>Shinkai says "Two years was not enough," and says the film feels "incomplete" and "unbalanced." He adds, though, that "the plot was fine."
Is this some sort of post-ironic reference?
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Jackson Rodriguez
Sounds like a case of excessive self-consciousness.
Andrew Edwards
>moden anime is BAD!
No Miyazaki thinks old anime is bad too.
Jose Thomas
Shinkai is fucking based.
David Russell
Oh, then I agree.
Eli Wilson
He's right. All anime is bad.
Why aren't you plebs watching Kurosawa and Ozu?
Alexander Turner
the irony is that while he understands how his own artistic vision just isn't as mechanically complex as Miyazaki's the fans and detractors of either/both don't understand it in the slightest and will attempt to rationalize their halfassed bottom line feelings with nonsense logic while sidestepping any coherent discussion of the art in question.
Lucas Morris
I think he likes Takahata's stuff though
Julian Carter
>and even says he's hoping your name. doesn't net him an Oscar
He's in luck, because they won't give him it.
Oliver James
He's just bitter.
Dominic Campbell
I'll be surprised if it gets nominated to be honest familia
Liam Hughes
That's pretty insulting to the audience. If people like your work, there's no reason to be anything but grateful.
Landon Taylor
Takahata rightfully meets his high standards.
Nathan Myers
>the next Miyazaki
He probably just want to make a good career and not be some kind of figure or icon.
Nobody wants that pressure
If your work is considered perfection,you can't grow up as a artist
Carter Collins
And if it does get nominated, you know the judges' verdict:
>Oh, an animated movie? I haven't watched it, that shit is for 6-year-olds.
Xavier Lee
Shinkai not giving a fuck unless he gets to produce another movie just makes him even better.
If people attempt to make him out to be the next Miyazaki or Satoshi Kon, he'll respond in kind again by tearing your hearts to pieces like with his earlier works.
Joseph Collins
Anyone with that sentiment probably wouldn't even vote. With Disney having 2 movies out and Pixar in this year, there's just no way. It's a popularity contest. There's also Kubo and The Red Turtle that will be enough to make a nod for Japan.
Isaiah Wilson
How broken he would be if he actually win the oscars or beat Spirited Away.
Hudson Harris
>g-guys, keitai was a mistake
he's totally trying to sound like the old man now
Isaiah Long
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