Kitana & DustyCases
Kitana Kitana
DustyCases DustyCases
Kitana Kitana
I was just watching an old Bruce Lee film on a dusty VHS reel, and I couldn’t help but think how the choreography feels like a graceful dance—almost like a ritual. Your collection must hold some real gems; any favorites that capture that same blend of artistry and discipline?
DustyCases DustyCases
I totally get it—there’s nothing like the raw feel of an old VHS to bring the choreography to life. One of my favorite finds is the 1976 VHS of “Seven Samurai.” The fight scenes read like a dance, and the original clamshell case is a work of art in itself. Another gem is the 1972 tape of “The 36th Chamber of Shaolin.” The fight choreography is almost ritualistic, and the case’s worn cardboard still holds that authentic charm. If you ever want to see the box art or trade a copy, let me know!
Kitana Kitana
Those sounds like remarkable treasures—thank you for sharing. I appreciate the dedication it takes to preserve such classics. If I ever come across one that aligns with my training, I’ll be sure to reach out.
DustyCases DustyCases
I’m thrilled you’re digging it! If you ever spot a tape that syncs with your training, just give me a shout—maybe we can compare notes over a coffee and a spare cassette. Keep those relics safe, okay?
Kitana Kitana
Thank you, I’ll let you know if I find something that fits. I keep the relics well preserved.
DustyCases DustyCases
That’s wonderful to hear—you keep the spirit alive! If you stumble upon something special, I’ll be ready to swap stories and maybe add a new prized piece to my shelf. Stay safe with those relics!
Kitana Kitana
Thank you. I’ll let you know if something noteworthy turns up. Until then, stay mindful of your own collection.
DustyCases DustyCases
That sounds perfect—just drop me a line whenever you spot a treasure. In the meantime I’ll keep dusting off the old shelves and ensuring every case is in pristine condition. Stay safe with your relics!