Why did it get so much praise?
Why did it get so much praise?
Dominic Scott
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Levi Turner
Melodrama and good visuals
James Fisher
Visuals were great but the story wasn't as good. The romance developed too fast and wasn't based on anything solid.
Thomas Wright
it was good
David Morales
Brainlets are easy to impress
Jonathan Martinez
OPPAI
HORA HORA
Isaiah Adams
Amazing visuals (my eyes screamed pleasure during the dusk scenes)
Very entertaining first half of the story.
Good MCs.
Too bad the movie really tumbles down when the whole shit with the comet starts. Like, why the fuck would you bring this kind of plot point in such a story? That's a real dealbreaker.
Also, the OST wasn't noticeable enough.
Aiden Long
I honestly have no idea.
Josiah White
Actually made me feel something.
Unlike Your Lie in April.
Kayden Diaz
Koe no Katachi is better by a lot
Kevin Cox
I think it reminded everyone what they felt when they were younger, hoping there was a person out there that they could have a supernatural connection with. I personally had forgotten that was something I dreamed for.
Christian Barnes
Budget
Connor Hall
youtube.com
Kinda wish Radwimps covered this song for Your Name
Jordan Lopez
Because it was cute, had good visuals, was heartwarming and had a good twist.
Jason Cook
It definitely did have that feeling. The film also had the sense of exploring beyond one's comfort zones, travelling between urban and rural backgrounds, and developing the urge to care for those outside places, all of which reflect on the notion of dealing with natural disaster outcomes. The film is a rollercoaster of emotions that captures the essence of youngsters becoming into adults and taking action to help others simply because they care.
David Rivera
Why is this video prohbited in the US?
Easton Wright
Because your presidant is a cuck
Jack Nguyen
this, it's a romance with no actual fucking development that went for muh epic twist, only brainlet bought this force drama because everything was spoon fed by Shinkai
>hurr durr did you see her crying after a 5 minute Jpop song, they love him now goys feel for them
Jacob Williams
>Koe no Katachi is better by a lot
John Johnson
It was a good fun film when they were fucking around bodyswapping
Then the cringe forced drama happened with a village being killed
Ayden Cooper
Its actually good, thats why.
Shinkai stopped taking mono no aware too far and made something with a not bitter sweet ending.
Christian Miller
Man, did they really go for that typeface in the western posters?
Like, the fucking japanese typeset is clearly transferable to simple old style serif. Why the whole handwritten thing?
Levi Rivera
I seriously don't understand how this is the most expensive anime movie. Aside from the backgrounds the characters looked like generic moeblobs and even in one of the most important scenes (the magic hour) the animation looked cheap even for anime television standards. And I'm not gonna talk about the story because I'm not into melodrama but shit was fast paced and the songs really unfitting with the rythm of the story and the characters screaming "Nani!?" "Hontou?!" like my chinese cartoons was really bad voice acting. This shit was so bad that made Kizumonogatari looks good in comparison.
Andrew Flores
it barely had any bodyswapping, and most of them are shown through whatever meme Jpop song Shinkai wanted to force. The rest is just fucking plot device and oh boy the scene when they met on the hill literally scream please turn off your brain
Leo Diaz
Get a job Taki.
Juan Ramirez
Because it was a good movie
>as spoken by someone who is obviously the expert on love
Who are you kidding user, we all know you are a nerd living in your mothers basement with a good chance of reaching wizard status.
Connor Phillips
He's going through a rough point right now.
Isaac King
i fucking hate shinkai's movies . the guy wastes high budgets on such a boring lame stories
Carter Reed
>high budgets
Sebastian Nguyen
It developed too fast because they put pretty much all of their interactions into a montage. They didn't really seem to pace very well.
Eli Sanders
It found a way.
Parker Adams
...
Nolan Bell
>It takes brains to watch anime
Owen Adams
>rollercoaster of emotions
That's what really got me worked up when I finally watched it last night, but I think the production quality and overall tone are going to be what I remember it for. The entire work was put together very well, but it also felt genuinely optimistic in spite of the drama bombs and reality-induced amnesia.
Jason Kelly
Because its enjoyable. Enjoyable =/= good though.
Blake Bell
Jace Fisher
Good visuals and muh feels.
Christian Roberts
The objective quality of a movie or show doesn't really matter to me. Kimi no na wa was a beautiful piece of work and it was also sentimental in all the right ways. I never minded the melodrama.