[DVD] Anime Review: No-Rin
Meet Kosaku Hata — the world’s #1 fanboy of the one and only Yuka Kusakabe. Who is Yuka Kusakabe? With a serene smile, beautiful hair, and a voice of an [...]
slice of life
Animation Film Review: Moomins on the Riveria
In a world dominated by mainstream CGI animated films comes a simple, refined film… MOOMINS ON THE RIVERIA. In celebrations of the 100th anniversary of Tove [...]
[DVD] Anime Review: One Week Friends (2014)
So boy meets girl and he kind of falls in love with the girl. The girl becomes involved in an accident, suffers from amnesia, and the guy tries to befriend her every day in [...]
Anime News: Madman Entertainment May 2015 Edition
For Australian otakus out there, here is the 2015 May edition of Madman Entertainment‘s anime releases! As expected from Madman Entertainment, there is a mix of [...]
[DVD] Film Review: The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet
From the director of Jean-Pierre Jeunet (AMELIE) comes this bittersweet coming-of-age story about a ten-year-old prodigy, T.S Spivet, who has a passion for cartography and [...]
Anime Review: Love Stage!! (2014)
Ever get that feeling when the door to your dreams is out of reach and another door unexpectedly opens for you? From the director of HONEY AND CLOVER, and WOLF GIRL AND [...]
Anime Review: Nisekoi (2014)
Anime romcoms are a huge hit amongst otakus. But with so many romcom series in the market, how on earth does a show distinguish itself? Fear not! Nisekoi rises above its [...]
Anime Review: Kimi ni Todoke Vs. Sukkite Ii Na Yo (Say I love you)
We all love our dose of slice-of-life anime but when it comes to awkward teen romances and finding your stance in the world, which anime would win: Kimi ni Todoke or Sukkite [...]
Anime Review: Ano Natsu de Matteru
While testing his camera at night, Kaito Kirishima is caught amid a mysterious explosion in his small town. Strangely, Kaito wakes up the next day perfectly fine but with [...]
Anime Review: Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi (2011)
Due to his coworkers’ jealousy of his success, literary editor Onodera Ritsu resigns from his father’s publishing company, claiming that he is simply riding his [...]
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