No doubt about it, Innocence is a very impressive work, but I’m lefting wanting even more.

It’s a rich film, creating a tapestry of imagery, memory, loss, and desire that’s quite captivating and moving.

This is completely different from any other animated film you’ve likely seen in the past few years.

Cowboy Bebop: The Movie is easily one of the most entertaining movies I’ve seen all year, easily holding its own with any of the big summer blockbusters.

Even if you finish the episode a little confused on the plot (and you will), you’ll still be blown away by the episode’s visuals.

I could literally feel my teeth rotting as I watched.

This is just one of those special works of art, one that leaves you feeling humble and blessed to have seen it.

I was excited to watch Whisper of the Heart, but I found it far more rewarding and relevant than I thought possible.

All in all, a very impressive collection that adds quite a bit of flavor to the Matrix world.

I was fully unprepared for just how powerful and moving this DVD would be.

It’s a thoroughly engrossing series, one that I can only hope is expanded on in the future.

I’m not one to miss out on a good, solid mecha show, and Idolo does offer plenty of mecha action.

To be honest, I don’t think I want to meet a person who could watch this film and not be moved by the plight of Seita and Setsuko.