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Uncapie Tells You How To See AFRO SAMURAI On The Big Screen!!

Published at:  Aug 03, 2007 12:19:42 AM CDT



Uncapie is back...

Sunday, August 12, 7:30 PM, at the Aero Theater, come and watch badass Samuel L. Jackson voice the courageous "Afro Samurai" as he slices and dices with a hip-hop flavor wandering through a futuristic world on the big screen!

Five episodes of the Afro Samurai" animated series created by Takashi Okazaki with Ron Perlman voicing the character "Justice" and music by RZA will be shown along with producer Eric Calerdon who will be on hand and participate in a q&a discussion after the screening.

This is your only chance to see this amazing series on the big screen so don't miss it!

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  • Aug 03, 2007 12:29:25 AM CDT

    And the Aero theater is WHERE??

    by wile_e_mac

  • Aug 03, 2007 12:31:22 AM CDT

    Ok, Santa Monica, sooooo...

    by wile_e_mac

    Those millions of us readers NOT living in Los Angeles can go ahead and skip this article and/or bitch about the lucky few that can go see it.

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  • Aug 03, 2007 1:02:19 AM CDT

    Why the hell would anyone want to do that?

    by harry weinstein

    AFRO SAMURAI is the incestuous Downs Syndrome baby of SAMURAI CHAMPLOO and NINJA SCROLL. Yeah, yeah, the AFRO SAMURAI comic predates CHAMPLOO by a few years. I don't give a fuck - AFRO SAMURAI, or rather, what I saw of it, was just painful, like some cheesy ghetto knockoff DRAGONBALL Z shirt come to life, in stark contrast to SAMURAI CHAMPLOO, which could be as sublime or as crass as needed at any given moment. Also, all due respect to RZA's accomplishments, but the CHAMPLOO score totally blows away the second-tier RZA beats on AFRO SAMURAI. I realise this program has its admirers (and to be fair it is technically well made), but I just can't justify watching this when I could be watching CHAMPLOO instead. If I need a hip-hop samurai fix, I'll reach for the top shelf stuff instead of the watered down off-brand in the plastic bottle.

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  • Aug 03, 2007 1:02:27 AM CDT

    Wish....

    by vinnymac666

    I could go

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  • Aug 03, 2007 1:10:51 AM CDT

    okay.

    by frankenfickle

    tell you what. wake me up when it hits youtube.

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  • Aug 03, 2007 1:56:56 AM CDT

    ive seen it on the big screen

    by timmighty

    on a film festival in Germany this spring. With all the guys responsible for this flick attending... its awfull drawn..it sucks and its boring. There was nothing cool in it...okay okay...samuel jackson is voicing afro samurai big deal...but since he has like.....a handfull sentences to say its not even worth mentioning. Seriously..it sucks.

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  • Aug 03, 2007 3:19:16 AM CDT

    Seen it, liked it, bought the DVD

    by boba fat

    Would like to see it on the big screen. I think the idea of tormenting a hero by stealing his memories and using his past to attack him is an original one. Though I haven't heard of Champloo so it may do the same thing and TimMighty? Jackson voices Afro and his side-kick doesn't he? Sounds like him.

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  • Aug 03, 2007 4:47:09 AM CDT

    get the music cd

    by meeesalikeu

    its on the wu tang tip jiggas and its smoov

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  • Aug 03, 2007 5:32:53 AM CDT

    It was OK

    by col. tigh-fighter

  • Aug 03, 2007 7:34:14 AM CDT

    I love AFRO SAMURAI except for the ending

    by spyguy

    The first four episodes are solid revenge stories, but then the final episode denegrates into pseudo-psychedelic nonsense best left to comics written by an acid-tripping Grant Morrison.

    Still, all this discussion makes me want to pop in the DVD and kick back with a nice glass of lemonade...

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  • Aug 03, 2007 8:15:47 AM CDT

    disappointing and uninspired

    by scratcher

    I agree, Samurai Camploo is much more creative in design, characters and story. I deleted it from my Tivo list after the 3rd episode.

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  • Aug 03, 2007 10:28:45 AM CDT

    shit...I thought you meant a live action version.

    by datascream

    don't think it would work live-action though.

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  • Aug 03, 2007 10:41:25 AM CDT

    recarleite, if you read my post on Harlan Ellison...

    by uncapie

    ...then you'd know the Aero Theater is and its in Santa Monica, California. Both events are taking place there. Why be redundant when all you have to do is read?

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  • Aug 03, 2007 5:32:30 PM CDT

    Or

    by david lazarus long

    if we HAVEN'T read the article on Harlan Ellison.... you could just put in the words "Santa Monica CA" after the words "Aero Theater". Really it's only about 13 extra characters. Not including spaces. You may as well have said, "Wanna see Afro Samurai at the place I mention in a different article?" o_o;

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