omoneru on 25 May 2008
>> most of them cannot work the point of their story into their work and instead have to have characters speak their point as opposed to displaying the point through complex ACTING characters not complex TALKING characters.
I concur. Oshii Mamoru, known as the director of GITS, is notorious in this regard. Every time I watch his new release, listen to his long pseudo-intellectual dialogs, and see fans raving about them, my faint hope about the future of Anime dies and I find myself in deep despair.
Last year, there was only one anime title that gave me some hope about the potential of this media.
No, it's not going to stop 'Til you wise up
No, it's not going to stop So just ... give up
- Aimee Mann
