Spoilers, spoilers, and spoilers, oh my! What many things I will say. However, by the end of this review, I’ll be giving my star rating and comparing it to Season One. So here we are. The end of the road, at least for now. It is the last day of the Izu Camping Trip, and it is time for everybody to go home. However, there … Continue reading Laid Back Camp S2 E13 (End)
Today marks a turning point in what I’ll be doing with reviews on Art In Art Out. Movies will now appear here as wildcard reviews while I’m at least doubling the amount of anime that I’ll be reviewing consistently (See the April Update for more information). We’ll start with a brand new anime that premiered on Tuesday last week on Crunchyroll because, as before, reviews … Continue reading Joran The Princess Of Snow And Blood Ep 1
Well, folks, April is here, it’s Good Friday, and Cherry Blossoms are already coming out for a show. And with it comes the closing of a dark chapter and the beginning of new life. It has been a while since I’ve written some news. Unfortunately, if you like my movie reviews and were looking forward to David Lynch Month, this will probably be bad news. … Continue reading Art In Art Out Update: 2nd April 2021
We continue our final sprint towards the end of Laid Back Camp’s second season, which will be a sad day. But thankfully, the Manga has suggested a third season in the future. If you haven’t watched the previous eleven episodes and then this one, I would highly recommend that you do. Because spoilers are ahead. Let us start. So before the opening begins, our episode starts … Continue reading Laid Back Camp S2 E12
And now we bring Robert Rodriguez Month to an end, and this time we are nowhere near Mexico. I mentioned in the ‘From Dusk Till Dawn Review that I would be looking at a movie based on a comic book. And I won’t be wrong, because Rodriguez actually did two comic book movies. One is 2005’s Sin City, based on the Frank Miller comic of … Continue reading Alita: Battle Angel (2019)
And now we continue the final sprint of Laid Back Camp’s second season with the episode in which they finally settle down to camp. As you can tell, this show has been on for a while, but not on a soap opera level. If you have not seen the previous ten episodes and then this one, I would recommend it first. Because here there are spoilers! Let … Continue reading Laid Back Camp S2 E11
So we are nearing an end to Robert Rodriguez Month, with one more after this, and I plan on it being a comic book movie. Feel free to guess which one. Until then, let us stay within the simmering melting pot of Mid-Nineties Cool. This is From Dusk Till Dawn. Set in the Modern Day (1996) on both sides of the USA/Mexico border, our story … Continue reading From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
Welcome to Episode Ten! Which means nine came before it. If you haven’t watched all ten episodes, I will suggest it now. Because these hills have Spoilers. Let us begin. The Izu Camping Trip officially begins in this episode after the girls made their preparations last time. On that morning, Nadeshiko, Ena, Aoi, Chiaki, and Aoi’s younger sister Akari all pile into the mini-van Toba-sensei is borrowing … Continue reading Laid Back Camp S2 E10
So we finish the El Mariachi trilogy with this one, but Robert Rodriguez Month will be continuing for another two Mondays after this. I will go on to say before we get into the review that it contains spoilers for Desperado. If you haven’t seen Desperado, I would more likely than not recommend seeing it first. However, I speak from experience when I say that I saw … Continue reading Once Upon A Time In Mexico (2003)
I will once again start this review by saying that there are spoilers ahead, so if you haven’t watched this episode and the eight that came before it, it would be my recommendation that you do. So let us begin. Episode nine begins with Aoi and Nadeshiko recalling what had happened during the last episode or two. In particular, Nadeshiko’s solo camp. It is here … Continue reading Laid Back Camp S2 E9
