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| IkariDC
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|  "Re(1):OT: Kenshin OST stolen..."
, posted Wed 4 Feb 11:07
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Well, I was wasting my time with the cable TV and I came a cross with the advertisement of the movie "Lolita"; I thought that I should see it to properly know WHAT THE HECK is the "Lolita complex".
Well, I killed time until the movie was on and I watched it; when I first watched it I noticed something weird. Later I catched the movie again and then I was sure; the movie used several tracks of Rurouni Kenshin on many "critical scenes". I watched the credits but I was too far of the screen to recognize any japanese names on the credits + I don't know who did the Kenshin OST anyway ¬_¬.
For those who could care to see the movie to check this truth I should comment that I have mixed feelings with this movie... In some events this movie shows signs of being a really good movie, smart, original, conflictive and, well; sinful but in others scenes this movie is shown like a childist sexual fantasy of a old guy & a little girl.
The composer from the TV series of Rurouni Kenshin is Noriyuki Asakura, he also composed the music from the Tenchu game series.
The composer from the Rurouni Kenshin OVAs is Taku Iwasaki, a well known anime music composer.
The composer of Lolita seems to be Ennio Morricone. I'd like to hear the music from the movie just to check out what you say... It isn't just a coincidence, isn't it?
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| ninjabastard 735th Post
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| "Re(2):OT: Kenshin OST stolen..." , posted Wed 4 Feb 19:21
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Well, I was wasting my time with the cable TV and I came a cross with the advertisement of the movie "Lolita"; I thought that I should see it to properly know WHAT THE HECK is the "Lolita complex".
Well, I killed time until the movie was on and I watched it; when I first watched it I noticed something weird. Later I catched the movie again and then I was sure; the movie used several tracks of Rurouni Kenshin on many "critical scenes". I watched the credits but I was too far of the screen to recognize any japanese names on the credits + I don't know who did the Kenshin OST anyway ¬_¬.
For those who could care to see the movie to check this truth I should comment that I have mixed feelings with this movie... In some events this movie shows signs of being a really good movie, smart, original, conflictive and, well; sinful but in others scenes this movie is shown like a childist sexual fantasy of a old guy & a little girl.
The composer from the TV series of Rurouni Kenshin is Noriyuki Asakura, he also composed the music from the Tenchu game series.
The composer from the Rurouni Kenshin OVAs is Taku Iwasaki, a well known anime music composer.
The composer of Lolita seems to be Ennio Morricone. I'd like to hear the music from the movie just to check out what you say... It isn't just a coincidence, isn't it?
When I was watching K-1max (kickboxing) they were interviewing the fighters and they were using the kenshin ova tracks too.
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"OT: Kenshin OST stolen..." 
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