I mean, you're the one making the jump from "innuendo exists in this scene that is intended to tell us about character psychology" to "in this scene Misato is literally trying to jump on Shinji's boner". There's a difference between an ambiguous suggestion and a concrete statemen...

EoTV recycles a whole lot of dialogue divorced from its original context for effect

Partly, but it seems to me like a lot of people here posit a more concrete meaning to that scene than it was ever intended to have. Was Misato literally planning to bone Shinji, right then and there? It's deliberately very vague, almost subliminal, though stuff like the wiki entry was clearly writte...

Umm.... The scene in Ep. 23 where Misato comes into Shinji's room was there all along; it's not part of the material that was added to the Director's Cuts. Alright sue me guys, I haven't seen the original series (let alone the non-DC episodes) in a very long time Apart from that my points still stand

I have no nostalgia for Digimon since as a child I always shunned it as a tryhard Pokemon ripoff with dumber monster names

Eva is a confrontational series, and people have differing responses to being confronted in art.

Sadamoto didn't work on Boy ? The look is so consistent with Hosoda's previous films that I wouldn't have guessed it. Of course, human characters are in the minority for this one anyway. My experience for my one viewing of Wolf Children (a crowded convention room playing the underwhelming English du...

When you're a horny, emotionally distressed teenage boy, the answer is: a lot. Also reminder that this scene is followed seconds later by Misato wondering if the fact that she's a woman scares him. Which it does, that's the whole setup for his whirlwind relationship with Kaworu in the next episode a...

i've seen people reference this scene many times as Misato "offering her body" to Shinji, and all this time i've had no idea what the hell they were talking about. i can't even tell if i'm just stupid, or if the translation is butchered to high heaven and i can't be blamed for this flying...

The Boy and the Beast. I liked it better than Wolf Children, though maybe I need to see Wolf Children again.

I've yet to see a proposed explanation for why Japanese pop culture was suddenly enthralled with Moby Dick in 2015.

Arcadia's legacy#829001 wrote:Okay, what is taking the release date of the trailer so long?

Anno

I remember a while back I saw a screenshot of an EoE Renewal edition torrent with "dubtitles", at least for Shinji's famous line in the hospital scene.

Evageeks really loves that DC 23 scene but the fact is it's a very ambiguous scene that can be interpreted in more than a couple ways. Clearly it was inserted as foreshadowing for the kiss scene in EoE but it's not nearly as clear-cut. Worth noting: Shinji's own sexual discomfort and confusion aroun...

There's a subtle undercurrent of sexual tension from the beginning but it's pretty clear that their relationship is more familial - mother/son or sister/brother - than erotic. Misato only falls back on sex at the very end out of desperation at her perceived inability to reach Shinji in any other way...

I mean I get that it was just a cheap dig, but surely you are not sincerely suggesting that Black Hyuga isn't worse than the other voices Also people like to talk about how anime dub VAs are bottom-of-the-barrel talentless hacks, or simply an inferior breed to their illustrious thespian Japanese cou...

Reichu#828974 wrote:Nostalgia takes its toll on all us.

And sometimes an accident is better than what you intended

Not really, because whatever your personal opinion of them the rest of the cast are actually trained as actors and/or VO people and non-actors are not. Some non-actors can act (more often the case on the screen than behind the mic) but not this one.

I still find it hard to believe that the washed-out colors and hazy lighting on the EoE disc weren't deliberate and I can barely imagine the film without them

I appreciate the offer but unless you're a hot unmarried lady I'll have to pass

*Wake up after n years -You've ruined the world But it's also Wind Waker at the same time though because instead of going back and fixing your mistake the message is "let go of the past and seek new territory" There's even the elegiac scene where someone In the Know shows MC the ruins of ...