childhood memory

Gerda 2022-04-21 09:02:11

When I was a kid, there were Japanese manga on TV, and I didn't understand the storyline very well, but I remembered Spike and Faye, and the broken food in the refrigerator was the most impressive in that episode. Later, the university looked for it and found that Spike turned out to be the voice of his favorite Yamadera Hiroichi! This kind of road movie theme is really rare. Each episode is independent but has an overall big story, explaining everyone's story, and everyone who seems to be bohemian has a sad past behind it. There will always be a memory fragment in the sunset after school in childhood.

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Extended Reading
  • John 2022-03-28 09:01:03

    Rewatch. Honestly, it wasn't until Faye saw what she was as a teenage girl 50 years ago that really touched me, and her journey revealed where these adventurers came from: finding who they were was making the past and who they were. However, the historical time and space on the screen is ruthlessly raving: you can never achieve this identity, even if you are stagnant in the present, your separation from the past and the country is eternal. Before that, all the unit episodes, the scenery they saw, and the stories they experienced all pointed to this different one, but the cowboys didn't dare to face up to their own meaninglessness.

  • Angeline 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    Another re-enactment of the two golden age Hollywood genres, Wild West and Black Tough Guy, in a wild space setting, like a lighter version of Raymond Chandler; everyone's character is so full, especially Spike, there are too many people's shadows in him, and the habit of chain-smoker and the warm quality hidden in indifference are really like Bogart; I am very interested in whether Joss Whedon's "Firefly" is from here. Steal a lot

Cowboy Bebop quotes

  • Jet Black: So what kind of woman is she? What's Julia like?

    Faye Valentine: Ordinary. The kind of beautiful, dangerous ordinary that you just can't leave alone.

    Jet Black: I see.

    Faye Valentine: Like an angel from the underworld. Or a devil from Paradise.

  • Spike Spiegel: Uh, listen Jet. You said "bell peppers and beef." There's no beef in here. So you wouldn't really call it "bell peppers and beef," now would you?

    Jet Black: Yes, I would.

    Spike Spiegel: Well, it's *not*!

    Jet Black: It is when you're broke!