Viz would make money on it but I doubt if it would be on par with a major release today. It would probably be on par with one of Discotek's big hits like Samurai Pizza Cat.
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I couldn't agree more. I'm really glad Monster is open to be released by someone else. Personally for longer shows I look into whether I can actually get the whole thing before buying, because I hate having only half a show sitting on my shelf. So the answer we got basically tells me that unless Set 1 of show X sells well, don't expect a Set 2. Does the apply to later collections? if Monster Set 3 didn't sell would we still get more? Then I just like to marathon stuff, so I will usually wait until most or all of something is out so I can watch it all at once. I was going to buy Monster, I wanted to support it, but I'm really glad I didn't now. I hope it gets picked up one day.
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Most of the series I have gotten from them have been hit by this (Inubaka, hikaru no go anime, neuro (not getting the manga), cross games, children of the sea, and others).
However lets be fair a lot of the above are not that popular and reborn and gintama might be very strong japanese titles with small US presence (I saying this as a detective conan/case closed fan). there is very little chance these are actually breaking even probably. that said they should release what they have translated digitally at the very least.
I actually understand what they are talking about with neon alley and what they wanted it to be.
EDIT: I am sorry I did not know that you no longer had the liscnese for monster.
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Great podcast! I'm sorry to hear what happened with Monster, even though I wasn't into it, I'm sure it would've done well. At least maybe another R1 company can take the chance to put it out in a different release format (like in shorter parts).
I really do hope they would put out Ramna 1/2, Maison Ikkoku and Hikaru no Go back in print again. I missed out on those three. However, I doubt anyone would want to release Urusei Yatsura here again. But never say never.
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I'm sorry Zac, but I just can NOT listen to these podcasts. You guys all smack your lips and say "Uhh" and "Ya know" WAAAAAY too much. I can barely make it through 5 minutes of that annoying stuff before wanting to take a drill to my temple.
In the future, could you perhaps be a little more conscious of stuff like that? Please?
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Love the stones Lorrie! Good luck with everything. It takes a very special person to do what you do for the kids.
Thank you Bella, Martha & Nonnie!
Beautiful pick Lorrie. Hope everything go well for you!
Yikes! So when do they expect you to actually take care of the kids?!!!! Or maybe you just never sleep……….? That is a lot of hours to put in for a bunch of silly red tape!
I think we should nominate you for Sainthood!!
Thank you Alice, Thank you Mary! I just had to vent. It was a long day…I left for training to be there @ 9am & left training at 2:45 to be home to get kids off bus @ 3:15. I am tired!
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posted at 10:35 pm on March 24, 2009 by Allahpundit
"What kind of politician brings a teleprompter to a news conference?
A careful one…
'At the same time, the rest of us can't afford to demonize every investor or entrepreneur who seeks to make a profit. That drive is what has always fueled our prosperity, and it is what will ultimately get these banks lending and our economy moving once more,' he said.
It was a carefully modulated statement, and Obama — relying on a familiar crutch — read it off a flat-screen monitor perched at the back of the East Room."
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