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6 years ago
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What's the point of intriguing someone and not explaining...?
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6 years ago
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That is, 98% of the population shouldn't have to think too much about it, just like you and I don't walk down the street thinking, "What if I do something and get arrested, oh no?!"
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What's the point of intriguing someone and not explaining...
Oh, never mind!
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6 years ago
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I'm going...
Well, then you should definitely check it out.
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6 years ago
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Born in the Abyss ("Made in Abyss Movie 1: Tabidachi no Yoake"; "Made in Abyss Movie 2: Hourou Suru Tasogare")
I took a bit of a shortcut by deciding to watch the full-length movies instead of the series. But judging by the math, I haven't lost much screen time, and even someone knowledgeable only occasionally commented on what's missing, so... Okay.
It's an interesting piece, beautifully shot. It's funny that the main characters, like all children, are drawn worse and more cartoonishly compared to the adults, and the latter, in turn, are less detailed than the environment (landscapes).
Good synopsis, pleasant characters (both the main ones and most of the others encountered). Of course, in the first film, there were some somewhat naive moments, but over time, the movie becomes more serious.
I like that there isn't so much action, but a lot of time is devoted to various important everyday issues, and the way all this is emphasized makes you experience it and think about how you would act in such a dangerous and complex situation.
It's difficult to give a rating yet; I would like to see the third film, but in any case, I like it very much.
Nice/10 (I'm preliminarily giving 8 and 9 to the first and second films, respectively, on MyAnimeList)
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6 years ago
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The Wind Rises ("Kaze Tachinu" 2013, Miyazaki)
I didn't watch it; I actually rewatched it. And I cried again, just as I did the first time I saw it...
Miyazaki usually likes mythological or fairytale themes, or stories about the future. This film is a noteworthy exception; it's more historical, dramatic, and quite realistic, although he did allow himself a small fantastical exaggeration, but presented it as vivid dreams. This film is about beauty, mutual help, conquering something new and unknown, love, and loss. And it's very much about life – you find some similarities and parallels; you want your life to be like the life of the main character, but at the same time, you don't want it, you're afraid of it.
Nice catch.
The wind rises.
10/10
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6 years ago
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Summer Wars (2009, Sama uozu) A pretty standard slice-of-life comedy with elements of action; I liked it. The girl is interesting, and the grandmother is the best. 8/10
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6 years ago
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It seems like Mент is really into discussing movies...
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6 years ago
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My bad, I just keep forgetting to post something, and movies remind me of it :D
Besides, you yourselves rebelled so that we wouldn't talk about anime in those same movies.
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6 years ago
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I watched it and immediately posted it. Or are you watching it at home, snuggled up with a pillow in front of your computer? Huh? Huh?!
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6 years ago
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When I'm at home, I procrastinate and don't post. When I'm not at home, I get distracted by other things and don't post. Either way, it all balances out.
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6 years ago
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Ment
When I'm not at home, I distract myself with something else and don't post.
Okay. Let's continue to extract sincere confessions about being a "lifer" and add names to the list of those to be "shot."
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6 years ago
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I’m not even trying to hide it… There’s really nothing to brag about here, because in your little world, “lifers” are just happy, carefree people.
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6 years ago
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Oh, I know you guys, you’ve just gotten complacent while some people are starving.
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6 years ago
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Where can I donate to support the project?
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6 years ago
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Unfortunately, you can’t buy Lifeforce.

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