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Celebrating their 75th birthday, Ride Your Next portrays performance as a mindset and Lapierre as its main protagonist
Premium bike brand Lapierre, part of Accell Group, and VICE’s creative agency VIRTUE, launch the new tagline and brand philosophy Ride Your Next. A European brand campaign celebrating the brands 75th anniversary whilst demonstrating their commitment to making every rider s performance outstanding.
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FireChick wrote:
Eh, even if anime movies were nominated for the Oscars, we all know none of them will win anyway because people at the Oscars don t care about anime in any way.
You seem to be forgetting that anime has won once for feature (Spirited Away) and once for short (Le Maison en Petite Cubes).
Of the other four times that anime movies have gotten nominations, there s only maybe one case where the anime movie probably should have won:
• Howl s Moving Castle (2005) was a decent movie but not (IMO) one of Ghibli s best or deserving of the award.
Estas 6 películas de anime podrían recibir un Óscar este año alfabetajuega.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from alfabetajuega.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The upcoming new feature anime film
Inu-Oh by Masaaki Yuasa is still a lot of unknowns as it was shown as an in-production film back in 2020. We saw last summer that GKIDS had already picked up the North American distribution rights and in the fall we saw Anime Limited step in for the UK rights to the project. We had shared on Twitter this week a piece where they interviewed Yuasa about his works in general with Oscar potential for
Ride Your Wave out there and he was able to talk a little bit about
Inu-Oh.
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