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-I am a 27-year-old Spanish guy. Biology + a Master's Degree in Biomedical Biotechnology and looking for a job right now while preparing entrance examinations to become an Internal Resident in a hospital. -Apart from those biographic things, it's important to add that I am very much into films. In fact this comes before my specific interest on anime. My tastes are varied but like everybody I have my little preferences. Bring me anything that revolves around nostalgia on childhood and/or friendship, and I will much likely love it. Bring me a psychological thriller about a main character getting through a mindfucking journey, and I'll be sold. And so on. -My interests on anime started as soon as April 2009 when I watched Princess Mononoke for the first time. I got an interest on exploring the rest of Studio Ghibli and both Miyazaki and Takahata became favorite directors. My next step was Satoshi Kon, who became another of my favorites, and around the same time I went through Azumanga Daioh, the first show I watched without a clear positive reference (hype) in mind, just as a random one. The result was so good that it encouraged me to dig more deeply and to try stuff. -I am not an otaku if that is the word meant for people who are entirely focused on anime in their lives. Anime for me is a (growing) subcategory of enjoyment I obtain from watching, in general, movies and similar stuff. I do fanboy on my favorites a lot, but I guess that's expected. -Keep in mind that English is not my first language so I'm likely to make mistakes relatively often. I've been here for years so my English level works fine but there will be the occasional moment where my thoughts are lost in translation. Also remember that I can always use it as an excuse. Why? Because I can. Deal with it =). How I rate In short, it's something like this: 10 - Awesome show, with very few flaws that I can easily ignore, and capable of bringing lasting memories on me. 9 - Great, with some minor flaws or a more or less long part I didn't enjoy at all, but managed to be memorable nonetheless. 8 - Very good, I don't really have an interest on rewatching but I'm sure I will be pleased again if it ever comes the chance. 7 - A little irregular but something I still can call good. Its flaws are too blatant to ignore but I can sit through them and have a good time with the show. 6 - The good outweighs the bad but I don't have any kind of attachment to this work. Not interested on viewing it again but at least I didn't feel like I lost my time watching it. 5 - Mediocre at best, it is close to not watching anything. I didn't like or dislike it, I won't remember it in a couple days. 4 - I can find some points I like in it, but mostly it's a below average show that I can't enjoy at all but is too insignificant to hate either, overall. 3 - There is still the occasional moment or scene I would like to save, but I have grown a strong dislike to the rest that is too prominent. 2 - I plain hate the show, it didn't bring anything good or outstanding, and am actually shocked this was found worthy of being aired. 1 - Absolutely nothing remarkable in the good sense, absolutely everything remarkable in the bad sense. The lowest of the low. This is more or less the criterion I follow, but it can vary depending on the show. Anyway, I do use the full scale, but tend to veer towards the positive. My number of 10 ratings is high, as you see I don't define it in terms of perfection but rather in terms of awesomeness, so it's not really an exclusive rating. I believe that, if I ever watched every anime in MyAnimeList, my number of votes would be the same for each score. Since I tend to focus on recommendations and shows I've grown a hype around, it's only natural that my average is high. My MALgraph:  |
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Days: 63.0
Mean Score: 6.79
- Watching15
- Completed605
- On-Hold18
- Dropped3
- Plan to Watch399
- Total Entries1,040
- Rewatched28
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Zutto Mae kara Suki deshita.: Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai - Kinyoubi no Ohayou
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Days: 7.4
Mean Score: 7.00
- Total Entries41
- Reread0
- Chapters1,324
- Volumes139
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Ohh... don't know why i didn't notice that at first, maybe i was distracted by something else, but now i see what you mean. Narumi looks very slim at certain instances during that scene and looks akward when they tried to depict her running really fast with high heels and just-clothing.
Every other sequence tho i didnt spot many problems so i would still consider the animation to be above average despite those minor inconsistencies that you pointed out.
That aside, if you liking Wotaku ni koi wa muzukashii so far i would recomend also giving Genshiken a look if you havent already. Very similar humor and setting.
There is a fluent change in terms of how it transits from serious to comedy, nice animated scenes like the bar one and the flashback bit, the rapid changes in character expressions, etc.. It reused some frames sure, but i wouldnt call the animation subpar for that. So i am curious to why you found it to be subpar?
Hace tiempo que quiero crear una cuenta en Filmaffinity, pero desconocía Letterbox hasta que vi tu cuenta.
Saludos.
I have no experience with the Yama no Susume manga, which I should probably fix I guess, but given that the OVA is completely anime original, it makes me wonder what kind of sensibility the new season will take from it, if anything at all. Glad that you enjoyed it.
It just can't get any better than this, for me:
But I think I have a basic gist: your problem with Bennet's review, is that he was looking at the film purely from a Western PoV.
However, based on your comment, and Bennet's review, that's all the more reason I have 0 interest in this movie:
1) I'm sick of WWII dramas
2) I don't want to watch a film/show whose purpose is to PURELY give me the, "feelz". I loved Narcissu, because it's "plot" was so small scaled, and combined with the music, created a story and tone that felt brutally dry and Nihilistic. Yet ironically, gave me more feelz than any anime has done.