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Firstly, no it is not a reference to the blog We Remember Love. I know it sounds like that, and its a great blog and all, but no; fear not though the title will make sense. As I’m sure mostly anybody could guess, the title is a play on the famous Macross song, move, whatever; Do you remember love. I was first introduced to Macross in the form of Robotech way back when when Toonami (R.I.P.) was new. I was about the only person I knew at the time who watched the show. This was back when for me Cartoon Network is on channel 01, I mean that like never happens that was awesome. So, Robotech left an impression on me that came back latter in life when I become more of an anime fan it was brought up when I was listening to a podcast, so that day I went and torrented the movie Do You Remember Love.

Many people, including myself have fond memories of this

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I talked about this show before in my horror anime post and said how Guyver is not a horror anime.  Either way though I do like the show quite a bit.  I haven’t watched the 2005 version yet (working on it); really I have only looked at the manga a long time ago (which I will talk about later) and watched the OVA, and one of the live actions.  Either way this might turn into an interesting posts with my views on it, who knows let us just get into it.

I'm not going into the live action...this post at least

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I’ve been a fan of the Black Jack series ever since I randomly watched though that Comcast on demand thing.  After watching what was on there, which was about the first 4 episodes of the first series.  Then I went though and started to download/find the series, and I found this movie.  This was done around the same time of the 2006 series, which its updated style and such.  I really had no clue what to expect when going into it, I had seen the other movie, just titled Black Jack: The Movie.  What I got from this movie is that it is Black Jack lite, which isn’t a bad thing per say.

You know Black Jack is a badass when he uses a scalpel as a shrunken

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