What if Arnold Arre infused his Martial Law Babies with the same supernatural action of his earlier graphic novels? What if you wanted to watch Watchmen without having read the book first thus perserving the mystery of the villain who wanted to screw up the world through some absurd plot device?
Then you get 20th Century Boys, the live-action version of a popular Japanese manga by Urasawa Naoki. This is epic storytelling, the first of a trilogy of movies that depicts the trials of a bunch of former childhood friends who battle an evil organization they concocted back when they were still in grade school.
If you want to recapture that feeling from a movie that completely surprises you, go see this film.
FaceBOO? LOL!
the initial parts of the film was looking like… hey, parang pambata… then you see the second part and the sequel.
you guys have a copy of the second chapter already? or even the manga/anime/book? pahiram!!!!
at sana hindi to kung fu basketball a.
Lyndon where did you get it? Gusto ko din ata manuod, has to be waaay better than Blood the last Vampire
natapos ko na yung Manga, 4 days straight. wahahah. ang gandaaaaa.
Kenji-kun… Let’s Plaaaaay! 😀
question: anong relevance ng antang 20th century boy sa story? ang sabi daw sa huli lang na-reveal.