#Lupin vs. the Clones

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Lupin Movie Marathon Analysis #1

The Mystery of Mamo (Lupin VS. The Clone)

Lupin III: The Mystery of Mamo has been a long standing favorite Lupin movie of mine. When I originally watched it, I couldn’t stand it due to its adult content, but since then, I have not only grown to like it, but I think it’s one of my favorite pieces of Lupin media, period. However, it had been a long time since I watched the full movie by myself, so I decided to put on the Blu-ray and watch it again.

Mamo has always been a movie with a lot of complex themes I like to explore, but I noticed something new this time, as well as coming to new conclusions about previous realizations. So join me in my lengthy analysis/report on Mamo, the most insane masterpiece of a film ever made.

At face value Mamo is just a stupid silly Part 2-like romp. Released in 1978, it reflects a trend amongst Lupin media at the time to be closer to the original manga and Masaaki Osumi’s Part 1 work in tone. For this movie, they even got back a significant portion of the early Part 1 staff in order to bring back this grittier, less bubbly Lupin. His characterization here is notably close to the original manga. But where Mamo succeeds (and Part 2 fails, in my opinion) is the fact that there is depth to Lupin’s character. Unlike Part 2 which has very little stakes, we see Lupin pushed to his absolute limit as the film breaks him down as a person. In a way, the movie is a sort of character study on him. But in order to study Lupin as a person, we have to see how the people around him are affected by, and affect him. Primarily, Fujiko Mine.

Fujiko’s characterization in this movie is perfect. This movie captures something I find a majority of Lupin fails to understand. Fujiko is exactly like Lupin. She is just as calculated and manipulative as him, Lupin just has more practical skill in place of where Fujiko utilizes her beauty to get the things she wants. They don’t even listen to their partners in crime (Lupin with Jigen and Goemon, Fujiko with Mamo) as they lust after each other (while secretly planning to deceive them). They are both horrible people, and therefore are made for each other. The movie drives this point home when Lupin even says him and Fujiko are bound together and can’t be separated, to Mamo. But there’s another character Lupin is bound to.

Zenigata, as he usually does, serves as Lupin’s foil. While Mamo is the actual villain of the movie, Zenigata is always there behind Lupin. In a way, he’s kind of a parallel to Fujiko, because he’s the only other one who never leaves Lupin’s side. And as Delaney Jordan denotes in her amazing video essay on Mamo, in Lupin’s subconscious, the only people who appear are Zenigata and Fujiko. They are the only ones who truly stand to challenge him in comparison to his other partners, which is why he subconsciously holds them in such high esteem. To analogize it, Jigen and Goemon are there to catch Lupin when he falls, while Fujiko and Zenigata are the ones who pushed him off.

On the topic of Jigen and Goemon, they are also very important characters to Lupin in this movie, but in a way, they both serve the same plot purpose. They both act as a sort of conscience to Lupin, keeping him in check throughout the movie, and judging his actions. That is up until they leave (which is very unexpected, especially at the time when the movie came out. If you had been watching the weekly Part 2, it was common to hear Jigen and Goemon bitch about Fujiko, but to see them pushed so far to the limit that they abandon Lupin? It was plain unusual to see.) It’s not until they’re both away from Lupin that we get to see the true side of Lupin. One without refrain. And that’s a good thing for him, because that’s the only Lupin that could go against Mamo.

Mamo is a particularly interesting villain because he’s almost like the anti-Lupin. As one of my friends (@curleyclown) described it, Mamo is an unstoppable force to Lupin’s immovable object. While Mamo is constantly growing more and more intelligent and trying to change time itself, Lupin is a stubborn person opposed to change. And that might be Mamo’s most prevalent theme. The main cast’s refusal to change. The characters don’t grow or change as people, they don’t mature, they end the movie the exact same people they were when it started. And though Mamo tried to influence them through his actions, likely knowing Fujiko would pull Lupin, Jigen and Goemon apart, he was unsuccessful because these characters just aren’t capable of growth. Lupin even remarks this himself about Jigen when twice in the movie, once in the beginning and once near the end, he calls Jigen a unchanging classic. Even a line that seems just like a throwaway joke has depth in this film.

Another thing I love is the movie’s emphasis on Lupin’s subconscious. When Mamo enters the mind of Lupin, he’s stunned by Lupin not dreaming, but later on in the film, when Jigen is arguing with Lupin, Lupin says he had his dream stolen from him, and Jigen asks if he's referring to Fujiko. This is genius. The reason Mamo couldn’t see Lupin’s dream was because Mamo had taken it from him. This might be one of my favorite parts in the whole movie.

My favorite part about the theming in the movie though are the biblical parts. Mamo’s claim to be God isn’t just said through dialogue, the movie continually showcases this visually. Behind Mamo in this shot (see first image below paragraph) is Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Man”, which showcases God creating Adam, the first man. Many people have remarked that you can see the silhouette of a brain in the background shapes behind God (see second image below paragraph), and when Mamo reveals his true form at the end of the movie– (see third image below paragraph) Do you see what I’m getting at? It’s brilliant foreshadowing.

Furthermore, Mamo compares him and Fujiko to Adam and Eve many times which, as said in the Streamline dub, makes Lupin the snake.

Overall, The Mystery of Mamo has a really engaging plot with really good character writing and themimg. But it’s not just that I love about Mamo. The art is gorgeous, and in my opinion, is better than Cagliostro. While Cagliostro has smoother animation, Mamo’s limited animation works really well with the manga inspired artstyle, making it more distinctive, and because they saved time and money by using less character animation, they were able to put more into other aspects of the movie. The movie’s camera shots are really well done and always have a really interesting perspective to them. Additionally the meshing-together of live action materials and animation (such as the scene with Fujiko overlaid on top of a ton of breasts) is really unique, especially for its time. My final note is about the scene where Goemon chops Flinch’s head in 3 and the frame literally gets chopped. It is jaw-droppingly awesome and always impresses my friends when I show them the movie.

The music is also really good. It’s nothing too remarkable as a lot of the music is in Part 2, but its placement in the movie is very nice and I especially love some of the timed cues. The music cue in the scene where Lupin clicks on Fujiko’s nipple (that’s a sentence, alright) is hilarious to me. 

Now we get to another really long section. The voice acting. The voice acting in the Japanese version is absolutely fantastic, all the voice actors deliver a really great performance and you can just hear the psychoticness in Yasuo Yamada’s Lupin. Kou Nishimura’s Mamo is very distinctive and very fitting for the character. And of course the rest of the cast, as usual, deliver a great performance. But of course, I can’t mention Mamo and voice acting while not discussing the 4 English dubs.

Toho’s dub’s script is actually quite decent and it’s a competent dub given it was made in 1979 but the voice acting is rough and because it hasn’t been well preserved, the audio quality isn’t great. Overall, it’s a 5/10.

I adore Streamline’s dub. The script is accurate while simultaneously maintaining really good flow. The voice actors are also amazing and I love Bob Bergen’s performance as Lupin, as well as Edie Mirman’s Fujiko. They both have that perfect energy for their characters and I love their performances. Steve Bulen’s Jigen is also great, my friend (@theshmeepking) always describes him as sounding like a “weed dealer”. Ardwight Chamberlain’s Goemon and David Povall’s Zenigata are also fantastic. Overall, my favorite dub of the movie, 9/10. I just wish it maintained Lupin’s line about Fujiko being his dream. 

Manga’s dub is overall forgettable and the script is littered with out of place cursing. It’s an adult movie, sure, but it just feels tonally inappropriate in my opinion. Voice acting is decent, though I find Bill Dufris’s Lupin a little grating. Audio quality is better than Toho but still rough. Overall, I give it a Dyslexic Zenigata/10 (Zenigata actually says he’s dyslexic, I’m not kidding.)

And then we have the ever-popular Geneon dub. I don’t particularly care for the modern Tony Oliver cast, but I will say, their performances in this aren’t bad even if I don’t personally care for the voices. I find Michelle Ruff’s Fujiko a little unfitting for her depiction in Mamo though. My main problem is the script that deviates way too much from the Japanese original and adds in a ton of unfitting jokes. It’s a fine dub if you’re watching the movie as a fun “turn your brain off” romp, but personally, I don’t think it’s a good adaptation of the original Japanese version.

On that note, that’s about all my collected thoughts on The Mystery of Mamo. This is definitely one of my favorite Lupin films, and maybe just films in general. I don’t have much more to say, but overall I give it a solid 9.5/10. I'd like to give a special shoutout to Delaney Jordan, whose video essay on Mamo was a huge inspiration not only for this, but for my passion for Lupin analyses in general. I'd also like to thank @curleyclown and @eva-of-the-sea for reading my WIPs for this essay. And finally, join Cagliostro Central, the Lupin server I co-own. I usually post the WIPs in question there.

I hope you enjoyed reading this ramble-analysis! I’m doing a Lupin movie marathon, so next up is The Castle of Cagliostro! Stay tuned.

[bestoflupiniiipoll]

Best of Lupin III Poll

[sournote2014]

" Oh, yeah? Is that so? And which America would that be, exactly?... Yeah, the beacon of freedom and democracy, or the bastion of... blind arrogance?"

Journalists today are asking that same question.

[reckless-rider]

A list no one asked for! Anyway a list of all the Wilhelm Screams found in media according to IMDB Part 1.

Happy Family

1000 Ways to Die

16 Blocks

2.0

21 Jump Street

22 Jump Street

30 Days of Night 

Lost  (S5.E6) 

51

6:66 PM

A Christmas Story Christmas 

A Day to Die

A Dog’s Way Home

A Goofy Movie

A Simple Request

Simpsons (S32.E10)

A Star Is Born

Abominable 

Accepted 

Agent Cody Banks

Ainoat oikeat

Aladdin (2019)

Aladdin (1992)

Alex Cross

Dexter: Early Cuts (S1.E2)

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (S1.E14) 

Aloha

Always

American Hero

Manipulated by Fingers

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy 

The Angry Birds Movie

Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie

Animator vs. Animation V

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (S3.E8)

Arctic Dogs 

Are We Done Yet?

Assignment to Kill

Astro Boy

Asterix: The Secret of the Magic Potions

Atomic Blonde

Avatar 

Avengers: Infinity War

April and the Extraordinary World 

Game of Thrones (S1.E9)

Leap!

Barbie in a Mermaid Tale 2

Barbie in the Pink Shoes

Batman Returns

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Battle Creek Brawl

Baywatch 

Beauty and the Beast (1991)

Money Heist (S2.E6)

Ben 10: Race Against Time 

Beta Test

Clarence (S3.E12)

Bionicle: The Legend Reborn

Black Sheep

Mythbusters (S9.E6)

Family Guy (S6.E1)

Bolt

House (S7.E15)

Bon Bini Holland

Borrowed Time

Bounty Killer

Brainstorming 

Bratz

Calamity Jane: Wild West Legend

Captain America: The First Avenger 

Cars

Cars 2

Lupin (S2.E5)

Stars Wars: Clone Wars (S2.E7)

Stars Wars: Clone Wars (S3.E4)

The Book of Boba Fett (S1.E7)

Chisum

Stars Wars: Clone Wars (S3.E20)

Clash of the Titans

Clifford the Big Red Dog 

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2

Colin 

Fast & Furious Spy Racers (S2.E4)

Amphibia (S3.E11)

Blindspot (S2.E5)

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind

Corto Maltese (S1.E1)

Community (S3.E18)

Cowboys & Aliens

Cradle 2 the Grave 

Crawlspace

Fantasy Island (S4.E8)

Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales (S1.E2)

Community (S2.E18)

Dragon Wars: D-War

DOA: Dead or Alive

Daddy’s Home

Daddy’s Perfect Little Girl 

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (S7.E7)

Dante’s Peak

Agency of Vengeance: Dark Rising 

Date Movie

Day & Night

De film van Dylan Haegens

Deadpool 2

Lego Star Wars: All-Stars (S1.E3)

Death Proof

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (S2.E20)

Two Is a Family

Despicable Me

Despicable Me 2

Diary of a Wimpy Kid 

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days 

The Goldfish 

Die Hard with a Vengeance 

DieRy

Dinocroc vs. Supergator

Dinoshark

Drawn Together (S1.E6)

Distant Drums

District 9

Django Unchained 

Community (S3.E8)

Doom

Littlest Pet Shop (S1.E23)

Down by the Riverside 

Due Date 

Galavant (S1.E6)

Blizzards of Souls

Maverick (S3.E10)

Ein Rabe namens Poe

Elf: Buddy’s Musical Christmas

Encanto

Enchanted 

Star Trek Phase II (S1.E6)

Enthiran

Community (S2.E6)

Toren C (S2.E2)

Maverick (S2.E6)

Evening Class

Ever After High: Dragon Games

Everything Wrong with… (S9.E100)

Everything Wrong with… (S10.E105)

Everything Wrong with… (S4.E24)

Regular Show (S4.E1)

Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales (S1.E1)

Explorers 

Extinct

Outlander (S3.E13)

F9: The Fast Saga 

Face Eater 

Fantastic Four

Feast 

Feels Good Man

Doom Patrol (S2.E5)

Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales (S1.E4)

Flushed Away 

Regular Show (S6.E16)

Freddy vs. Ghostbusters

Free Guy

Fresh 

The Simpsons (S28.E2)

The Loud House (S1.E2)

Community (S5.E5)

Getaway

Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance 

Ghost Rock

Ghosted 

God of War

God of War III

Golden Dreams

Grabbers

CSI: NY (S1.E4)

Gremlins 2: The New Batch

Grey Eyes

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

SMG4 (S6.E36)

Guns Akimbo

Family Guy (S20.E14)

Hacksaw Ridge 

Halo Wars

Hancock

Hardcore Henry 

Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle

Harper 

Hellboy 

Star Wars: Rebels (S3.E5)

Hercules 

The Boys (S3.E6)

Schnitzel Paradise 

Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party 

Epic Rap Battles of History (S3.E1)

Hitman: Agent 47

Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu (S1.E2)

Home Team

Masters of Horror (S1.E6)

Homefront

How 13 Props are Made for Movies and TV

How It Should Have Ended (S9.E2)

How It Should Have Ended (S8.E18)

Howard the Duck

A Frozen Rooster

I Am David

Impasse

In a Valley of Violence

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Inglourious Basterds 

Injustice 

Inspector Gadget (S2.E26)

Community (S2.E17)

Ultimate Spider-Man (S2.E12)

Jason and the Argonauts

Jiu Jitsu 

Jumanji: The Next Level

Juno

Just Visiting 

Justice 

Katy Perry: Roar

My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (S3.E10)

Keeping Up with the Joneses

Kill Bill: Vol. 1

Cyanide and Happiness Shorts (S1.E140)

Kill Possible 

Nostalgia Critic (S12.E28)

King Kong

Kingdom of Heaven

Klitschko

Knight Rider (S1.E3)

Steven Universe (S4.E2)

Knowing

From Up on Poppy Hill

Kung Fu Panda

Lego Star Wars Summer Vacation 

Dogmatix and the Indomitables (S1.E15)

Land of the Pharaohs

Tad: The Lost Explorer

The Legend of Hallowaiian

Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s Return

Legion of Iron

Lego Beyond Worlds

Lego Marvel Super Heroes: Maximum Overload

Lego the Lord of the Rings: The Video Game

Leprechaun 6: Back 2 Tha Hood

Lethal Weapon 2

Lethal Weapon 4

License to Wed

[heyclickadee]

So…there was one time I decided that I was going to go through the entire Lupin III franchise (minus the manga, I have less than zero interest in that) in chronological release order, like a fööl. You know that one Lupin III post that goes around with Camilla, the vampiric twin sister of Jesus Christ? Not only is that absolutely an episode of the show, I’m not even sure it’s the weirdest one.

I hit something of a brick wall with Lupin III about halfway through the pink jacket era, but I have seen all of green, all of red, some of both the blue jacket series, and quite a few of the movies/specials. And there’s some wild stuff in the series, including:

1. That time Lupin and co. trick Scrooge McDuck’s humansona (he wears the outfit and swims in a money bin, this is very literal) into giving money to charity.

2. That time Lupin gets trapped by a narcotic lesbian death cult.

3. Colombo (yes, the one from the tv show Colombo) has a man adorable little skateboarding son who shows up in an episode.

4. A mafia boss hypnotizes the New York Yankees to kill Lupin and the gang with iron baseballs.

5. The completely accidental (I think) existential horror of the Green vs Red movie, in which Lupin III is an entity which moves from body to body, condemning its next victim to a life of crime and shenanigans. (This is not what it was going for but it’s absolutely what it is.)

6. Goemon gets possessed by his great-times-thirteen grandfather. Frankenstein’s monster is involved somehow.

7. Lupin crash-lands into the Bermuda Triangle and Every Paranormal Phenomenon happens over the course of the next twenty minutes. The meet aliens at Stonehenge.

8. Salvador Dali tries to turn Lupin into a weathercock.

9. An immortal gremlin man with psychic powers is collecting clones of historical figures for his human zoo on his private MC Escher Island. Lupin is hanged and shows up a year later in Dracula’s coffin. Zenigata tried and fails to keep Lupin from stealing the philosophers stone from one of the great pyramids. This all happens in the same movie.

10. Lupin gets possessed by the spirit of King Tut.

11. Whatever the hell was going on in “Musical Variation of Monkey Business.” I just…I don’t. I don’t know.

[monkeyfaced-trickster]

Poll's over! Check under the fold for the solution.

From lowest to highest amount of votes, here are the scenarios that totally happened in Lupin III.

Descendants of Sherlock Holmes, Lew Archer, and Kosuke Kindaichi are riding a blimp as part of a rich guy's challenge for Lupin to steal his prized ruby. This is the plot of Part 2 Episode 15 "The Case of the Risible Dirigible".

A former child star spreads a tabloid rumor that Lupin stole her pet cat. Also, her cat eats pencil shavings for some reason. This is the main plot of Part 2 Episode 106 "A Cat For You, Dried Bonito For Me".

Lupin is challenged by a duo of destitute handymen into opening a safe that can only be opened by someone with literally 0 IQ. This is the plot of Part 5 Episode 6 "Lupin VS The Smart Safe".

Zenigata thinks he's a Russian gentleman thief after suffering from amnesia, and he keeps stealing Lupin's thunder. This is the plot of Part 5 Episode 20 "Zenigata, Gentleman Thief".

Fujiko fakes her death in order to locate Lupin's hidden treasure in Crete, which is guarded by a shapeshifting minotaur robot. This is a plot point in Part 2 Episode 119 "Lupin Kills Lupin".

Jigen challenges Lupin to steal back a euro bill he deposited in the bank or else clean the hideout for a whole year. This is a plot point in Part 4 Episode 24 "I'm Going to Get You, Lupin".

Lupin becomes a Confucian priest after drinking a special elixir that was filtered through a philosophy book. This is a plot point in Part 2 Episode 93 "Invading the Great Wall".

Goemon accidentally fishes a corpse out of the Hudson river and is subsequently haunted by the ghost of a young lady in an aerobics outfit. This is the main plot of Part 3 Episode 26 "A Ghost in New York".

Lupin goes to a doctor to have his athlete's foot treated, but the doctor uses his skin sample to create Lupin clones for profit. This is the plot of Part 3 Episode 9 "The High Cost of Cloning".

This means that the correct answer was #3: Lupin steals an Italian church's mummified crocodile, which turns out to have a map hidden in its stomach that leads to the secret treasure of a Satanic cult.

This scenario I made up was partially inspired by a real-life crocodile mummy that hangs from the ceiling of the Santuario della Beata Vergine delle Grazie in Curtatone, Italy. While it would make for an interesting (if silly) macguffin in a Lupin III story, this has not happened anywhere in the franchise at all.

It was also the scenario that received the highest amount of votes, meaning the majority managed to figure out that this was the odd one out. Scenario #8 was the one that got the second-highest amount of votes (which was probably the biggest surprise to me), and the third highest was #6.

Inspired by a poll someone else posted months ago, I want to challenge you all to a little game to test your Lupin III knowledge. We all know how silly the series can get, but how smart is your threshold for the weird?

Can you guess which of these plot points was completely made up by me?

Jigen challenges Lupin to steal back a euro bill he deposited in the bank or else clean the hideout for a whole year.

Descendants of Sherlock Holmes, Lew Archer, and Kosuke Kindaichi are riding a blimp as part of a rich guy's challenge for Lupin to steal his prized ruby.

Lupin steals an Italian church's mummified crocodile, which turns out to have a map hidden in its stomach that leads to the secret treasure of a Satanic cult.

Lupin is challenged by a duo of destitute handymen into opening a safe that can only be opened by someone with literally 0 IQ.

Fujiko fakes her death in order to locate Lupin's hidden treasure in Crete, which is guarded by a shapeshifting minotaur robot.

Goemon accidentally fishes a corpse out of the Hudson river and is subsequently haunted by the ghost of a young lady in an aerobics outfit.

A former child star spreads a tabloid rumor that Lupin stole her pet cat. Also, her cat eats pencil shavings for some reason.

Lupin goes to a doctor to have his athlete's foot treated, but the doctor uses his skin sample to create Lupin clones for profit.

Zenigata thinks he's a Russian gentleman thief after suffering from amnesia, and he keeps stealing Lupin's thunder.

Lupin becomes a Confucian priest after drinking a special elixir that was filtered through a philosophy book.

This poll will run for a week, after which I will reblog it with the correct answer and a breakdown of which plot points happened where.

[asktailikku]

One of three edits I made of Lupin’s initial encounter with Kyousuke Mamo from the Part 1 anime, using the theme “Illusionary Lupin” from the second anime and “Mystery of Mamo” film and playing off of how the Mamo of the movie was named after Kyousuke, as well as sharing the same dub voice actor.

[rei-the-head-shaker]

I'm watching "Lupin the 3rd vs. Detective Conan" with my little brother and we just had a moment that explains our differences.

While watching the scenes when Ran meet the princess

While my brother thought about the "spiderman meme" I was like "would you fuck your clone?! meme"

Well...

[jaqfrost]

me, against better judgment and understanding that continuity doesnt mean anything in the lupin iii franchise and most shows/films/specials exist separate from each other, trying to make sense of the timeline and whats going on 

[thetooncrew]

technically dan vs was last year but im counting it & also clerks & total drama & lupin & return of HLVRAI & trying desperately and failing to watch clone high season 2 & solar opposites return this year

year of yaoi for me honestly...

[getonimprov]

Lupin VS the Clone/Lupin the Third: The Mystery of Mamo, 1978 (d. Sōji Yoshikawa)

[morporkian-cryptid]

Dare I ask clones of WHAT (re: Mamo)

SPOILERS

Mostly of famous historical figures, including Hitler because apparently this franchise has an obsession with Nazis, and at least one clone of Lupin who dies at the beginning of the movie.

(it's not even clear at the end of the movie whether the clone died or if it was the original Lupin; Mamo says it was the clone, but Lupin was kinda holding him at gunpoint so Mamo probably didn't want to make him even angrier. Idk. This fuckin' anime, man. At least I prefer the idea that a clone replaced Lupin, rather than some random dude -heavy side glance at Green vs Red-)

Anyway, the movie's pretty good, as long as you leave your expectations for normalcy at the door. This is one of the weirder entries of the franchise, and we both know that's saying something.

[bestoflupiniiipoll]

Best of Lupin III Poll

[rafomcm]

Este post es un ejercicio para documentar todo el material audiovisual que pude ver a lo largo del 2021. Sin fines de nada, agregué todas las series y películas que pude ver como un intento de aprendizaje. A continuación la lista:

Títulos vistos en el 2021.

1 de enero: Cobra Kai S3-E1-8, Euphoria S1-E5-8

2 de enero: Cobra Kai S1-E9-10

3 de enero: song exploder: How Music Gets Made: S2-E2-3

4 de enero: Clone Wars S3-1-2

5 de enero: Crimson’s Peak

6 de enero: Arrival

7 de Enero: Pieces of a Women

8 de Enero: Pretend it’s a City: S1-E1-4

The World End

The Third Day: S1-E3

9 de enero: ROOM, The Dark Knight

10 de enero: Pretend it’s a City: S1-E5-6, No necesitan presentación con David Letterman S3-E2, Tin Tin y El secreto del unicornio

11 de enero: 30 Monedas S1-E3

El mundo oculto de Sabrina: S3-E1-2, No Necesitan Presentación David Letterman: S3-E3

12 de enero: Star Wars III: Revenge

Of the Sith, Pretend it’s a City: S1-E7, Misterios sin Resolver: S2-E4

13 de enero: Yo, Christina F.

Night Stalker: S1-E1-2

14 de enero: Night Stalker S1-E3-4

15 de enero: WandaVision S1-E1-2

Star Wars VI: The Empire Strikes Back

Servant: S2-E1

19 de enero: Lupin S1-E1-2

20 de enero: Servant S2-E1

Lupin S1-E3-4

21 de enero: 30 Monedas: S1-E4-5

War Dogs

22 de enero: WandaVision S1-E3

30 Monedas: S1-E6

The Boys S2-E8

23 de enero: 30 Monedas: S1-E7

Snowpiecer: S1-E1-3

24 de enero:

Kong Skull Island

25 de enero: RocknRolla

King Kong

27 de enero: White Tiger

Lupin S1-E5

28 de enero: The Midnight Sky

29 de enero: Wandavision S1-E4

New Girl S1-E1

Bajo Cero

30 de enero: In Brudges

7 psicopatas

31 de enero: The Dig, 12 Monkeys, Quémese Después de Leerse, Hannibal

1 de febrero: The Little Things

Promising Young Woman

Mátalos Suavemente, ROMA

2 de febrero: The Way Back

3 de febrero: Marie Antoinette

4 de febrero: Biutiful

5 de febrero: The Man Who Wasn’t There, WandaVision S1-E5

6 de febrero: Doctor Strange

7 de Febrero: Malcolm y Marie

Monarca S1-E1-2

Rogué One

Ya no estoy aquí

10: Escena de un crimen: S1-E1-2

11: Escena de un crimen: S1-E3-4

12: WandaVision S1-E6

16: Your Honor S1-E1-2

18: Judas and the Black Messiah

Freaky

Tropa Elite

19/ WandaVision S1-E7

I Care a Lot

21: mission imposible 6

El ciudadano ilustre

22: El Agente Topo

25: Gravedad

26: WandaVision

28: Free Fire

1 de marzo: Beginning

2: Captain America: Civil War.

3: The Knick S1-E1

4: The Knick S1-E2-5

5: WandaVision S1-E9

8: The King of Comedy

9: Fight Club, Amour, Carol

10: Doctor Sueño, La gran belleza

11: “Antes de que el diablo sepa que has muerto”. Luce

12: Dave Chapelle Show: S1-E1

Train to Busai

13: You Were Never Here.

14: Drácula

15: I May Destroy You: S1-E1-

Modern Family: S11-E1-3

16: The Wolf of Wall Street

20: Zack Snyder Justice League

21: The Town

22: Servant S2-E2

The Disaster Artist

25: The Knick S1-E6-8

26: The Knick S1-E9

27: Bad Lieuteinent, The Knick S1-E10, Cherry, Servant S2-E3

28: Ted Lasso S1-E2-5

29: Ted Lasso: S1-E6-10

30: Mythic Quest: S1-E1

31: Haunted: Latinoamerica S1-E1

Abril

1: Captain Falcon and the Winter Soldier S1-E1-2

7: Captain Falcon and the Winter Soldier: S1-E3

10: Silver Lining Playbook

11: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier/: S1-E4

Damn of the Dead, El Discípulo, arrástrame al infierno

12: Godzilla Vs Kong, Better Call Saul S1-E1-4, La forma del agua

13: Better Call Saul: S1-E5-10, S2-E1-2

First Man

14: Better Call Saul: S2-E3-7, Rudo y Cursi

15: Better Call Saul: S2-E8-10, S3-E1-2

16: Better Call Saul: S3-E3-5

17: Better Call Saul: S3-E6-10, The Revenant

18: Inherent Vice, Luis Miguel S2-E1-2, Blade Runner 2049, Mare and eastwood S1-E1

19: Mythic Quest: S1-E2-5, Invincible S1-E1-3, Better Call Saul: S4-E1-3

20: South Park: S24-E0, Invincible S1-E4, Nobody, Better Call Saul S4-E4-6

21: Better Call Saul: S4-E7

22: Better Call Saul: S4-E8-10

23: Better Call Saul: S5-E1-2

24: Better Call Saul: S5-E3, Mortal Kombat

25: Luis Miguel: S2-E3, Mythic Quest S1-E7-8

26: Invincible S1-E5, The Father, Parasite, Mythic Quest: S1-E9

27: Tropic Thunder, Mythic Quest S1-E10-11, Mare and the Eastwood S1-E2, Better Call Saul: S5-E4,

28: The Walking Dead S1-E1

29: La Costa de los Mosquitos: S1-E1-2

Mayo

2: I See You

3: Invincible S1-E6-8, Luis Miguel S2-E4, Nuevo Orden

4: Overlord, The Mitchells vs the machines.

5: Better Call Saul S5-E5,

6: Better Call Saul: S5-E6-8

7: Jupiter Legacy, Mythic Quest S2-E1-2, La Costa de los Mosquitos S1-E3, Better Call Saul S5-9-10

11: Love + Death + Robots: S1-E8

15: La Costa de los Mosquitos: S1-E4

Mythic Quest S2-E3

18: Mare of Easttown: S1-E3-5

19; The Current War

20: Luis Miguel S2-E5-6, Halston S1-E1

21: Army of the Dead. Kick-Ass 2, Mythic Quest; S2-E3, Ls Costa de los Mosquitos S1-E5, Shrek 3

22: Halston s1-e2, Ex-Machina

23: Mare of Easttown S1-E6

24: Malcolm in the middle S7-E1-3, Quien te cantará

25: Malcolm in the middle: S7-E4-7, Sound of Metal

26: American Gods S1-E2-3, Master of None S3-E1

27: Friends The Reunión,

Junio

1: Mare of Easttown S1-E7

2: Wrath of Man

3: La Costa de los Mosquitos: S1-E6-7

9: Loki S1-E1

15: Mythic Quest S2-E4-5

16: Loki S1-E2, Mythic Quest S2-E6-7

20: Elite S4-E1

22: Rick and Morty S5-E1

23: Loki S1-E3

29: Rick and Morty S5-E2

30: The Flickr Attendant S1-E1-3, Loki S1-E4,

Julio

4: No Sudden Move, Harley Quinn S1-1, Rick and Morty S5-E3

5: Elite S4-E2, Harley Quinn S1-E2-3, Nightcrawler,

8: Loki S1-E5

9: The Tomorrow War

10: Black Widow

11: Resident Evil: S1-E1-2

12: Monsters At Work: S1-E1

13: Rick and Morty S5-E4

14: Veneno S1-E1, Loki S1-E6

19: Space Jam 2, The Hitmans Wifes Bodyguard, Calle del Terror: Parte 1, Rick and Morty S5-E5

20: Good Time,

21: The Village

25: Rick and Morty S5-E6

26: Ted Lasso: S2-E1

27: The movie that nade us: S2-E1-3

1 agosto: Jungle Cruise

3: The Sopranos S1-e1, Rick and Morty S5-E7, the movie that made us: S5-E4, Bo Burnham: Inside,

5: El Infierno.

7: Made for Love S1-E1

8: The Departed, The Suicide Squad

10: Sicario

15: The White Lotus S1-E1

16: The White Lotus S1-E2-5

17: The White Lotus S1-E6, Laberinto del Fauno

22: Todo va a estar bien S1-E1-2, The Irishman

30: 30 Monedas S1-E8, Spiderman 3, Jiro Dreams of Sushi

31: What if: S1-E3

Septiembre:

5: La Casa de Papel S5-E1-2, Rick and Morty S5-E9-10

6: La Casa de Papel: S5-E4-5, Todo Va a Estar Bien: S1-E4-7

7: Another Round. Chernobyl S1-E2, What if S1-E2 y 4.

8: Chernobyl S1-E3, what if S1-E5

9: Matrix: Realoded

10: Matrix: Revolutions, Life itself

11: Billions S5-E3,

13: Brooklyn Nine-Nine: S7-E1-2

16: Brooklyn Nine-Nine: S7-E3-5

17: Brooklyn Nine-Nine: S7-E6-110

19: Sex Education S3-E1

20: Sex Education S3-E2-3

21: Ted Lasso: S2-E3-7

22:Ted Lasso S2-E8-9

23: The Morning Show S2-E2

25: Midnight Mass S1-E1-2

26: Midnight Mass S1-E3

27: El Juego del Calamar: S1-E1-4

28: Free Guy

Octubre

2: Seinfeld: S2-E1-5, The Office S2-E1, The Guilt,

3: Seinfeld S2-E6-8, The Morning Show S2-E3, Scenes from a Marriage

4: Seinfeld S2-E9-10, What if S1-E8, Old, Star Wars Visions S1-E1-3

5: Dave Chapelle: The Closer

6: What if: S1-E9, Spiderman S5-E1

7: Seinfeld S2-E11-12

8: Seinfeld S3-E1-4

9: Seinfeld S3-E5-10

10: Seinfeld S3-E11

11: Seinfeld S3-E12-15, Venom 2

13: Sex Education S3-E4

14: Sex Education S3-E5-6, Seinfeld S3-E16-17

15: Seinfeld: S3-E18-22, Sex Education S3-E7-8, El Juego del Calamar S1-E5

16; The Morning Show S2-E4, El Juego del Calamar S1-E6-8,

17: El Juego del Calamar S1-E9, Succession S3-E1, Scenes from a Marriage S1-E2-3

18: Mr Robot S1-E1-2

19: Mr Robot S1-E3, Midnight Mass S1-E4

20: Mr Robot S1-E4-E5, Midnight Mass S1-E5,

21: Mr Robot: S1-E6, Midnight Mass S1-E6

22: Seinfeld S4-E1-3, Midnight Mass S1-E7

24: Dune

25: Seinfeld S4-E4

26: Succession S3-E2

27: Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E1, Seinfeld S4-E5-7, Scenes from a Marriage S1-E3

28: Seinfeld S4-E8-10, Güeros

29: Seinfeld S4-E11-13

Noviembre

2: The Girl in the Spiderman Web, Mother!

3: Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E2

7: Narcos S3-E1

8: Dexter S9-E1, Narcos S3-E2, Una Película de Policías, Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E3,

11: Shang-Chi

12: Red Notice

14: Knives Out, Dexter S9-E2,

15: only the Lovers left Alive,

16: Love Hard

18: Goodfellas, The Suicide Squad

19: Tick Tick Boom

20: The Square

21: The Last Night in Soho

22: Finch, Annette, No Time to Die, Noche de Fuego

23: rocketman, Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E5

24: Hawkeye S1-E1, Cronos

28: Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios, Match Point, Hawkeye S1-E2, South Park S24-E2

29: Dexter S9-E3, Cassandra’s Dream,

30: The Last Duel

Diciwmbre

1: The Power of the Dog,

2: Narcos S3-E3

4: Casa de Papel S5-E6-7

5: Casa de Papel S5-E8

6: Casa de Papel S5-E9-10, Dexter S10-E4-5,

7: Succession S3-E3-4

8: Succession S3-E5

9: Succession S3-E6-7

10: Hawkeye S1-E3-4, LOL S3-E1-2

11: Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E6,

Sucession S3-E8, Daddy’s Home 2,

12: Succession S3-E9

13: Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E7-8

14: El Ilusionista,

16: Fue la Mano de Dios

22: Hawkeye S1-E5-6, LOL S3-E3-4

23: Being the Ricardos, Don’t Look Up

25: Matrix Resurrections, Resident Evil : Welcome to Raccoon City,

26: Dexter S9-E6-8

27: LOL s3-E5-6, Crimen Ferpecto, Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E9

28: Jimmy Carr His Dark Material, Curb Your Enthusiasm S11-E10

29: Modern Family: S11-E6-7, The Book of Boba Fett S1-E1, The Card Counter

30: Cobra Kai S4-E1

31: Cobra Kai S4-E2-10

[oswlld]

Sooooo im sure there’s other/better things to do but instead, I have composed this Watchlist that I am sure will never be finished, under the cut. Pls feel free to also send recs for movies/shows for me to check out!

[REVISED 02/05/24]

[All dates are subject to change, depending on my mood honestly] ���

SHOWS - Scheduled High on the Hog (in prog) African Folktales (in prog) Devil’s Plan OR Murderville (Feb ’24)** Three Body Problem (2/15) Always a Witch (3/11) 23.5 Degrees (THAI, Coming Soon) Triage (THAI, April ’24) Tear Along the Dotted Line/This World Can’t Tear Me Down (ITA, April ’24)

SHOWS - Sched TBD No Regrets in Life Hometown Cha-cha-cha [Joan’s Galaxy] Revenant See You in My 19th Life Replacing Chef Chico Gudetama My Daemon First Love: Kieta Hatsukoi Alice in Borderland s2 3 Will Be Free Tooth Pari: When Love Bites Choona [Sesham Mike-Il Fathima] Life’s a Glitch: with Julien Bam [Jinn] If I Hadn’t Met You [Triptych] The Greatest Robbery of Brazil’s Central Bank Nobody’s Looking 1899 Black Sails Scott Pilgrim Takes Off Our Universe Life in Color [Light & Magic] Abbott Elementary** **= upon bestie’s request | [= pushed to 2025]

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MOVIES - Scheduled Over the Moon (2/10) American Symphony (2/11) Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang (2/11) Your Name Engraved Herein (2/12) Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir (2/24) Happy Together (2/24) The Holdovers (2/26) Bobi Wine: The People’s President (2/27) Rustin (2/28) American Fiction (2/29) Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (3/1) Nimona (3/3) Society of the Snow (3/4) Elemental (3/6) El Conde (3/7) Oppenheimer (3/8) The Boy and the Heron OR Poor Things (3/9, TBD) Moonlit Winter (3/16) Polite Society (3/22)

MOVIES - Sched TBD My Big Fat Greek Wedding Rewatch** Cinderella, Brandy ver.** Seoul Vibe Yellow Door: ’90’s Lo-Fi Film Club Marry My Dead Body Between Maybes Seasons A Faraway Land A Perfect Fit Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui Joyland The Takedown Beyond the Universe Buddies Entergalactic Sorry to Bother You They Cloned Tyrone The Tragedy of Macbeth O Brother, Where Art Thou? UNKNOWN: Cosmic Time Machine Where the Wild Things Are Clue The Creator [Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire] [Suzume] [LEGO Star Wars films]** [The Mummy]** **= upon bestie’s request | [= pushed to 2025]

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Completed: LIZIQI Luca Behind the Try Gunpowder Milkshake Disney Insider Cosmos Possible Worlds The Mitchells vs the Machines Fantastic Mr Fox Muppet Haunted Mansion Star Wars: Visions What If…? Behind the Attractions Encanto Hawkeye Space Sweepers Chef’s Table Bad Buddy Wolfwalkers Make Happy Eternals Lupin Song Exploder Ali Wong Special Semantic Error Maya and the Three Tick, Tick… Boom! Turning Red Flee Street Food Latin America Among the Stars Twenty Five Twenty One Driving Home 2 U Killing Eve La Casa de Papel (DNF) Breaking Boundaries Doctor Who Special The Artist Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner Cutie Pie (DNF) To My Star Making Fun Now You See Me HUMAN The World Within Moon Knight Blueming Sound of Magic Reset Bullsh*t Sucker Punch MARVEL Assembled Series Star Wars: Forces of Destiny BLACKPINK Kieta Hatsukoi Sketchbook Midnight in Paris Obi-Wan Color Rush Plus and Minus Badhaai Do To My Star 2 First Kill KinnPorsche Ms Marvel Newsies: the Musical Old Fashion Cupcake Mirai Lightyear Sense8 Rewatch Sandman Extraordinary Attorney Woo WWDitS s4 Hannah Gadsby: Douglas Everything Everywhere All at Once Lord of the Rings Rewatch Vice Versa Parent Trap Rewatch She/Hulk Alice in Borderland Doctor Who: The Power of the Doctor Glitch Sleep with Me Werewolf by Night Cherry Magic Cherry Magic: The Movie Bad Buddy Rewatch Andor Disenchanted Knives Out: Glass Onion Midnight at the Pera Palace Roman Holiday Doom at Your Service The Guardian Pinocchio Klaus Vice Versa Rewatch Heartstopper Our Great National Parks Fire of Love RRR A Trip to Infinity My Year of Dicks Le Pupille Puss in Boots: Last Wish National Treasure: Edge of History Gap the Series Wakanda Forever The 1619 Project My School President The Martha Mitchell Effect Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths Run for the Money Night Ride The Sea Beast The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse Tár An Ostrich Told Me the World is Fake and I Think I Believe It Summer of Soul Stranger at the Gate Marcel the Shell with Shoes On Ice Merchants Haulout The Flying Sailor Elephant Whisperer Somebody Feed Phil Vincenzo Midnight Museum Paper Girls Mandalorian s3 The Wandering Earth Art & Tech Bird in Hand All Those Sensations in My Belly How My Grandmother Became a Chair Udahnut Zivot Bombay Rose Latin History for Morons The Day of Becoming You Wet Hidari Mao’s Mango Cut King of the Sea Star Wars: Visions (s2) Our Skyy 2 (VV + MSP + BB) Across the Spiderverse Mr Pete & The Iron Horse BJ’s Mobile Gift Shop Kukeri Keys to the City My Tooth, Your Love Voices Rising: Music of Wakanda Forever Show Me Love The Half of It The Eighth Sense Kabe Koji Secret Invasion (DNF) Glove Chicken Stories Goodnight Henry La Plongeuse The Tobos Dial Tone Salvation Has No Name Hysteresis Soft Animals Cat and Moth The Little Mermaid Our Beloved Summer Drifting Home I Told Sunset About You Ball People Well Wishes My Love, Your Love Meow or Never Stranding Stay Mountain Myrna the Monster Under the Skin I Lost My Body Barbie Lupin, p3 Wendell & Wild Haunted Mansion Secrets in the Hot Spring Over the Garden Wall A Time Called You (DNF,) Once Upon a Crime The Oskars Fantasy ONI Black Holes Doctor Who Specials The Holiday Interview with the Vampire, s1 Schitt’s Creek The Good Place Rewatch Flavorful Origins Chevalier Last Twilight Moving BlacKKKlansman

Pls see tags for more info - thank you!

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Lupin III: Lupin vs. the Clone - The Mystery of Mamo (Animage, 10/1984)