Agreed, considering the source.devilmaykickass wrote:I definitely think Arigatomyna's Enduring Love is the best film cleanup job I've wittnessed.
Like this masterpiece.Corran wrote:Spirited Away is generally only good for sentimental stuff... I have seen one or two exceptions however.
<b>WATCH FLCL NOW.</b>Ashyukun wrote:ANYTHING made by Gainax, with the (possible, since I've not got it or tried using it) exception of the remastered Eva. I have yet to see a Gainax show that wasn't complete shit for encoding and transfer and didn't take longer to clean up the footage than it did to do the actual editing.
(Disk 3 being the exception, except for the fact that it goes through ALL of "Last Dinosaur" before looping...) 
thistledown wrote:Thats because they sold it on three disks when it could have been done on one.
I for one am glad it's only 3 disks.The Anime News Network wrote:Sited from AnimeNation News (Linky):
Forbes financial magazine has profiled the massive success of AD Visison, from its roots in founder John Ledford's house to its present status of controlling a third of the American anime distrubution business. The article contains interesting and rarely revealed statistics, such as the fact that ADV pays $1 million to $2.6 million for licensing rights to anime series and $500,000 to $5 million for a feature film. Dubbing costs another $10,000 to $20,000 per half-hour; and AD Vision's Anime Network hopes to break even on its relatively small $50 million start-up costs within three years, partially due to minimal content acquisition costs since the network already has access to 1,500 AD Vision titles.
