Wolf Children and Summer Wars are really good tho
Hosoda has an interesting track record.
Digimon The Movie = Really interesting artsy take on the virtual pet concept, exploring themes like childhood fears, dangerous pets outgrowing their owners, and the feeling of loss.
Digimon Adventures: Our War Game = A more populist approach on the growing Digimon brand. More action, more drama, and tacked on relationship angst.
Howl's Moving Castle = Attempted to make something different and more artistic at Ghibli, got shown the door.
One Piece = Uses a popular brand to express all his anger and dissatisfaction in a very visual way, but ultimately still a shounen action film with a predictable climax.
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time = Very moving and grounded depiction of adolescence framed around a loose scifi incident story. Doesn't hold the viewer's hand.
Summer Wars = Mainstream populist feel-good family action drama film with lots of forced emotions, relationship angst, and cool fights.
Wolf Children = Deeply emotional and personal take on motherhood and how children change as they grow. Very mature storytelling.
Boy and the Beast = Dresden says it's shit like Nolan's Dark Knight Rises turd.
So it seems to me that for every personal film that Hosoda makes which is "for art" in a sense, he seems to either consciously or subconsciously follow it up with a more mainstream feel good film. For every film where he has "something to say", he follows it up with something that is just "cool". That's how it seems to me anyway, lol.
Alright, I have to watch Howl's Moving Castle asap.
Hosoda's was never made. He finished the storyboards and got fired.
And that's why so far it's one of the two shows on the recommendation list.Welcome to the real Anime of The Season.
Surprising no one Haikyu confirmed for a third season. Coming this Fall. Warning the article does include spoilers for the end of this season.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-03-16/haikyu-volleyball-tv-anime-gets-season-3-in-fall/.99844
Surprising no one Haikyu confirmed for a third season. Coming this Fall. Warning the article does include spoilers for the end of this season.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-03-16/haikyu-volleyball-tv-anime-gets-season-3-in-fall/.99844
I couldn't really connect with the drama in that show, coming from someone who likes drama in general.
Cause Angel Beats and Charlotte tried to cram too much stuff into a single cour show. Watch Kanon 2006 and Little Busters instead
I've already seen Kanon 06 and loved that one too.
Hmm, the seiyus for Yui Hirasawa and Kikko Hoshino will be the new Blossom and Bubbles, eh...
I've already seen Kanon 06 and loved that one too.
Your Lie in April 8-14
This show makes me want to write a series review. With pictures and lots of words.
it's that good.
I liked iteven with the out of place comedy
"It's a beautiful show"
*demonstrated with tumblrfied gifs*
"It's a beautiful show"
*demonstrated with tumblrfied gifs*
Hey, I called Boy and the Beast terrible ages ago!Hosoda has an interesting track record.
Digimon The Movie = Really interesting artsy take on the virtual pet concept, exploring themes like childhood fears, dangerous pets outgrowing their owners, and the feeling of loss.
Digimon Adventures: Our War Game = A more populist approach on the growing Digimon brand. More action, more drama, and tacked on relationship angst.
Howl's Moving Castle = Attempted to make something different and more artistic at Ghibli, got shown the door.
One Piece = Uses a popular brand to express all his anger and dissatisfaction in a very visual way, but ultimately still a shounen action film with a predictable climax.
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time = Very moving and grounded depiction of adolescence framed around a loose scifi incident story. Doesn't hold the viewer's hand.
Summer Wars = Mainstream populist feel-good family action drama film with lots of forced emotions, relationship angst, and cool fights.
Wolf Children = Deeply emotional and personal take on motherhood and how children change as they grow. Very mature storytelling.
Boy and the Beast = Dresden says it's shit like Nolan's Dark Knight Rises turd.
So it seems to me that for every personal film that Hosoda makes which is "for art" in a sense, he seems to either consciously or subconsciously follow it up with a more mainstream feel good film. For every film where he has "something to say", he follows it up with something that is just "cool". That's how it seems to me anyway, lol.
So, crunchyroll did an interview with the director of ERASED, and he said he viewed the series as a "human drama in the guise of a suspense thriller." So he apparently doesn't view it as a mystery.
Hey, I called Boy and the Beast terrible ages ago!
So did Branduil iirc. Did anyone like the movie? At all?
Let me help, it's a beautiful show..
Surprising no one Haikyu confirmed for a third season. Coming this Fall. Warning the article does include spoilers for the end of this season.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-03-16/haikyu-volleyball-tv-anime-gets-season-3-in-fall/.99844
lolwat, Guilty Crown seems have something going to announced tomorrow via noitaminA conference.
https://twitter.com/guilty_crown/status/709974915240300545
lolwat, Guilty Crown seems have something going to announced tomorrow via noitaminA conference.
https://twitter.com/guilty_crown/status/709974915240300545
He did admit that he wanted to leave people talking about the show every week by ending on a hook.
That aspect of the show is definitely on him.
I don't expect anything to come of this as Araki is going to be busy dealing with Attack on Titan S2 unless this is a 2018 announcement.
Little Busters Line. Go Watch Little Busters, like ASAP. It's criminally under appreciated.
Let me help, it's a beautiful show..
Hosoda's was never made. He finished the storyboards and got fired.
Didn't Branduil say he thought it was good?
Edit:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=171589358&postcount=5403
Guilty Crown 2 directed by Kyoda.
Why? D:
Hosoda was kicked out, basically. People at Ghibli put up a lot of resistance to him working there, so eventually he left and Miyazaki took over.
So did Branduil iirc. Did anyone like the movie? At all?
They have weird looking lips tho.
Wasn't it supposedly mostly just Kondo being a dick?
Anipages Forums said:Ben has already reported of Hosoda first arrival there when the studio was still working on Chihiro so he had to find staff by himself.
Then more info kicked in form of a rumor on 2chan that said, he had already finished the most part of the storyboard. He stopped in the middle of C part.
Animation production had started but animation director Katsuya Kondo was not happy at all with Hosoda's work. Apparently he did not like Hosoda's style not enough Ghibli-ish.
To displease Hosoda when layout stopped by his desk, he would not correct them.
in the end there was a dispute and Hosoda returned to Toei Animation.
Your Lie in April 8-14
This show makes me want to write a series review. With pictures and lots of words.
it's that good.
Yeah.
My problem is, I'm getting the impression that he's not doing it to voice his opinion, but rather to serve as a bait post.
It's kind of weird how you tell me not to get triggered when I feel that that's what you're going for with everything you say about Eureka Seven. These constant bait posts
Six feet underground maybe.
Yup, looks like they're going to spend a good chunk of the episode on -that- chapter. Which begs the question.... how will they wrap it all up in a single episode after that? Unless.... tomorrow.... noitaminA conference...