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 Member 2155 Level 22.18 Mar 2006 
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Having only recently watched the greatness that is Great Teacher Onizuka (yeah, I got in late fucking sue me) I must say that I only wish that more anime would have been made surrounding the series because that was some of the best shit I've ever seen in a long time. So much emotion to be had in the series, where the first half made you throw your fists in the air wondering when Onizuka would get justice, and the second half teaching you all kinds of lessons. The ending was kinda so-so, but there's literally no way to end that series without feeling disappointment because of it ending.
Definitely going to be reading the manga for this one. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 2155 Level 22.18 Mar 2006
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The thing about GTO is that you simply can't introduce an entirely new town and cast for the Onizuka character to exist in within such a short span of time. You have to push a lot of character emphasis in order to have the emotional impact for a lot of what Onizuka does, and the short span of the movie simply didn't allow that. The longer live action series pulled it off because obviously, it was longer.
The movie wasn't bad per se, but it was certainly inferior to the longer live action drama series. How ya doing, buddy? |
Kostaki