Angelo Delos Trinos
Staff Writer at CBR
He/Him. Currently a staff writer and critic at CBR. My opinions are mine alone and not my employers'. Email me at [email protected]
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2 days ago |
cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos
Death is a natural part of fiction, especially in movies. When done right, a character's death can be the most tragic event that viewers see on the big screen. Either that, or the death in question was the fittingly bleak punchline to the darkest of dark comedies. That being said, there were some deaths that were so obvious that they made audiences laugh for reasons that neither the cast nor crew intended.
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4 days ago |
cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos
The following contains spoilers for Kowloon Generic Romance Episode 6, now streaming on Crunchyroll. For better and worse, Kowloon Generic Romance Episode 5 speeds up the narrative. In Kowloon Generic Romance Episode 5, the anime revealed that Yaomay was actually a former actor who created a wholly new identity, and it hinted that Dr. Miyuki Hebinuma is up to something dark and suggests that things aren't as they seem Kowloon City by phasing between the current city and its old demolished form.
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5 days ago |
cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos
Anime has been around for so long that not only was it inspired in different ways by Hollywood films, but it also influenced Hollywood blockbusters down the line. This was the case even for blockbusters that weren't adaptations of a manga or anime. Despite this disconnect, these films might as well be live-action anime. This was thanks to everything from the filmmakers' influences to some creative choices.
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6 days ago |
cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos
The sad reality about the anime industry is that for every blockbuster success and historical game-changer, there will always be a flop. This doesn't automatically mean the anime in question was horrible or offensive in some way, although those factors shouldn't be dismissed. For one reason or another, these anime were just tragically destined to flop hard. Fortunately, they found second wind as cult classics.
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1 week ago |
cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos
Just because an anime is a classic doesn't mean it's timeless. This doesn't mean the anime series or film in question is bad in any way. As a matter of fact, many of these titles earned their high acclaim and are great in their own right. They even left an undeniable mark on both anime and fiction that can still be felt today. Despite this, modern audiences still may not understand them. This has more to do with the audience's sensibilities in 2025 than it has to do with the anime's content or form.
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