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The scale is the same here the sentimental aspect matters a lot. I followed the anime as a child while the manga is truly a masterpiece. However, to answer your question, if you are referring to the Figuarts action figures, I find that Bandai overall in terms of quality and accessories are superior to the one I published.

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 in sorry I meant like height wise. I've noticed that a lot of 1/12 figures end up being taller than most others

@@cptree3906 No problem. At the moment I can't make a comparison, but I agree with you, depending on the manufacturing companies, the heights of the action figures, even if they are of the same scale, are very variable.

Hi thanks for the message. I bought the two versions of Joe Yabuki on ONESIXTKIT. I will make a video, or a short about the second version next week. The price for each action figure was 80 dollars.🙂

They're in stock on 5k toys too

@@cptree3906 the two action figures were released in August so I believe some retailers still have them available.

Hi, they suggested I also search on the 5Ktoys.com website. You should be able to find it.

Ciao..dove si acquista?

hi thanks for the message I bought this action figure and its variant on onesixthkit🙂

Hi, they suggested I also search on the 5Ktoys.com website. You should be able to find it.

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Hi, thank you for your trust and for your message. Your profile photo is beautiful, I love the film Roman Holidays🙂

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@@AhaShinyt Hi, thanks for the comment and the link. Really a nice video.🙂

Hi Thanks for the comment and the quote. I can speak for myself here. In reality, I don't hide the fact that, as an adult, I still watch films considered "for children" due to my work as a designer and the passion that is still part of me. The problem with so-called children's films is that their most accurate description is family films. A family film should be enjoyable for all ages, children and adults and the elderly. There is certainly a nostalgia factor, because many of us read the stories of these characters as children, but above all it is because some of these films are really very good. And then I personally am convinced that the world needs heroes who keep us honest. Thanks again.🙂

⁠@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744very well said 😊👏

@@Anton-zw8jr very happy that you liked my answer. And thank you very much for the comment🙂

Hi thanks for your message. I agree with you, the book in question is really very good, especially because you have the opportunity to read the screenplay of the film. The whole book series of this saga is really interesting, in fact I will publish other videos in the next few weeks. I also agree with the films, they are now classics. Thanks again.

Hi and thanks for the comment, you're right, the whole series of books in the saga is really fantastic.🙂

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Hi thanks for the message this is one of my favorite movies

Fantastic artbook and really very very good film

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Hi thanks for the message. Yes, it is a truly fantastic artbook🙂

Ciao ti ringrazio per il commento. IL volume in effetti è suggestivo, l'ho comprato a suo tempo solo per completezza, ho iniziato presto a leggere il re, ma mi posso ormai definire un vecchio lettere. Mi dispiace che tu non sia mai riuscito ad un prezzo onesto, ma sono nel settore collezionistico da un pò e purtroppo sono situazioni che mi sono capitate oppure che ho sentito spesso. Comunque se dovesse capitarmene uno ad un prezzo onesto, ti informo.

Oh grazie mille! Sarebbe meraviglioso :D Quando hai iniziato? E da cosa? Sarebbe interessante sapere anche cosa ti ha portato a diventare un suo fan... Perché io non sono mai stato un lettore di libri quando ero bambino, anzi, a scuola ero persino indietro, perche alle elementari fingevo. Poi, alle superiori, un'estate ero da mia zia annoiandomi e decisi di iniziare "Misery" perché mi intrigava il tema, la storia e la copertina. Da lì non mi sono più fermato, ho divorato (con i miei tempi, non sono veloce, ma solo normale) libri lunghissimi come "IT" o "La Torre Nera". Diciamo che è incredibile come King mi abbia fatto innamorare della lettura e da lì sono passato a leggere un libro dopo l'altro di qualsiasi genere, tema o scrittore. È per questo che a King devo tanto, mi ha fatto sviluppare una passione e mi ha lasciato anche un piccolo hobby, che per sfortuna non è facile da curare come la lettura, che è la scrittura @@lafortezzadellasolitudine744

Ciao grazie ancora per il messaggio. Ad essere onesti anche io da bambino non sono stato un accanito lettore di libri, leggevo tantissimi fumetti, i libri li ho recuperati qualche anno dopo. Comunque per rispondere alla tua domanda il primo romanzo che ho letto di Stephen King è stato Carrie anche perchè aveva un numero di pagine modesto. la passione è esplosa nel 1991 con la lettura di IT. Che poi è stato l'unico libro di IT che ho riletto la cosa simpatica é che avevo dodici anni la prima volta e cioè la stessa età dei perdenti da bambini e 39 anni la seconda volta e cioè l'età dei perdenti da adulti .Il motivo per il quale mi sono approcciato ad un romanzo cosi impegnativo come numero di pagine è presto detto: la miniserie in due puntate è arrivata da noi il mese di febbraio del 1993, ma la warner bros nel 1991 aveva già distribuito sul mercato home video la miniserie in due VHS ed io ero riuscito solo a visionare la prima parte.Allora king non era apprezzato come adesso e poche persone leggevano un libro con un tale numero di pagine di genere horror quindi l'unico modo per poter conoscere la fine della storia prima di internet era quello di leggere il romanzo. Libro che ho apprezzato ma che non reputo il migliore. Comunque da allora non ho più abbandonato il Re.☺@@6JLFilm9

Hi thanks for the message. you're right, Mondo has created a truly fantastic figure. I hope to be able to publish the review soon. Your channel is very nice, you should buy it too, unless you already have.😊

Hi thanks for the message. I'm a huge fan of Stephen King, you'll see that the volume contains lots of surprises🙂

Hi thanks for your comment. Many years ago in a bookshop in my city I found two books on the work of ILM, at that time it was not so easy to find volumes of this, especially in Italy. I remember that I looked through them really amazed and I wasn't able to buy them because they were too expensive. A few years later I managed to buy them both, one is the one you appreciated so much, and the other will arrive in a video next week. Stay connected.

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Hi thanks for the message. I think it's a difficult book to find now. I confess that I also loved the film, I was very disappointed by its failure.🙂

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 I also loved it. I loved it so much that it inspired me to write a series set in Edgar Rice Burroughs's Mars. The series is being authorized and published by the ERB estate. The first one just came out a couple months ago.

@@ChrisLAdams Hi but that's fantastic, really compliments. John Carter's comics and books were published in Italian so I had the opportunity to read them.

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 ah, fabulous! I don't believe mine will be published in Italian, but you never know. You can see what it looks like if you search for my name with Dark tides of Mars.

I'm also a big fan of special effects and their history through cinema. I own two books on ILM, the second will be coming to the channel soon.

You mean where can it be bought?

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 Oh, excuse me for my bad English; i mean How many pages does the book have?

​@@bob_babson Don't worry, it's my fault. The volume in question has approximately 600 pages in extra large format

Hi and thanks for the message. I'm glad that even though you're not a James Bond fan, you enjoyed the book. I am a huge fan of all movies. The edition you viewed, in addition to being in XXL format, includes as a first edition a section of 35 mm celluloid film from an original print of the first film in the saga: DR. No.🙂

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 It sounds fantastic! Yes i am really interested in all behind-the-scenes books about movies, even if im not interested specifically in the movie. Making-of/behind-the-scenes-books is my favourite book-genre!!

I also really love artbooks, they manage to merge my passion for cinema and drawing🙂

Thank You very much🙂

E.T. the extra-terrestrial ultimate visual history I hope to be able to recover very soon because another movie that I really love very much. Spielberg is one of my favorite directors. will never arrive at an absolute preference between close encounters of the third kind and E.T. the extra terrestrial. they are two films that I really love and that I grew up with.

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 I think E.T is my favourite movie. I also have Back to the Future ultimate v. h. and it is very good too...

Thank you very much for subscribing and for the messages. the channel is growing, albeit slowly :-)

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Hi and thanks for the feedback. I agree with you, a wonderful book for a wonderful movie.

Hi thanks for the message. I bought all the Hobbit art books and already have all the Lord of the Rings trilogy art books in my library. They will all arrive on the channel.🙂

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 The Lord of the Rings ones are my favorites.

@@Termityu I prefer them too🙂

Thanks for the text. I agree with you, I struggle to understand certain market logics

Thanks for the message and for stopping by my channel. These videos are also useful for this, I'm happy if they were useful to you.🙂

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Hello and thanks for the message. This is the cheap version of a much more expensive limited edition volume released some time ago, but which I couldn't afford. Taschen will do the same in January 2024 with the film The Shining. they are indeed questionable choices but they leverage the passion of enthusiasts. Thanks for commenting and congratulations on your channel, very interesting indeed.

Hi, thanks for the comment and for stopping by my channel. You are absolutely right about the substantive points that led to the cancellation of Stanley Kubrick's Napoleon. I can mention 3 in particular: as he wrote, everything was ready to shoot, all that was expected was the green light from MGM which was supposed to finance the project. On September 29, 1969, Kubrick sent the script to the production company. that same evening the studio called saying that it was not interested in financing the project because the cost of 40 million dollars at the time was too prohibitive. Kubrick said, "Americans aren't interested in Napoleon" and since then there has been no further discussion of the project. The second reason is the critical and commercial failure of previous cinematographic works on Napoleon (such as Waterloo), distributed in 1970 which failed to cover the production costs.the third and final reason: the recent distribution of the film "Vojna i mir" based on Toltoj's masterpiece "War and Peace" which, despite being tormented by cuts for the overall duration which amounted to approximately 8 hours, won the Oscar for best film foreigner in 1965. To be honest Kubrick always declared that he was doubtful about the realization, but that if he had succeeded he would have created "the best film ever made".I advise you whether the book "Stanley Kubrick and me" by Emilio D'alessandro, his Italian assistant for about thirty years, has been translated into English or the documentary: S for Stanley, always taken from the same book where there is so much written also of the reasons that led to the cancellation of the Napoleon. Sorry if I dragged on. thanks again for the message.

Grazie molte per essere passato di qui e per il commento. Purtroppo non ho ancora visto il film di Ridley Scott, quindi mi riserbo di commentare l'opera appena lo avrò recuperato. Quello che scrive in merito al film appena uscito non mi meraviglia, la (non)simpatia tra Inglesi e francesi è storicamente nota.🙂Resta davvero il rammarico per quello che Kubrick avrebbe potuto realizzare con questo film. Anche se le dirò da grandissimo appassionato del Maestro, ritengo la sua alternativa e cioè Barry Lyndon, un capolavoro difficilmente eguagliabile. Alla fine il film del 75 con le dovute proporzione racconta proprio la storia di Napoleone: la sua vita, la sua ascesa e l'inevitabile caduta. Grazie ancora per il messaggio.

@@lafortezzadellasolitudine744 Vorrei tanto vedere Barry Lyndon, ma leggerò prima il romanzo di Thackeray. Anche se combaceranno solo a grandi linee, opto sempre per la lettura previa alla visione (senza nessuno snobbismo, cinema e letteratura hanno linguaggi diversi). Lei lo ha letto il libro?

@@SirSaladAss Hi thanks for the reply. I read William Makepeace Thackeray's book, I always try to recover the works from which the films I love so much are based. Obviously the novel delves even further into the psychology and conscience of the protagonist. The novel is told by Barry himself, who acts as an "unreliable narrator" who incurs - with involuntary self-irony - continuous boasting, without perceiving the indirect denigrating effect of such an expressive style. I agree with you on the issue that books and films are two completely different mediums that have different languages, but if you try to recover both I'm sure you will be fascinated.

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Ciao grazie per il messaggio e per essere passato da queste parti. Libro stupendo perchè non solo offre una panoramica dell' Universal Century, ma soprattutto perchè mostra illustrazioni realizzate da autori fantastici. All'epoca fu davvero un evento un libro del genere.

Ciao ti ringrazio per il commento e per l'iscrizione al canale. Per chi come noi ha vissuto sia la prima invasione di anime sia l'alba dei manga in Italia, la Granata Press non può che rievocare tanti ricordi. Grazie per il sostegno e per il bel commento.😀

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