Similarly, I get bothered by Del Toro's recent films that are very basic and have zero subtlety on who's good and bad. Like, La espada del diablo is up there as one of my favorite movies
I have no idea what separates them apart from one another. I think maybe I didn't anticipate Charlotte of Silent Voice being a cryfest, and it was just a real show that turned sad.
I never finished it, it felt like it was very clearly pushing to be a massive cryfest which isn't what I was going for. But I know a lot of people who love Your Lie in April
My unpopular opinion is I like the original FMA anime more than Brotherhood because it humanizes the bad guys better. I found the bad guys in FMA:B to be comically evil and simple characters
I guess this is also like how the original xbox didn't have wifi so you needed a usb-wifi adapter, so maybe I do just have rose tinted glasses and my parents ate the costs
I do agree that I don't find a podcast that's just friends goofing around. I tried watching The Yard with Ludwig and his friends but uh, man, it feels very disingenuous and weird.
Oh, interesting. I listen to his Blueprint of Armageddon series repeatedly. It's very good. Or at least I really enjoy the humanity of the story he tells.