Am I wrong here? I loved it

FireFistYK said:
As already mentioned, what you like is subjective so you can't be in the wrong.

I personally might've even liked it even more than Your name because its strengths are things I appreciate more

ItachiDxD said:
Hey guys , where can I watch the english sub version of Tenki no Ko ? I wanna watch it so badly but I can't find it anywhere :/

ItachiDxD said:
Hey guys , where can I watch the english sub version of Tenki no Ko ? I wanna watch it so badly but I can't find it anywhere :/

Mayuka said:
May 27th, 2020

BD release date :)

ItachiDxD said:


Alright thanks I guess everyone else who saw it went to the theatres then ! I'll wait for May 27th :)

TrumpMD said:

Yep you're wrong here. Lol you can love it if you want

I thought it was just ok. Would've liked more fanservice from the girls in the movie. Maybe some steamy scenes too.

RedHawk1010 said:

No you aren't wrong. People who hated the movie just hated it for the sake of hating it.

magzimagz said:
no there are many reviews out there for not liking the movie. Look most likely if you liked the movie you either only watched little anime movies or the only ones you have watched are makoto shinkai movies

apollojeez said:

Istg what's with you kids on this website. No of course people don't just hate it for the sake of hating it. I'm sure they have justifiable reasons for hating the movie.

But then there's you who's trying to imply that the likeliest reason for liking the movie is to do with people not watching many anime movies. Kinda frustrating to see this "I know exactly how people think and why people like or dislike something hahahahahaha" attitude. From both sides.

magzimagz said:
lol the less movies you watch or the less of the media you have watched, the tastes are different. I'm not saying your opinion of the movie is wrong or should be changed because that's yours to keep but from what I've seen in my PERSONAL experience is that people who like this movie haven't watched a lot in terms of anime films

apollojeez said:

That sounds fair but you didn't phrase your earlier response as just a personal experience. You literally used your personal experience to imply that the most likely reason for that individual liking the movie is to do with them not watching many anime movies or only watching shinkai movies. It's not your place at all to make that statement unless you either A) gathered enough data to back up your claims (which I don't expect anyone to do), or B) can provide a convincing reason as to why watching less anime films and liking this movie are linked (which I highly doubt exists).

I'm not trying to defend this movie or anything. If you hate it that's fine. I just want people to treat their personal opinions as what they are instead of making up statements based on them that they can't exactly justify. If that wasn't your intention then cool but the way you phrased your earlier response really indicates otherwise.

magzimagz said:
hey man I take part blame for not being able to express myself properly, but yea agreed

apollojeez said:

Haha this ended better than I expected. Alright have a nice day, sir o/

Jeheia said:
I think many people who does not like it does not really get it. I saw a review that listed a few things as negative and I will try to give my opinion on those because it is so misunderstood in my opinion.

1) Hina and Hodaka never tell each other "I love you." -- Can't a simple friendship between two literal children exist without romantic love being involved? Yes, Hodaka seems to like her a bit more than that but he is 16, he is just finding himself and does not want to lose his only friend(s) for some dumb reason.

2) Hodaka starts as loving rain and it changes. -- I love rain, those people were living my dream with that eternal rain. But I also understand the importance of sunlight, and seeing everyone around him longing for sun and his best friend / the girl he loves being a sunshine girl, his feelings about it may change but that does not mean he is hypocritical for changing his view on something after some developments.

3) When another girl confesses, he gets flustered even though he loves Hina. -- He is a child, the thought of confession was probably a boost to his self-confidence and made him think "Someone from my class likes me without spending time with me, that means I have a chance with the girl I spent so much time with"

4) He ran away and considers it hell but went back like nothing happened -- He ran away because he was probably physically (scars on face) and emotionally (feeling like suffocating) abused. He was on probation for those years and I am sure he shared with the police what his family has done. I am assuming his family was probably under watch, too so they could not abuse him like that. And he got away as soon as he graduated, meaning he knew things would go back to the way they were, if he stayed.

5) Burger scene for no reason -- A lot of things has a lot of scenes for no reason. This scene in particular actually was a big moment for Hodaka, because someone showed genuine care for him, someone close to his age. Plus, why does everything has to have a deep meaning behind it other than being visually pleasing and soothing?

6) Gun for no reason -- He randomly found it, it could happen to anyone who was homeless. Pointless to look for a reason behind it, just a coincidence that made things harder for him. Also, it was a tool to show the legnths he would go for something precious to him.

7) Hina runs out of the hospital room for no reason. -- She was wishing for sunlight so bad after an endless rain that the sight of that sun at the moment was a miracle for her. Maybe she thought, if she could reach it, her mom will also be okay. Maybe it was a sign of hope for her and she wanted to reach it so bad. She was 15, with her dying mother in hospital, living alone with a little brother trying to survive. She was not thinking right. When I see rain after a very long time of sunny days, I run outside without a reason, too.

8) Lastly, the point where Hodaka chooses to save Hina. It is selfish. -- No. What is selfish is expecting a little girl to sacrifice herself for people who would not even care about her. Why should he have to choose some random people over someone he knows and cares about? If the people really hated rain so much, they can move to somewhere else. Nothing keeps them chained to Tokyo. It is not Hina's fault that the weather is like that. They should take it up to God, if they think it is unfair. Not expect a child to kill herself because she was just unlucky to be the Sunshine Girl.

A lot of things were not explained maybe, but that what human brain and imagination is for. To fill in the blanks. The author probably wanted the readers / watchers to involve themselves and add to the story. Or maybe not, I don't know. Not everyone has to like the same things. But I felt like this movie was a bit misunderstood and always had to be compared to some other movie (Kimi no Na Wa mostly, I did not watch it yet).