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Golden Kamuy Returns [message #374423] Mon, 08 October 2018 22:05 Go to next message
Dave Baranyi is currently offline  Dave Baranyi
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There is finally something worth watching in this season of despair – Golden Kamuy is back and it is just as much fun as when it left off three months ago. Once again we are in early 20th Century Hokkaido following a very bloody version of “The Twelve Chairs”. And to add to the fun Norman Bates just joined the cast.

What we have here in Golden Kamuy is exactly what is missing in so many current anime – professional story telling. The characters are compelling individuals, the setting is well fleshed out (even as characters get flayed...) and the story provides a convincing mystery with plenty of valid surprises. Best of all, it is fun to watch because it is intelligently written and it demands attention from the audience.

If you are not watching this you should be. My initial rating is A.

Dave Baranyi
Re: Golden Kamuy Returns [message #374429 is a reply to message #374423] Tue, 09 October 2018 00:51 Go to previous message
Arne Luft is currently offline  Arne Luft
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On Mon, 8 Oct 2018 19:05:00 -0700 (PDT), Dave Baranyi
<davebaranyi@gmail.com> wrote:

> There is finally something worth watching in this season of despair – Golden Kamuy is back
> and it is just as much fun as when it left off three months ago. Once again we are in early
> 20th Century Hokkaido following a very bloody version of “The Twelve Chairs”. And to add
> to the fun Norman Bates just joined the cast.
>
> What we have here in Golden Kamuy is exactly what is missing in so many current anime –
> professional story telling. The characters are compelling individuals, the setting is well fleshed
> out (even as characters get flayed...) and the story provides a convincing mystery with plenty
> of valid surprises. Best of all, it is fun to watch because it is intelligently written and it demands
> attention from the audience.
>
> If you are not watching this you should be. My initial rating is A.
>
> Dave Baranyi


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