Coin it was awesome watching the movie with you!!
Loot from shopping/LL movie. not pictured sr nozo and kotori promo codes.
Trying to full combo Niko puri Joshi dou has become an exercise in futility for me. Each time I play the song I manage to screw up on a completely different part than the last. The worst are the ones where I mess up the last few notes.
Also, I hate all you getting those shikishi prints. Unless you get a different idol than the one you wanted, in which case I'm still jealous but laugh at your slight misfortune.
Still not worth subjecting myself to an American audience for an anime movie though.
What? What's wrong with watching these movies here?
Oh this reminds me, how was the atmosphere when watching the movie? Just a bunch of rowdy guys talking best girl or was everyone silently enjoying the film?
And did people clap?
For anime movies especially, I prefer a more controlled environment. Almost every experience I've had watching anime movies at a theater has had an audience that laughs at inappropriate moments, is on their cellphones constantly, making random comments, etc. It'd probably be about three times worse with a series that has as big a fanbase as Love Live is. I just don't feel like subjecting myself to that for the first time I watch the movie.What? What's wrong with watching these movies here?
Then you're fortunate enough to have had a good theater group. I've had problems pretty much any time I've tried.
Hey, I'm totally going to see it in Scotland next month!
Heh just came from there.I know the sort of audience your talking about. Everyone at ours was really, really excited about the movie, so they got loud at times but very quickly settled down because they really, really wanted to hear what came next. That said, even with a more obnoxious audience, the chance to see anime on the big screen is rare enough that I wouldn't pass it up. In the future, if you happen to live in a place with an Alamo Drafthouse, they're a safe bet for a quiet audience.
For anime movies especially, I prefer a more controlled environment. Almost every experience I've had watching anime movies at a theater has had an audience that laughs at inappropriate moments, is on their cellphones constantly, making random comments, etc. It'd probably be about three times worse with a series that has as big a fanbase as Love Live is. I just don't feel like subjecting myself to that for the first time I watch the movie.
Not really a spoiler, but the CG in the last live was surprisingly decent. Was shocked at how I wasn't appalled by it.
also I'm a baby and get kinda sad when thinking about the last song
I think most people do, it didn't leave my mind for a long time and even now if I think about it I get a little teary. It's just a really special song.
I love how they use their names in the song too. Makes it a little more special I think and is a really fitting final song
there's no free love gems for kotori's bday?
they're giving away SR codes at the movie? please pm maki to me, PLEASE
oh, also, can't believe they're not showing the movie in canada
because there's no sizable population on asians in toronto or vancouver right? :|
Also they showed a trailer for live action Attack on Titan and now I'm pretty stoked for that.
True, it does depend on the type of movie. Like when I went to see Summer Wars a long time ago, that's clearly a family summer blockbuster sort of movie, so I didn't mind it as much.Yeah, I agree. I don't mind in some series like Dragon Ball Z because it's hard not getting hyped when you have a cool battle and major fan service happening on screen but for others I just want to sit down and watch the movie in peace.
saw the movie last night and got two codes for the game. anyone can have them
Nozomi Tojo: YB23-HGJC-JDNK-9D25
Maki Nishikino: 9RVG-P5G7-PRD8-FQWC
Anyone here want/need a Honoka SR code?
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