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I was going to be REALLY clever and say something like "I decided to not post" but I realised that involves posting.

I decided to post a smilie for a change

Or you could hold Ctrl and press +

This calls for my spectacles.

I decided to post something tiny for a change.

I actually almost read all that.



Almost :rolleyes2

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1: What opening sequence seems remarkably well choreographed, in general?What closing sequence? What trailer or advertisment song? What scenewithin an anime itself? Think generally well done, where the timing ispretty good, the music matches the mood of the animation and vice versa,etc. 2: What opening sequence seems horribly choreographed in general?Closing sequence? Trailer? Scene in an anime? 3: What opening sequence has the best timed choreography? Closingsequence? Trailer? Scene within an anime? The difference between thisand question #1 is that this is a question specific to timing, while #1 ismore a question of general "best" quality. An example of a well-timedscene within an anime coulc be the final combat scene where Shinji andAsuka are fighting the Angel which could split itself into two parts. 4: What opening/closing/trailer/anime scene has the worst timedchoreography? 5: What well-choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene fails tomake a positive impression regardless of the quality of the choreography? 6: What poorly-choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene makes avery positive impression despite the fact that choreography stinks? 7: What choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene is particularlyemotionally moving, and why? Is it the animation, or the music, or is itboth? An example for me is the closing sequence for Please Save My Earth,and the combination of the images of the 7-year old and Alice, plus theadditions of the other 5 reincarnations, integrated with an absolutelybeautiful theme creates what is, for me, a very powerful, tear-jerkingclosing sequence. There are equally powerful, well choreographed sceneswithin an anime(AMG and Tenchi come to mind), opening sequences, andtrailers as well. Please try to limit this to something which ischoreographed at some level. 8: What choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene isparticularly humorous, and why? Although not truly choreographed, anexample for me is the scene in Eva episode 8 when we finally meet Asukaand Kaji, and Kaji is talking to Misato and the rest of the kids in thegalley. If you understand or read the translation of the song playing inthe background and compare what's going on in the conversation to thesong, the whole scene becomes even more comical. 9: What choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene sparkstremendous anger or disgust, and why? I don't mean anger at the qualityof the scene, but rather anger at the stupidity of a character in theanime, or disgust at what's just happened on the screen. 10: What choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene totally ruinsthe anime for you? 11: What choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene seems totallyconfusing, and why? What I'm thinking here is a scene where the musicseems too happy for what's happening on-screen, or where the animation isconfusing enough and the music seems to make it just that much worse. 12: What choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene is just plainfun, regardless of how good or bad the choreography is, and why? I thinkthe reasonably-decent choreography of the Gunsmith Cats trailer is justplain fun, for example, as is the drunk scene in Urusei Yatsura, where"Cocktail Margarita" is playing in the background. 13: What choreographed opening/closing/trailer/anime scene is just plainboring, and why? Well, I think that's probably good enough. Please feel free to answerwhichever questions you like, ignore ones you don't, keep to openings, mixand match, or answer all parts to all the questions(yes, that means thatthere's about 52 questions, not 13). Brian

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