The first one seems to be beloved as an awesome classic, so there's a good chance it will apply to this too.
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The Batman Family has returned to present-day Gotham City after traveling back to the warring states period and saving history from being altered in the previous film, Batman Ninja. The next day, they witness a startling event – the Japanese island has disappeared, and a giant island called “Hinomoto” appears in the sky over Gotham City. Soon, countless Yakuza descend from the sky and attack the people of Gotham City. And, the Justice League has disappeared. Detecting a strange energy reaction in the sky, Batman heads for Hinomoto to find its underlying cause. There, the Dark Knight finds a world where the Yakuza war with each other, and brutality reigns without honor or humanity. At the top of the world is the Yakuza League, a group of superpowered individuals, who look suspiciously like the Justice League. The Yakuza League is invading Gotham and, to save the city, Batman and his allies are in for the fight of their lives!
The all-new feature film, featuring characters from DC and reimagined by Japan's finest artists, finds Batman and his friends battling familiar faces transformed into villains in an alternate universe in a desperate attempt to save Gotham.
The sequel is directed by Jumpei Mizusaki and Shinji Takagi from a screenplay by Kazuki Nakashima, with character design by Takashi Okazaki and music by Yugo Kanno. Produced by Warner Bros. Japan, the film's animation is provided by Kamikaze Douga.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
- English & Japanese audio tracks
- Bringing Justice to Japan
- Anime Action: Choreographing the Fights
For me, it's not just Deadpool. It's the entire Marvel universe.
Is that WordArt from Microsoft Word?
I'm actually starting to get nostalgic.
See, now we're starting to say "when I was your age" and "back in my day..."
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They just want researchers in the enclosure to feel enriched and stimulated. ('The Enclosure' is what archivists call the shadowy world outside their archives in which so many people are trapped.)
But then again, did you really expect the devil to play fairly?
...and at the same time, do nothing.
Why don't they just do three vertical panels?
that food movie.
Sausage Party (2016)
It's called a Zune. It's what everybody's listening to on Earth nowadays. It's got three hundred songs on it.