Bansky Strikes Again

Bansky a street artist from London known for his political tagging and his more recent book "Wall and Piece", created a performance art display at the Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill in New York City. The display was created to get people thinking about the treatment of animals.


Banksy thinks that if people care about chickens and cows as much as they care about their dogs and cats, they will be more aware of the inhumane practices used on farm animals.

Chicken Mc Dunk:

“New Yorkers don’t care about art, they care about pets.
-Bansky

The age of No New Ideas

Hey, don't get me wrong no one and I mean one, has wanted to see a live action version of Dragon Ball more then me. Still, the rise of Comic books and even mangas into the mainstream movie culture makes me wonder is Hollywood running out of good ideas? I can understand why there making more comic book movies. Even a badly made superhero movie is going to at least make a decent profit. That's how Hollywood works it gets an idea and uses it until it loses value, then they go to the next big thing. What I want to know is were will Hollywood go from here after there done with Comic book movies. More romantic comedies.

One of the most original ideas that I've seen in a long time on the big screen is the Chihuahua movie. I really think were running out of original ideas and it's bad news for comic and Anime Fans alike.

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I can't wait until The Spirit comes out, looks really good.

The Outcast: If Buffy was an Anime

The Outcast is a story about a mysterious girl named Riley Smith, who lived with here grandmother in a remote area, until just recently moving to New York.

While in New York Riley is guided through the teenage hierarchy of High School, by a midget named Junior, that should probably be in the third grade (Maybe it's hormone issues).


Junior works as the comic relief and also supplies the much needed perverted ness even though, not much is shown, pretty tame for a Manga.


Riley being the new girl in school becomes friends with the wrong click, of the fallen Angel variety. I'm not going to explain to much, the storyline is interesting but it's to much like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, replace vampires with evil angels.

Then again allot of people liked Buffy, but Buffy had Sarah Michelle Geller, see where I'm going with this.


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It's interesting to see how the Japanese see New York.

Samuel L. Jackson gave it props.

Rating: 6 out of 10