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| Can't quite understand the love of this movie here. It was too one dimensional (the other characters/arcs made the TV more interesting to watch), the emotion shown by the characters is no where near as strong as the TV series, it felt a bit too rushed at times, and the animation was quite inconsistent. If you are doing an adaptation of the VN, then not following what it was showing as a theme (the summer arc, although not greatly executed in the TV series, was of huge importance to the story, as was Sora) is only going to downgrade the quality of it. |
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| Meh, it was okay. This adaption was crap compared to KyoAni's TV-anime. It was rushed and all the romance just felt unnecessary. Not nearly as emotional as the TV-anime either. Some of the soundtrack felt out of place at a few scenes and I hate Toei's character designs and art - they just spam as much lightning in there as possible. If I hadn't watched the TV-anime, I would probably have felt very lost during the movie. The parts with Kanna and Ryuuya were not developed at all. And the ending is a lot more powerful in the series. Oh well, I wasn't expecting much since, imo, Toei completely fucked up Clannad as well. |
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| I surprisingly enjoyed this movie. I liked that the character designs didn't look totally retarded and how they didn't focus too much on the moe bullshit. And by the way, how is it even possable to screw up Clannad? Did they actually make it good or something? |
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| Well.. I honestly liked the movie more. I like how there was more romance and interaction between characters that fit... There were moments in the TV series where I was like, "That Character wouldnt say that/do that"...etc BUT the series has better animation IMO and Yukito turning into Sora (although in the movie it is VERY subtle in implying it... so it's there) was done in the series, I liked that. Overall, due to it's strengths and weaknesses, I'll give this movie an 8/10, same I did for both Air and Air in Summer. Glad to have stumbled upon this series. |
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| we are all forgetting a very important thing guys. THEY ACTUALLY KISS! Personally, I love Kyoani's animation of it but I love how the movie focuses on Yukito and Misuzu, her advances on Yukito were so cute. And also a Ryuuya and Kanna KISS! The only bit I don't like about the series is the sad ending and the lack of powerful kissing scenes. The movie satisfied the latter but unfortunately, the ending cant be changed. |
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| i liked more the movie than the serie >< and felt more sad to me |
| I loved this.. T.T |
| i liked the movie than the anime mainly because there wasnt romance in the anime. and i dont really like SHY GIRLS here in the movie Misuzu looked so sluty and btchy lol i like that =D |
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| Unlike so many others... This didn't work for me. a. Art & Animation Okay, the style is a matter of taste in the first place. I wasn't too fond of the series' style either, but it was working way better for me than this. But the most annoying thing was the animation. It simply was sloppy in so many scenes that it made me cringe. It's a movie, goddamnit, why not handle it with due diligence?! b. Characters First of all, the TV show made me feel for Misuzu, even though I was not particularly fond of her, but that just shows that it got the job done, and even quite well at that. But this... It's been some time since I watched the TV show, so I wasn't too tempted to compare the two, but still, it became obvious that things were left out and that some things were touched upon - but only briefly. Why put in Sora? He was superfluous in this movie! The conflict with Misuzu's father at the end. It didn't have any real consequences and felt rushed. Haruko. I liked her best in the show, but she was just...shallow here, there was no real depth to her. Why cut out the conflict that was so important in characterizing her relationship with Misuzu? In the movie, she was shown to be caring at the start, and then, in another scene, she only returns home in the evening although Misuzu is sick and is depicted as careless, and the very next scene presents her in yet another light. All of the characters were acting so inconsistently, but not in a "I've changed!"-way but rather in a "Oh, there was this in the VN, we might touch upon it briefly"-way which didn't make sense in many scenes. Yukito's sudden changes of mind regarding Misuzu were barely comprehensible. I just didn't get to care about the characters very much. Take Kanna and Ryuuya, fore exmaple. Their story was so cheesy and underdeveloped at the same time that I didn't really want to get any more on them than what was already shown; it was too over the top for me. It felt like they wanted to tell a different story but then threw in bits and pieces of the show which then didn't fit in with the new stuff. All in all, I somehow also felt like I was watching the show backwards. I don't know. Just...no. |
SaorinMar 1, 2011 3:16 PM
| Just wanted to say that I pretty much agree with everything you stated in your post, Saorin. While I preferred the art and animation from KyoAni in the TV series, most of it here in the movie was fine. The only thing I didn't care too much for were the manga-like still scenes. Perhaps there were just too many of those, and "less is more" might apply here. As far as characters/relationships go, the (initially) more distant relationship between Misuzu and Haruko and how that relationship evolves in the TV series evoked more emotion (at least for me) than their relationship in the movie. The romantic relationships between Misuzu and Yukito (as well as Ryuuya and Kanna) also didn't work as well for me compared to the respective, less romantic relationships in the series. Even with all of the above said, I still enjoyed this movie as an alternate telling of Air. I appreciated some of the little added background scenes, such as seeing Misuzu asking for and receiving her picture book assignment for the summer, or seeing where Misuzu went to school earlier, etc... All I can say is the series evoked deeper emotional connections with the characters for me. Still, 8/10 for the movie for me. |
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| different from series... and too painful for me, here is more love but is ending awful, the girl is dead, I liked Misuzu, but...I'm very sad of course for those who don't understand the series the movie is better 8/10 |
| Pretty good movie, liked it way more than the series. |
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| This movie was excellent some changes from the TV series but IMO much better than the series that they managed to put the same things in 1:30 hours! A fantastic movie of this Anime! 9/10 |
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| Well, this is rather less confusing than in the TV series but I still like them both. |
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| oh so sad man just like anime :'( |
| I'm not sure why I preferred this over the TV series years ago. This has actually made me appreciate the series much more. I liked how they focused on Misuzu and avoided unnecessary harem side stories, but I felt so many scenes were executed much better in the TV series, especially the resolution with the father. I also felt Kanna and Ryuuya's story was a bit bland and lacking. I realize they aired around the same time so naturally they would be different interpretations, but I prefer KyoAni's version after all. Originally had this scored at a 9, but reducing it to a 7/10. This has actually made me change my score to Air TV as well, moving that from a 7 to an 8/10. |
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| I really can't tell which one I liked more, this or the TV series. Regardless, does anyone know if this is what the "true" route is in the Air VN? I haven't played it so. |
| For me, movie is better than TV version (except the animation, which is actually horrible). |
| Dub = fake crap. Always. |
| I haven't seen the series and I liked this enough to watch the series. |
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| I saw the series awhile back and determined the movie is actually better than the series. The pacing and flow of the series is flawed to the point of being boring at times. Though series was deeper, more complex and I kind of respect it more for what it tried to do, coupled with the fact it has a significantly more tragic ending that made the final few episodes downright harrowing, I think that actually works against the series in some ways. The movie was more simple and perhaps less respectable, but that very simpleness allows one to appreciate it for what it is more than the series. I think all of the extra stuff the series tried to add but didn't fully explore really weighs it down. The puny 2 episode arcs, for example, may serve to achieve a real "ooohhhhh" moment when you begin connecting things together at the end of the series, but they didn't accomplish much except adding extra, needless fluff at the time of watching them. If they would've been more elaborate they would've helped, but they weren't. By cutting all this fluff out, the movie just ends up being more earnest and, because of that, enjoyable. Like I said, I really respect the series for what it tried to do, but the execution was really subpar. The movie just has much better execution. I will say, however, that I would not love Yukito and Misuzu nearly as much as I do if it wasn't for the series. |
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| Toei can't animate, that's all. The TV version is so much better, in every aspect. (I've just re-watched both "skipping") |
| Loved it. It made perfect sense, not like what happened in the series which was really dissapointing because I enjoyed the first half of it a lot. This is everything I wanted the series to be except the art was sub-par. Non the less, very touching. |
| It's so bright it's like no game no life but in 2005 lol Hmm overall pretty good movie but the TV version is sure a better choice, the story felt too rushed, only 1h30 for this kind of story is not much, but well it was still a fine movie |
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| Much better than the TV version. I don't see why so many people shit on this movie. |
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