The best movie ending ever!?

[Androids101]

No .

And I have Firefox, Internet Explorer and Google Chrome on the same computer! Google Chrome is the worst, it is slow on all sites except Google, has no add-ons, no search engine (not even google!) no nothing. Firefox is the best. We've tried Opera and we didn't like it a lot.

[Astro Boy2866]

I've got inernet explorer, google chrome, aol, safari, and firefox. To me firefox is the best because it's the fastest. There was one time when I used internet explorer to come here and it was extremely slow, especially when posting. Internet explorer is the worst

[dannavy85]

Metropolis was excellently crafted.

[Androids101]

Agreed.

[Astro Boy2866]

It was excellently crafted and now it's nothing

[MightyAstro]

What exactly do you mean by it's now being nothing Astro Boy8629?

[F-Man]

I think it still holds up splendidly. The mix of CG and hand drawn animation is still wonderful, and it actually ties in to a deeper core of the movie: the whole thing is sort of an oxymoron. 30's Jazz and film noir like crime investigation in a big sci-fi city (which is retro futurist of course). It's all a loving nod to Tezuka's old fashioned character designs which were respectfully preserved.

[Astro Boy2866]

What exactly do you mean by it's now being nothing Astro Boy8629?

Well, the city was destroyed wasn't it?

[MightyAstro]

Oh I thought you were saying the scene was excellently animated but now it seemed like nothing special at all by contrast with other special effects in animation or live action. I was wondering what you must have been comparing it with.

Thank you for your explanation friend.

[F-Man]

Oh I thought you were saying the scene was excellently animated but now it seemed like nothing special at all by contrast with other special effects in animation or live action.

You and me both.

But Metropolis wasn't destroyed, the Ziggurat tower was. And with it all prejudice against zone-restricted robots and poor people from ZONE-1.