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Shiro Robot and the bloody buildings...

posted 14 years ago by Mr_Nyar
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When the Shiro Robot hits the buildings there is such a large amount of blood coming out from it. Why? Are the buildings alive? 0_o'

"I think there is a difference between a work of art and an Oscar." Roger Corman

[–] stussisluss 14 years ago

I too wondered.

Perhaps they didn't have time to add rubble. ;D

[–] Tiwaking! 14 years ago

After watching this movie five times, I believe the reason the buildings spout blood is for the simple reason that the viewer will never figure out exactly why the buildings spout blood.

[–] Akugan 14 years ago

Have you seen how Japanese people bleed in these films? Now imagine how many people are killed by one blow of the robot. Go figure. ;)

[–] twelvepointnine 14 years ago

Robot is angry, robot kills ugly highrise, killing equals bloodshed. It makes perfect sense in this movie.

Chaos reigns

[–] Mr_Nyar 14 years ago

You sound like the trailer of that film... or like Tarzan... Was it on purpose?

"I think there is a difference between a work of art and an Oscar." Roger Corman

[–] twelvepointnine 14 years ago

Haha, it was on purpose. It's also the only way to describe what the hell is going on in Robo-Geisha.

Chaos reigns

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[–] Mr_Nyar 14 years ago

The amount of blood comming out from those buildings is...

Wait, Why am I asking for logic in a film called RoboGeisha???

My bad!

"I think there is a difference between a work of art and an Oscar." Roger Corman

[–] masuka-fan 11 years ago

It's the blood of a million salarymen.

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[–] sillyspaghetti 8 years ago

He he. I'm not sure exactly WHY it happened! All I know is that it made me laugh. It's even more ridiculous than the lawnmower scene in Braindead/Dead Alive.