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English editions have flipped pages for some reason. ComicsOne was a terrible translation and terrible distributor. Almost no other distributor does this, but they own the rights to his works. You'll have to read a scanlation if you want consistency. You won't find that on awful for-profit kiss.

Really confused on why half of Junji Ito's manga goes left to right while the other half goes from right to left. Manga people on here, any explanation for this? I thought most manga just did right to left.

Omoide no Marnie is from Summer 2014, silly.

So Junji Ito has some pretty great manga. It's basically Japanese Lovecraft.

Note to self: Read more Junji Ito

I want to discuss the idiocy going on with colleges in the US, but it just feels so petty when compared to what just happened in Paris today. I'll talk about how people are so willing to give up their freedom later.

Absolutely terrible what happened in Paris.

When Marnie Was There is a beautiful story. The movie follows the story of a young girl named Anna. Anna is a foster child and an outsider, dealing with loneliness, depression, and asthma. After an asthma attack, she is sent to live with relatives of her foster mother for the summer. There she meets the mysterious girl named Marnie.

This is quite possibly the last Studio Ghibli film due to the retirement of renowned director Hayao Miyazaki. And it is a beautiful final film for the animation studio if this does turn out to be the case. The last time I cried so much while watching a movie was during the final scene of Toy Story 3. It's what I've come to expect from Studio Ghibli, a wonderful story that is able to touch any person bolstered up by relatable characters and gorgeous animation.

This is easily my favorite film of the year so far. In a normal year I would be definite in saying this is my top movie of 2015, however this is the year we get a new Star Wars.

Reminder to self: When Marnie Was There on kissanime

Watched Inside Out. It is indeed a welcome return to form for Pixar after three misses. Now they're actually back to making me cry. It's a beautiful look into the emotional maturation of a 12 year old girl, and it is relatable to pretty much everybody. I can easily recommend watching this film.