| Farsala said: Oy, lack of time sucks. Got too many shows to watch, mostly from last season. |
Same
I'm up to date with this season at least, but i still have a few shows from last season to finish :(
So finally saw "your name" and I gotta say I loved it.
The animation was gorgeous and all the characters were very likeable. The movie really shines after the 1st half an hour, that's where the buildup leads to and the real ordeal comes in and becomes a roller coaster of emotions between the dual protagonists. I was glued to my screen the entire time watching this film and can see myself watching it again, even though I barely rewatch movies.
At first view what happens is a pretty common concept for a movie, but the writing and directing definetly shows how you can turn something we've seen before and give it new life to feel like something new and refreshing. Would totally recommend to anyone wanting to watch an anime movie, whether casual or someone who watches anime in general.
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| Shadow8 said: So finally saw "your name" and I gotta say I loved it. The animation was gorgeous and all the characters were very likeable. The movie really shines after the 1st half an hour, that's where the buildup leads to and the real ordeal comes in and becomes a roller coaster of emotions between the dual protagonists. I was glued to my screen the entire time watching this film and can see myself watching it again, even though I barely rewatch movies. At first view what happens is a pretty common concept for a movie, but the writing and directing definetly shows how you can turn something we've seen before and give it new life to feel like something new and refreshing. Would totally recommend to anyone wanting to watch an anime movie, whether casual or someone who watches anime in general. |
Yeah the idea seems very common, but the way they execute it felt very unique. Did you happen to watch it in the cinemas? Cause it was my first time watching an anime on a HUGE screen and awesome sound system. I think that made it even more better.
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| Shadow8 said: So finally saw "your name" and I gotta say I loved it. The animation was gorgeous and all the characters were very likeable. The movie really shines after the 1st half an hour, that's where the buildup leads to and the real ordeal comes in and becomes a roller coaster of emotions between the dual protagonists. I was glued to my screen the entire time watching this film and can see myself watching it again, even though I barely rewatch movies. At first view what happens is a pretty common concept for a movie, but the writing and directing definetly shows how you can turn something we've seen before and give it new life to feel like something new and refreshing. Would totally recommend to anyone wanting to watch an anime movie, whether casual or someone who watches anime in general. |
I just saw it again with friends today, even if it's really unusual for me to see a movie twice at the cinema. Awesome movie, beautiful and both funny and moving. I love the OST as well, definitely a must watch for anyone interested in anime movies.
It's already the highest grossing anime film ever (more than Spirited Away) before the release in US and Canada, a well-deserved success. I'm sad that it didn't get nominated for the Oscars though (maybe because of the lack of US release so far...).
I need to watch Kotonaha no Niwa now (the previous Makoto Shinkai movie), there are a couple of references to this one in Your Name.
Haven't watched a new anime since kabaneri,any recommendations?
| areason said: Haven't watched a new anime since kabaneri,any recommendations? |
You might like Ajin. One of my favourite Antagonist in Anime! He was like the only character I really like. You might get turned off by its animation......
Re Zero is VERY GOOD! The fight scenes are not bad, but the psychological aspect of it is awesome!
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| areason said: Haven't watched a new anime since kabaneri,any recommendations? |
Watch Trigger saving anime yet again with Little Witch Academia.
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Jranation said:
You might like Ajin. One of my favourite Antagonist in Anime! He was like the only character I really like. You might get turned off by its animation...... Re Zero is VERY GOOD! The fight scenes are not bad, but the psychological aspect of it is awesome! |
Hmm Ajin looks like it has an interesting plot, guess i'm going to start it thanks!
Though i coudn't find Re Zero on myanimelist.
Jranation said:
Yeah the idea seems very common, but the way they execute it felt very unique. Did you happen to watch it in the cinemas? Cause it was my first time watching an anime on a HUGE screen and awesome sound system. I think that made it even more better. |
No, I wish I could've seen it in theaters, but they weren't showing it where I live :( I think I'll buy it on blu-ray tho. Really loved it.
Faelco said:
I just saw it again with friends today, even if it's really unusual for me to see a movie twice at the cinema. Awesome movie, beautiful and both funny and moving. I love the OST as well, definitely a must watch for anyone interested in anime movies. It's already the highest grossing anime film ever (more than Spirited Away) before the release in US and Canada, a well-deserved success. I'm sad that it didn't get nominated for the Oscars though (maybe because of the lack of US release so far...). I need to watch Kotonaha no Niwa now (the previous Makoto Shinkai movie), there are a couple of references to this one in Your Name. |
Yes, it's too bad it wasn't nominated in the Oscars. Should easily win if it was nominated imo, but yeah I'm glad it's already #1 anime movie worldwide because it definetly deserves it. Makoto Shinkai's movies are always great, 5 centimeters per second is another one of his I'd recommend too.
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