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[feotakahari]

I don’t make fanvids, but I do love them. If I ever made them, these are some songs I think would fit:

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Angel/Buffy): Daylight

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Xander -> Buffy): Invisible

Hard Candy (Jeff/Hayley): Little Red Riding Hood

Hellraiser: Pain

Kaiji: Queenie Eye

Luxaren Allure (Aurelie): Control

Paprika (The Parade): The Greatest Show Unearthed

Psycho-Pass (Kougami): Monster

Psycho-Pass (Ginoza & Masaoka): The Greatest Man I Never Knew

Sankarea (Chihiro/Rea): Infected Girls

Until Dawn (Josh): Lithium

And some more stuff that has to be useful for something:

Human (seems like it would fit a divine character)

Needle & Stitch (maybe Hannibal/Will? I never actually watched that)

You Are the Moon (This one just screams hurt/comfort)

Comments

Re: Paprika is my second favorite movie

[feotakahari]

I’ve been reading the Paranoia Agent liveblog on loreweaver-universe.tumblr.com, which is why I was thinking about Kon again. It heartens me a little that the blogger had trouble with the suicide pact episode—it’s not just me; that one’s rough. (Everyone seems to get hit a little differently by the other episodes, though. I reacted strongly to the corrupt cop who’s obsessed with masculinity. Lore was really bothered by the boy who’s obsessed with popularity, and SF Debris seemed to be hit hard by the guy who blames others for everything he does wrong.)

Re: Paprika is my second favorite movie

[lb_lee]

I mean, a suicide pact episode sounds like it'd be hellish no matter what!

Is the show one of those things where every episode is different? I don't know anything about it besides that it's intense and by Satoshi Kon.

Re: Paprika is my second favorite movie

[feotakahari]

There’s an overarching thread of a mysterious attacker, and the episodes deal with different people he attacks, and why he targets them. Everyone he targets is on the brink of an emotional breakdown, and a lot of them—not all—are very self-absorbed in one way or another. They can’t think beyond the problem they’re currently facing and how it affects them personally, and it’s so overwhelming that getting hit in the head feels like a relief. (There are other types of targets, though, like someone who . . . Oh crap, I just put this together in my mind . . . Someone who realized her father is spying on her while she undresses, and gets hit in the head so she can forget everything about him and not have to deal with what she learned. Yeah, you should never watch this show.)

Re: Paprika is my second favorite movie

[lb_lee]

LOL yeah wow that sounds like one of the worst things I could watch right now! TOO REAL!

I'll stick with Paprika and Tokyo Godfathers. (I want to see Millennium Actress but haven't been able to find it anywhere.)