Audience reviews
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kvaziavtobus
ill be quick here
first one is great, second is nonsensical but has a cool ending, third is awesome and fourth is dogshit.
9-8-9-2 is my not-so objective score for every episode since i am completely biased and not afraid of it. Those are " music clips", rather than "episodes", they don't have a plotline between them, therefore they should be viewed as a standalone projects not a compilation
BUT
4th episode really suck balls compared to the others, pulling the whole thing down as result.
ill start to break em all down now so go watch the thing if any sounds good shoo
so aight hear me out: the first one is basically a gorillaz clip about, well, a gorillaz cop. i'd love to hear more about the lore of whatever this was but they decided to go with all-action sequence and honestly? the be…
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As an anthology, I'd have to say Amazing Nuts isn't worth your time. It's basically four concept music videos without any underlying or unifying theme. There's not really a reason these are compiled together, and none of them are strong enough to justify watching any of the others or seeking out the entire set. Of course, with anthologies, you have many attempts to connect with an audience, but I think most would agree that the first story is the only one that you could recommend universally. I'll detail my thoughts on the individual stories below, but the TL;DR is watch the first one, only check out the other three at your own discretion.
1. Global Astroliner Gou
This is basically a Gorillaz music video. The animation and art style are extremely appealing. It's cute, humorous, cool, and…
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Continuing with this year's film festival week, we have Amazing Nuts. Which I assume is going to be rare footage of me without trousers. No? That's good, wouldn't have been interesting to most people any way. It's a Studio 4°C production from 2006. It's an anthology film containing four different stories set to music. It's been a while since I reviewed an anthology.
Story:
The anthology has four stories. Basically, they're designed like a pair of music videos with a small segment in between that gives some dialogue and story details. In that regard, the only one that kind of works for me is the second, Glass Eye. Which is about moving on after an addiction-related tragedy. Global Astroliner Gou is a dull piece about a primate looking space cop running around with a wild lady, who cares?…
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the anime is split into 4 different stories. i will write my impression from the 4 of them.
TLDR; watch stories 1 and 3, skip 2 and 4.
story 1: the coolest of them. has different styles of animation, colourful, the music is very fitting. feels rhythmic and funky. there is very little dialouge and most of the story is passed through the animation.
story 2: felt depressing and so slow. i really dislikes the animation styles which were either really bad 3d, or real life pictures put through filters to make them become cartoonish(which also looked pretty aweful). i couldnt care less about the story which sucked. didnt notice the music too much. i suggest not watching this one.
story 3: story is quite nice, the themes are of friendship and fighting. the animation is nice and colourful, figh…
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