Khwaj

For me Fist of the North Star will and always be the "BEST" that Manga's ever produced.

Violence and humor were here. I'm amazed to just realize that this was made in 1984 as I first viewed this back in 1993 assuming it that it came out then?

Brilliant artwork excellent voice-over characterization really help give this film a convincing approach as to how well you immerse yourself with both plot and character details.

Don't let this one pass you by, Fist of the North Star rules. . ..

Blade Runner for me has to be one of the least films of Ridley Scott's that I watch.

Although the film may seem a ahead of it's time I was never feeling entirely satisfied considering the fact that the story took it's time before it got somewhere. Harrison Ford and Rutgar Hauer were the only decent performances I might add, since both Sean Young and Daryl Hannah's were fairly average.

Sometimes when I watch the film I get this strange feeling that it resembles more of Francis Ford Coppola's theme of slow scenarios before getting somewhere (i.e. Apocalypse Now). Whatever many may think, Blade Runner is not entirely that bad. Yes the film is considerably slow and boring since it takes it's sweet time with breathtaking visuals but don't let that slow you down, it's best to view this film more than once to appreciate it more than the first time round.

Touching, sad and brilliant. I just can't believe how this movie received so many underrated reviews? Absolutely fantastic idea not to mention the touching moment with both father and son talking to each from different time spans (1999 - 1969) and eventually re-uniting under strange circumstances. Jim Caviezel and Dennis Quaid really do pour their hearts out playing their roles to perfection. I don't care what many may think, I'm just glad I added this to my collection of DVD's.

All I have to conclude is go get it, you won't be disappointed. 9/10