Definitely one of the most beautifully animated movies I’ve ever scene. Every scene looks fabulous and I can’t even comprehend how they animated this with unreal realism and detail. The story and concept is great as well but unfortunately it felt a bit dragged in the beginning and the start of the 3rd act could have been better, the ending was awesome though. I look forward to see Kimi no Na Wa as soon as it’s available in streaming 😌

Definitely one of the most beautifully animated movies I’ve ever scene. Every scene looks fabulous and I can’t even comprehend how they animated this with unreal realism and detail. The story and concept is great as well but unfortunately it felt a bit dragged in the beginning and the start of the 3rd act could have been better, the ending was awesome though. I look forward to see Kimi no Na Wa as soon as it’s available in streaming 😌

❝Who cares if we don't see the sun shine ever again? I want you more than any blue sky. The weather can go crazy.❞
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I watched Weathering With You years and years ago, and I remembered next to nothing about it, so this rewatch felt like going into it fresh. Of Makoto Shinkai's disaster trilogy, I'd have to say this is my least favourite by far, but that's not to say it's completely bad; to me, it feels like a recycled Your Name. with worse protagonists and kinda disappointing writing. Hina felt very much like someone's dream and objectified manic pixie girl (which is just gross, she's 14), and I just couldn't get on board with Hodaka. The ending just ragebaited me, too; they really let people drown and ruined countless lives to be together. However, the visuals were absolutely gorgeous, full of bright jewel colours and fluid animation that was so satisfying to watch. The soundtrack was also really nice, and the voice-acting wasn't that bad, either; that being said, though, I think I'll stick to the other films in the trilogy.

❝Who cares if we don't see the sun shine ever again? I want you more than any blue sky. The weather can go crazy.❞
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I watched Weathering With You years and years ago, and I remembered next to nothing about it, so this rewatch felt like going into it fresh. Of Makoto Shinkai's disaster trilogy, I'd have to say this is my least favourite by far, but that's not to say it's completely bad; to me, it feels like a recycled Your Name. with worse protagonists and kinda disappointing writing. Hina felt very much like someone's dream and objectified manic pixie girl (which is just gross, she's 14), and I just couldn't get on board with Hodaka. The ending just ragebaited me, too; they really let people drown and ruined countless lives to be together. However, the visuals were absolutely gorgeous, full of bright jewel colours and fluid animation that was so satisfying to watch. The soundtrack was also really nice, and the voice-acting wasn't that bad, either; that being said, though, I think I'll stick to the other films in the trilogy.

If I knew that a stupid high schooler made me homeless and flooded my whole neighborhood the police would be after me instead

If I knew that a stupid high schooler made me homeless and flooded my whole neighborhood the police would be after me instead

the plot is genuinely so lost

the plot is genuinely so lost

I was not mentally ready to see taki again </3

I was not mentally ready to see taki again </3