Hey everyone, it's your friendly neighborhood Deadly Diva, aka Chakra Khan, aka Gundam Wingliner,

aka Kolioko Ono, and welcome to Outlaw Bars, where we talk about everything great and not so great

in the world of anime.

And as always, I have with me. me hey guys it's me chopay no

a.k.a. you should just be glad that i'm here. Hey everyone it's tam your girl it me we out

you. All righty so um a few weeks ago maybe a month or so back, I had the chance to visit Scream Squad's dungeon

and talk with the Chico Leo about a really great movie by Satoshi Cone called Perfect Blue.

It was the first time that I had seen it, but I had heard that really great things about it.

And I figured it was the perfect thing for us to kind of dissect here on Outlaw bars.

So I handed over my video files to Tam and ShowPay, and I compelled them to watch it.

They may not be my friends anymore after this.

But that's okay.

No, I'm fine.

Like, I actually really enjoyed it.

I mean, it was weird as fuck.

But, like, I mean, I understand Shope, but, you know, I like the weird shit.

So I was cool.

I mean, so if you've never seen Satoshi, Lord, not Satoshi,

Perfect Blue, it is directed by Satoshi Cohen, who also

directed Paprika and, I believe, Tokyo Godfathers. And basically, if you've ever seen Black Swan,

then you kind of know the premise of Perfect Blue, because let's be honest black swan really is kind of a rip

of perfect blue kind of in the way that the lion king is a rip off of um what's his name kimbo

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