I never watched or read anything but hasn't it always been a seinen series? Considering that rather infamous boxing glove shot, I'd be surprised anyone would try to make it kid friendly

Yes, Lupin has always been Seinen since day one.

I am sad now . . . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZy8D4B8LLs

So happy that Parasite won the best movie at the Oscars because it deserved it. The movie is a great work of art and I highly recommend it. Crouching Tiger was the last Asian movie that was nominated for best picture and it didn’t win. 20 years later, we finally got a movie from Asia that won best picture.

#JusticeForEndgame

As sad as this is I respect that they wish to move on and do more things. And I for one support that

I personally think The Lighthouse should have won, but it didn't get nominated, which pissed me off.

Avengers Endgame should’ve taken it.

No. It was an experience but not a film. And it had a lot of problems. I can see why it wasn't nominated. Did I enjoy it? Yes, but it definitely wasn't a film. Infinity War was a film. It had the structure, the character development, and the twists to fit an award show criteria. Endgame failed to develop the core characters properly by cutting important scenes just to add an unnecessary 20 minute recap. That made it feel more like a 3 hour episode on Netflix than a properly structured film. The fact that Spider-Man: Far From Home had to end the Infinity Saga proved that Endgame wasn't a decent enough ending for Disney and Marvel to end the saga on.

Endgame was alright, but not great imo. It's been a couple months and I've already forgotten most of what happened in it.

... which I guess is more than I can say for KR Blade's movie.