Weathering With You
| Goes without saying there will be spoilers. My feet are still killing me from the trek from my house to Toho, but it was worth it. Always nice to meet up with and hang with other Otaku's. I really enjoyed the film and found it an interesting change of pace from Kimi No Na Wa and what Shinkai has led us to expect. I do wish the plot points were resolved a bit better, the CGI was done better and that the ending was not so abrupt, but overall I still really liked it and am looking forward to reading the LN tomorrow(need sleep lol). Anyone else seen it? What did y'all think? |
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Superns18 said: Goes without saying there will be spoilers. My feet are still killing me from the trek from my house to Toho, but it was worth it. Always nice to meet up with and hang with other Otaku's. I really enjoyed the film and found it an interesting change of pace from Kimi No Na Wa and what Shinkai has led us to expect. I do wish the plot points were resolved a bit better, the CGI was done better and that the ending was not so abrupt, but overall I still really liked it and am looking forward to reading the LN tomorrow(need sleep lol). Anyone else seen it? What did y'all think? How exactly did u see this movie? The earliest release in the states that I could find were in mid-septemeber. |
SrirachaDreams said: I haven't seen it but looking forward to Tenki no Ko. Good to hear that the film is good. So about the abrupt ending, how bad is it? As much of a fan as I am of Shinkai's work I actually quite dislike his abrupt music video like endings (something he didn't do with Kimi no na Wa, which elevated it imo). How bad would you say is the abrupt ending in comparison to 5cm and Garden of Words? Also where would you rank this alongside Shinkai's other films? Its ending isn’t as abrupt as those, it’s close though! I’d rank it third after Kimi No Na Wa and Garden of Words personally |
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NesKuiT said: DemBananasFTW said: How exactly did u see this movie? The earliest release in the states that I could find were in mid-septemeber. I live in Japan and I watched it yesterday. As the first guy reviewed before, i got "disappointed" because i was expecting something like Kimi no na ha but at the same time as I live in Tokyo I really loved the art. They showed Tabata, Shinjuku, Famous buildings and stores in Shinjuku, Ginza, etc so it was so good to watch. Not everyone that uses internet lives in the US.... But anyway, the plot was quite good and realistic considering they show the "real" Tokyo and not the anime one, for example when he goes Ginza, people speaking to him that are drunk trying to take him to the bars even though that is more common in Kabukichou it was still fine. It’s funny I saw it at toho shinjuku and it the cinema was in the film lol, in fact everything in shinjuku was so that was a neat treat since I stay there |
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Superns18 said: NesKuiT said: I live in Japan and I watched it yesterday. As the first guy reviewed before, i got "disappointed" because i was expecting something like Kimi no na ha but at the same time as I live in Tokyo I really loved the art. They showed Tabata, Shinjuku, Famous buildings and stores in Shinjuku, Ginza, etc so it was so good to watch. Not everyone that uses internet lives in the US.... But anyway, the plot was quite good and realistic considering they show the "real" Tokyo and not the anime one, for example when he goes Ginza, people speaking to him that are drunk trying to take him to the bars even though that is more common in Kabukichou it was still fine. It’s funny I saw it at toho shinjuku and it the cinema was in the film lol, in fact everything in shinjuku was so that was a neat treat since I stay there Thanks for clarifying. Also I would've assumed you were japanese but ur bio said that ur from LA |
DemBananasFTW said: Superns18 said: It’s funny I saw it at toho shinjuku and it the cinema was in the film lol, in fact everything in shinjuku was so that was a neat treat since I stay there Thanks for clarifying. Also I would've assumed you were japanese but ur bio said that ur from LA I’m all over these days, go to grad school at SC |
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| there is a official episode discussion thread already though here https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1793053 so you can fully talk about the movie spoilers there |
Poopchuujin said: NesKuiT said: Lol i was surprised when they showed Lumine, Ikebukuro Station, Parco etc so many good references plus the BOSS Machines everywhere. Nice, I watched it in Ueno but sadly they didnt show Ueno at all. I especially "loved" the part where Hina gives Hodaka a McDonald's cheeseburger and then the film zooms in on the wrapper with the I'm lovin' it logo and he says "this is the best dinner I've had in my life" It’s the little details that make things pop! |
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| I watched today. It was absolutely wonderful. The music, the story, the art, the characters, everything, was wonderful. By the way, for those whose watched it, did you guys notice |
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Bobby_S said: I watched today. It was absolutely wonderful. The music, the story, the art, the characters, everything, was wonderful. By the way, for those whose watched it, did you guys notice Yea it was pretty blatant lol, taki was there for like 5 minutes of screentime |
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fRoSt937 said: Just saw the movie today, and warning some spoilers ahead. Without a doubt another brilliant film by Makoto Shinkai, and the soundtrack by RADWIMPS was incredible. A lot of people disliked the movie because they were expecting something like Kimi No Na Wa 2, and this is how it's different: Whereas Kimi No Na Wa was a movie that made you speechless and awestruck, Tenki No Ko was more like a punch to the gut. You're still awestruck and speechless, but it's different this time ; it's a lot more grounded compared to the fantasy-based Kimi No Na Wa. You can relate to the hardship and emotions of the mc not only because of the brilliant writing, but also the beautiful animation and soundtrack. To me, Tenki No Ko was a great movie, as great as Kimi No Na Wa, but not for the same reasons. Good job to Makoto Shinkai again, RADWIMPS for the breathtaking soundtrack, and all the animators for their incredible work, definitely one of the best animated anime movies I've ever watched. agree with you on most, like I Said in the review, different type of film completely |
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Superns18 said: fRoSt937 said: Just saw the movie today, and warning some spoilers ahead. Without a doubt another brilliant film by Makoto Shinkai, and the soundtrack by RADWIMPS was incredible. A lot of people disliked the movie because they were expecting something like Kimi No Na Wa 2, and this is how it's different: Whereas Kimi No Na Wa was a movie that made you speechless and awestruck, Tenki No Ko was more like a punch to the gut. You're still awestruck and speechless, but it's different this time ; it's a lot more grounded compared to the fantasy-based Kimi No Na Wa. You can relate to the hardship and emotions of the mc not only because of the brilliant writing, but also the beautiful animation and soundtrack. To me, Tenki No Ko was a great movie, as great as Kimi No Na Wa, but not for the same reasons. Good job to Makoto Shinkai again, RADWIMPS for the breathtaking soundtrack, and all the animators for their incredible work, definitely one of the best animated anime movies I've ever watched. agree with you on most, like I Said in the review, different type of film completely Yeah , I agreed with you too guys those two aren't the same thing, i think they great and wonderful at each own. tonight i just watch the premiere in my country, i totally amazed and touched by it "beautifulness" from story, visual, soundtrack (Radwimps XD). and ... I Hope Makoto Shinkai keep making wonderful movie in the future, can't wait for more of his work. |
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r16fourarm said: Superns18 said: agree with you on most, like I Said in the review, different type of film completely Yeah , I agreed with you too guys those two aren't the same thing, i think they great and wonderful at each own. tonight i just watch the premiere in my country, i totally amazed and touched by it "beautifulness" from story, visual, soundtrack. and ... I Hope Makoto Shinkai keep making wonderful movie in the future, can't wait for more of his work. it was a pretty long cameo too, like a solid 5 minutes of genuine interaction. He definitely will, biggest name in Anime right now tbh |
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fRoSt937 said: Superns18 said: it was a pretty long cameo too, like a solid 5 minutes of genuine interaction. He definitely will, biggest name in Anime right now tbh Tbh I've heard a lot of critics complaining about how the plot doesn't hold up very well and that the plot is poor, what do you think of that? In case you're wondering, I personally disagree with it but I'm curious what some of you might think? Plot isn’t a masterpiece but it’s not bad, it’s just not as good as Kimi no na wa 2 |
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