Just had a look back through the movies I’ve seen at the cinema this year, 188 in total. 117 of these were through ODEON Limitless. 5 of them were £3 Dolby Cinema upgrades on top of Limitless, and 7 were £5 IMAX upgrades. 2 ODEON screenings I had to pay for due to being event …
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30 / ♂ / Functioning Anime-aholic / Former Writer & Editor at @japancuriosity
Light Novels Read in 2021
January Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash 14 February Classroom of the Elite 7 Hidden Dungeon Only I Can Enter 2 Sword Oratoria 12 Naruto: Sasuke Shinden: The Teacher’s Star Pupil DanMachi 15 DanMachi Familia Chronicle 2 Suppose a Kid from the Last Dungeon Boonies Moved to a Starter Town 2 Suppose a Kid from …
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Writings from JCuri
I stumbled upon a backup of the writings I had provided for JapanCuriosity, so have decided to dump them here, on jaysgba.com, just in case I ever want to refer back to them. Whether I write anything new, only time will tell.
Review: Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online [PS4]
Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online is the latest entry in the beloved Neptunia franchise, releasing in the UK on Friday 13th October for PS4. Once again, Idea Factory International are behind the Western release, and it is available both digitally and physically. Now, I’ve been a big fan of Neptunia since Re;birth1 on Vita, but …
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Review: Tokyo Ghoul Jack & Pinto OVA Collection [Blu-ray]
Available for the first time in an English-speaking country, the two Tokyo Ghoul OVAs saw a release from Anime Limited earlier this week. These two episodes are available as a standard blu-ray, and a standard DVD; an Anime Limited Web Store exclusive Collector’s Edition Combo Pack is due for release later this year. Unlike the …
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Review: Boruto: Naruto The Movie [Blu-ray]
Just 574 days after their theatrical release, the home media release of Boruto: Naruto The Movie finally hits the UK. Manga Entertainment have made this title available on both blu-ray and DVD. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie when I saw it in the cinema twice back in 2015, but is the movie as good as …
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MCM London Comic Con May 2017 Round Up
This past weekend saw some new anime announcements, and updates on already announced titles, from MVM Entertainment, Universal, and All The Anime. MVM provided their news through social channels, while All The Anime had two panels covering theirs, alongside some Q&A time. Sadly, Manga Entertainment made no announcements over the weekend, though their social media …
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Review: Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions [Blu-ray]
Back in May 2011, Manga UK brought Yu-Gi-Oh! Bonds Beyond Time to theatrical screens across the UK. I, like many others, assumed this would be our final chance to see Yu-Gi-Oh! on the big screen over here. We had no idea that in late 2014 4K Media Inc. would leak news of a new movie …
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Review: The Transformers: The Movie 30th Anniversary Steelbook
Release Date: 12th December 2016Format: Blu-ray SteelbookStudio: ToeiPublisher: Manga EntertainmentCertificate:Audio: English 5.1, English 2.0Subtitles: English, SpanishDiscs: 2Run Time: 84 Minutes The Transformers: The Movie is an interesting release from Mange Entertainment. It’s a 1986 American animated movie based on the American animated TV series of the same name, but the anime production is …
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Review: Your Lie In April [Blu-ray]
Release Date: 14th November 2016Format: CE BD/DVDStudio: TNKPublisher: All The AnimeCertificate: 15Audio: Japanese 2.0, English 2.0Subtitles: EnglishEpisodes: 1-11Discs: 2BD/2DVDRun Time: 300 Minutes Your Lie In April, known as Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, is an interesting case for me. Normally, I choose the anime I want to watch, watch it in Japanese …
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