![Evangelion: 1.01 You Are [Not] Alone](http://www.cartoongallery.com.au/components/com_virtuemart/show_image_in_imgtag.php?filename=resized%2FEvangelion__1.01_4aed477f23b23_120x120.jpg&newxsize=120&newysize=120&fileout=)
A listing of all the anime titles which are scheduled for release by Madman Entertainment and Siren Visual for the month of March 2010. You will find all of these listed on this web site.
Tuesday, 09 February 2010 09:03
I watched this one after having seen Sword of the Stranger. You might think that they would have similarities: both look like they are samurai flicks, both have a serious-looking dude on the cover. No, it ain't necessarily so.
Tuesday, 09 February 2010 08:06
When I hear about an anime which has been short-listed for an Academy Award, I automatically think it's one of Miyazaki's, but not in this case. Released in 2007, Sword of the Stranger was short-listed for Best Animated Feature Film in 2008. Congratulations to all concerned.
Sunday, 24 January 2010 15:59
Ponyo Review – 23 January 2010 – 4 stars.
This is a review on the Madman release in December 2009 (MMA4299) – Region 4, PAL format.
Story
To begin with: the thing I find with Miyazaki films is that they are always enchanting to watch, yet I always have difficulty remembering what happens in detail after the fact. Maybe that is just me, but each film, Ponyo, Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, and others have wonderful stories but the details are not overly memorable. Yet, each time I watch the movie a further time I get the same enchanted feeling all over again – it's uncanny, and something I seldom experience with other anime. That is something I find particularly special about the Miyazaki films, the fact that they are easily re-watchable and good fun for the whole family. They also bring up, more often than not, wholesome themes and can be an astute observation of society at the time.
Wednesday, 28 October 2009 09:20
One of the challenges when you have a web site which contains a lot of titles is that many of the good ones tend to get buried amongst all the dross. I presently have about 1,800 US anime DVDs listed, along with about 900 Australian ones. Here is a list of some of the US anime which you will find here, but which isn't available in Australia. I'm hoping that it might give you some ideas 
Occasionally my US anime supplier will offer anime DVDs at bargain prices. These are usually for series and movies which have been released for a while and may soon be discontinued. Have a good look through this list, since quite a few of these titles have never been released in Australia, and possibly never will be.
More Articles...
Page 1 of 2
Online Store
US anime DVD prices slashed!
The prices of existing US anime DVDs have been reduced by 20-35+%!
Testimonials
-
I've been buying from The Cartoon Gallery since 2000. Always great to deal with.
-
I have been a customer of The Cartoon Gallery for 5 years. They have always been reliable and efficient with the delivery of their products.
-
I've been a client of Michael's since sometime in the 1990s. He is totally honest and reliable. A delight!
-
I have been dealing with Michael for over 10 years. I have lost count how many DVDs I have bought off him. I have certainly bought many hundreds of Anime DVDs over that time and have always been very happy with the service I have received. Michael has always set his prices at a reasonable level and has always delivered in a prompt and timely fashion. Michael always hand wraps all his parcels and uses plenty of bubble wrap to make sure that the DVDs arrive safe and sound.
One good thing about Michael is that he will always order anime DVDs that are not listed on his site. Over the years I have ordered many, many anime DVDs that were not listed on the site. Michael has always gone out of his way to get the DVDs for me, even though they weren't listed. I have always been very impressed with the personal style of service that Michael always delivers. Needless to say, I will continue to order DVDs from Michael for many years to come.
YuGiOh #18: Obelisk the Tormentor - US
$29.95
|
Princess Mononoke
$34.95
|
Devil Lady #6 - US
$69.95
$49.95 You Save: $20.00 |