Can Sup Forums recommend some stand-alone anime/Japanese animated films? I've seen Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Paprika and several Ghibli films and liked them. What others might I enjoy? My favorite animated film is Fantastic Planet, if that helps any.
Can Sup Forums recommend some stand-alone anime/Japanese animated films? I've seen Akira, Ghost in the Shell...
Benjamin Rogers
Aiden Kelly
Secret of NIMH
Asher Wilson
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Kayden Scott
Thanks for rec, but I've seen it.
Christian Davis
French but still a very good place to find all that there is worth seeing related to your question
Jonathan Hall
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Jason Cooper
Thanks for the link. :)
Nolan Thompson
Anime kino:
Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise
Space Adventure Cobra
Robot Carnival
Ai City
Jacob Sullivan
Memories
Genius party
Mind game
Ur welcomr
Isaac Cruz
5 cm per second
Landon Lewis
The English dub version of Fantastic Planet is utterly terrible. Those accents and the sound of their voice alone just ruins the immersion.
I hope all of you watched the original version.
Isaiah Kelly
Carson Ortiz
more Ghibli.
Goshu the Cellist and pic related.
Cooper Adams
Ninja Scroll
Julian Ramirez
I try not to watch dubbed versions of anything. Subs>dubs.
Adrian Martinez
Triplets of Belleville
Jin Roh
Honneamise
Mind Game
End of Eva (not stand alone but fuck you)
Everything by this beautiful man
Aiden Thompson
Forgot my pic.
Blake Gomez
Angel's Egg
Leo Sanders
Thomas Nelson
When the Wind Blows
The Plague Dogs
Watership Down
Waltz with Bashir
Mary and Max
Leafie, a Hen into the Wild
The Iron Giant
Grave of the Fireflies
Angel's Egg
The Last Unicorn
Felidae
The Adventures of Mark Twain
Persepolis
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Works of Ralph Bakshi, Satoshi Kon, and Don Bluth
Kevin Cooper
If I could frame a post I'd frame this one
Baby u a star
Nathan Flores
Thanks bb