Zap, motherfucker!

>Watching Wizards
>at 5 years old
wew lad

Oh shit. Post it user. Post it for the love of God.

The only thing stronger than a muscle wizard is a gun wizard.

Yeah, my sister was 15 at the time and was babysitting me, and she felt very strongly, as only a young teenager can, that it was very important for me to be exposed to this amazing work. Also she made me promise not to tell mom and dad about it.

>This is the work of ancient elves
>Soviet elves

>When tg and k come together just right

That movie was hilariously bad.

This applies to entire filmography of Ralph Bakshi

Dude, I saw it at seven years old, was home sick with a major fever.
Mom had no idea, just grabbed an animated movie from Blockbuster.
This probably explains much about my life since.

This attitude is why Veeky Forums, contrary to advertising, never gets shit done.
We just sit around and bitch, too chickenshit to try anything ourselves.

>Standard fantasy setting, but instead of swords and axes and shit, everyone has guns.

Would you play it?

I hate 40k, so no.

That movie fucking blows.

>muh ebil teknolojee

>muh ebil teknolojee
Swing and a miss

>the movie isn't about what it's literally fucking about

Nah, it's about having to deal with the fuckups of past generations, same as this movie.

And learning from past mistakes as shown by literally Hitler.

It does prove that Veeky Forums is the only board you need though.

What movie is that?

Gandahar, some french fantasy film that has pretty good reviews.

Gandahar, like this user said, is the original French version. Light Years is the American version that changes some of the plot, I guess.

Originally done by the same guy who made Fantastic Planet. I only saw Light Years but I really enjoyed it.

>forgetting the part where all the evil shit looks dank

Which version is the best to watch? Or are both on equal level?

Watch the original. The english version censors and cuts out some stuff, and I hear they changed some of the musical score too.

Know of where one might find the full French version with English subtitles?

The point

(You)

Hard to say, there seems to be a bunch of torrents but most of them aren't seeded and it's hard to tell whether they are labled correctly as to version.

I was ten. My local video rental had it in the Sci-fi section that I was slowly chewing my way through.

Didn't that background illustrator also work for GW for some time?
I swear a lot of old Warhams Fanta art looked similar.

Ian Miller. He did a lot of really cool stuff for gw and other fantasy stuff like mythos, lord of the rings and gourmeinghast.

Youtube, oddly enough.

youtube.com/watch?v=My7yQaP5FlM

I liked Gandahar, but I think Fantastic Planet is really a much better movie.

What's Fantastic Planet about?

Fantastic Planet is about the travails of humanity on a planet of giants in what is presumably the far future. The giants are known as the Draags, while humans are called, and call themselves, Oms. The Draags haven't recognized that humans are sapient, and they regard the Oms in a manner similar to the way we regard rats. They don't hate the Oms, and in fact some of them keep Oms as pets, but they view large populations of wild Oms as an undesirable nuisance to dealt with via extermination. The main character of the movie begins life as a pet, but eventually runs away to join the wild Oms, bringing a piece of Draag educational technology with him.

Fucking pussy. Watched Heavy Metal when I was seven years old with my parents.

Maybe not the same but I watched NGE when I was 9

I found an Aeon Flux vhs when I was about 9. It did stuff.

Bitch I was like... 12 when I saw Urotsukidoji. That shit was fucked up but I loved it.

Goddamn that ending is amazing

I feel like this thread shouldn't be on page 10.

>movie is about a revolver saving the world

You fucking retard.

Why did Necron have to die?

I miss him. The evil robot who repents never gets a happy ending.

The T-800 died, Necron died... :(

So, Fire and Ice is pretty rad, too.

I also saw urotsukidoji when I was about 12 too. My cousin showed it to me and my elder brothers.

More than anything I remember not being able to follow the plot. And being quite disturbed by the women being sucked of blood by that giant machine.

Come to think of it I remember many parts of it extremely clearly for a film I only saw once 15 years ago.

Watching this now, thanks.

Also, how the hell has this not been deleted yet due to all of the nudity?

I liked it enough

That roaring scene with Darkwolf caught me off guard

Just watched this, it was pretty great. Thanks, user. Saving the other movies mentioned here for another time.

>best character in the movie
>has like 10 minutes tops of screen time

The world is saved by turning tech against evil. It upends the premise of the narration in the final act.

...

That was neat af
I'll watch Fantastic Planet next

Bare cartoon chest doesn't really count at least by youtube standards

i watched Nausicaa at 5
so yeah, i'm a weeaboo. Moebius was too

Same story. I had pneumonia and had to miss school so mom just grabbed a random VHS. I was not ready.

I actually watched this on youtube 2 days ago. What a trip down memory lane.

Watched this when I was in high school. Thus my exploration of tentacle hentai began.

Saw Galaxy Express 999 when I was like 8, before that, I didn't know cartoons could have adult level plot. I kinda miss the days watching The Flintstones. I wish I hadn't found anime.

How is Chirpy still on YouTube?