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Looks familiar? This is where the idea of the Attack on Titan came from!
Series creator Hajime Isayama's home town has a huge dam, which inspired his idea of the world setting in Titan. Bronze statues of the three main characters are officially opened in front of the dam
Meanwhile, there are Titan related decorations and displays around the City of Hita
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FANTASCRAFT IRONMAN MARK 50
.係 Studio: Fantascraft
Product Category: Anime Action Figure,
Statues, Collectibles Product Name: Marvel Iron Man Mark L
Material: Metal (75%)
Ratio: 1/12 Est. Size: 15.5cm (H) Est. Weight: -- Special: lighting effect on palm, Arc Reactor and Eyes Limited No Of Unit: TBA Est.
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ROBOCOP (1987) was released today.
Let’s celebrate one of the best movies ever made.
“I’d buy that for a dollar!”
The screenplay had been offered to (and been rejected by) virtually every big director in Hollywood before Paul Verhoeven got hold of it. He threw it away after reading the first pages, convinced it was just a dumb action movie. However, his wife read it all the way through and convinced him that the story was layered with many satirical and allegorical elements, after which Verhoeven finally decided to direct the film.
The RoboCop suit was designed by Rob Bottin and his team. The production team wasn't satisfied with the initial design, and kept changing it and putting additions to it for months. Ultimately, nothing seemed to work and they went back to what was pretty much Bottin's original design. This caused considerable delays, and by the time the suit was completed, it was three weeks late and arrived at the studio on the day that the first RoboCop scene was scheduled to be shot. It took 11 hours for Bottin's people to fit Peter Weller into the suit, and when it was done Weller found that all his mime exercises were now useless because he needed time to get used to the suit and to perform as a robot in it. Production was halted so that Weller and his mime coach, Moni Yakim, could learn how to move in the suit. The suits were the most expensive items on set. While the price range varies, the producers indicated that they spent anywhere between US$500,000 to US$1 million for the suit.
A very unique part of this movie like other Paul Verhoeven movies is how he brings you more into the universe, news coverage and fake commercials are featured in the film all combined are over 5 minutes long. The world of future Detroit was actually shot in Dallas, Pittsburgh, Detroit and Los Angeles. The locations were all seamlessly woven together making it feel like one city by Production Designer William Sandell.
Because the hands of the ROBOCOP suit were made of foam rubber, the car keys would bounce off of Peter Weller's hand every time he attempted to catch them. The production took up to 50 takes and an entire day's worth of filming before finally getting the shot right.
Paul Verhoeven and Robocop suit creator Rob Bottin clashed repeatedly before and during production over the design and make-up of the RoboCop character. What they argued most about was the scene where Murphy takes off his helmet. Bottin wanted the scene to be filmed in a darkened area, fearing that harsh light would reveal too much of the make-up effects; Verhoeven wanted the scene to be filmed as brightly as possible, citing that director of photography Jost Vacano would be able to light it properly without revealing anything. Verhoeven got his way and Bottin refused to talk to him any further for the remainder of production. However, at the premiere, both men were so impressed with how the scene had turned out, that they instantly forgave each other. Bottin, who had even vowed to never again work with Verhoeven, happily accepted the offer to work on Verhoeven's next project, Total Recall (1990).
To Bring ED-209 designed by the great Craig Davis to life for some of the sequences Phil Tippet and Randal M. Dutra in my opinion did some of the best stop motion work ever done, I think what makes it so epic and memorable is yes it’s super smooth and almost seamless the way it cuts from stop motion to go motion but what’s truly special to me is the amount of character and humor they were able to provide for ED-209, this being the perfect example, the way ED-209 tries to navigate the stairs its almost toddler like, the sound editors even added a baby tantrum mixed with a pig sound effect as ED-209 tries to get up at the bottom of the stairs. stop motion animators Harry Walton and Tom St. Amand also helped make some beautiful work on this sequence.
Enforcement Droid 209's voice is that of producer Jon Davison, its growls are of a jaguar, and its squeals are of a pig. ED-209's body was based on the design of a Bell helicopter and the overall appearance is reminiscent of a line of toys named Robotech (1985) which were based on a 1980s Japanese anime series.
Peter Weller said one of his favorite memories of his film career was filming the drug bust sequence. While filming the sequence, Weller was listening to Peter Gabriel's song "Red Rain" on his Walkman inside the RoboCop helmet as he exchanged gunfire with various bad guys.
“Guns,Guns,Guns”
The shootout at the cocaine factory was not originally intended to be so fast-paced. The automatic guns used in the scene kept malfunctioning during filming. Most camera shots did not provide more than three seconds of usable footage, because most guns were usually jammed by that time. This necessitated quick cuts during editing, which proved to be advantageous for the scene.
RoboCop's first Directive, "Serve the public trust", was inspired by a fortune cookie.
The convenience store robber was played by the movie's stunt men who gladly accepted to be one of RoboCop's victims and contributed the idea of being hit into the door of the glass cooler.
The film was submitted to the MPAA 12 times before securing an R rating.
The script for Robocop was rejected by just about every major movie studio since it was conceived in the early 1980s. Orion films took the chance and Robocop's success continued on with 2 follow up sequels to the movie, two cartoon series, a television show, several comic book series, and a made for TV series of 4 movie length episodes as well as a fan made parody film. It has also spawned over a billion dollars in children and adult toy lines and collector statues which are still being released to date.
“Your move creep”
In Sacramento, California, a robbery suspect fled into a darkened movie theatre to escape pursuing police. He became so engrossed in the movie playing on screen (RoboCop), that he failed to notice that police had evacuated all other patrons from the theatre. When the lights flipped on, the stunned man was taken into custody.
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2019年9月12日撮影
大泉学園駅（おおいずみがくえんえき）
西武池袋線
1924年（大正13年）11月1日に武蔵野鉄道の東大泉駅として開業
1933年（昭和8年）3月1日大泉学園駅に改称
1983年（昭和58年）11月12日橋上駅舎を使用開始。
2008年（平成20年）3月16日松本零士の漫画キャラクター「銀河鉄道999の車掌」を名誉駅長とし、そのFRP製立像を改札内に設置
2009年3月8日から、映画『銀河鉄道999』の主題歌「銀河鉄道999」を発車メロディに採用した。編曲は作曲者であるタケカワユキヒデが担当した
2018年（平成30年）度の1日平均乗降人員は88,104人で、西武鉄道全92駅中第8位。西武鉄道で接続線のない途中駅としては最多
2015年4月4日リズモ大泉学園の整備の一環としてペデストリアンデッキが建設され、その供用に合わせて大泉アニメゲートがオープンした
エリア内には、等身大のアニメキャラクターの銅像や、パネルなどがある。
キャラクターの銅像は以下の通り、
アトム（「鉄腕アトム」）
メーテル・星野鉄郎（「銀河鉄道999」）
矢吹丈（「あしたのジョー」）
ラム（「うる星やつら」）
Ōizumi-gakuen Station
Seibu Ikebukuro Line
Opened as Higashi-Ōizumi Station of Musashino Railway on November 1, 1924
Renamed to Ōizumi-gakuen Station on March 1, 1933.
March 16, 2008 Reiji Matsumoto's cartoon character "Galaxy Express 999 conductor" is honored as station director, and its FRP statue is installed in the ticket gate
From March 8, 2009, the theme song “Galaxy Express 999” of the movie “Galaxy Express 999” was adopted as the departure melody.
In 2018, the average daily number of passengers was 88,104, ranking 8th out of 92 Seibu Railway stations.
April 4, 2015 A pedestrian deck was constructed as part of the development of Rizmo Oizumi Gakuen, and the Oizumi Anime Gate was opened for its use
In the area, there are bronze statues and panels of life-size anime characters.
The statue of the character is as follows:
Atom ("Astro Boy")
Metel, Tetsuro Hoshino (“Galaxy Express 999”)
Takeshi Yabuki ("Tomorrow's Joe")
Lum("Urusei Yatsura")
大泉學園站
西武池袋線
1924年11月1日，武藏野鐵道東大泉站開業
1933年3月1日更名為大泉學園站。
從2009年3月8日起，電影“ Galaxy Express 999”的主題曲“ Galaxy Express 999”被用作出發旋律。
2018年，日均旅客人數為88104人，在西武92個站中排名第8位。
大泉学园站
西武池袋线
1924年11月1日，武藏野铁道东大泉站开业
1933年3月1日更名为大泉学园站。
从2009年3月8日起，电影“ Galaxy Express 999”的主题曲“ Galaxy Express 999”被用作出发旋律。
2018年，日均旅客人数为88104人，在西武92个站中排名第8位。
오이즈미 가쿠엔 역
세이부 이케부쿠로 선
1924 년 11 월 1 일 개관
2008 년 3 월 16 일 마츠모토 레이지의 만화 캐릭터 '은하 철도 999 차장 "을 명예 역장으로 그 FRP의 입상을 개찰 내에 설치
2009 년 3 월 8 일부터 영화 '은하 철도 999'의 주제가 '은하 철도 999'를 발차 멜로디에 채용 한
2018 년도 1 일 평균 승강 인원은 88,104 명으로 세이부 총 92 역 중 8 위
