EPT
A Sad Dog Anime
| Blogs > Ty2 |
|
Ty2
United States1434 Posts
| ||
|
McRatyn
Poland901 Posts
If you haven't seen it, it's available in it's entirety on YouTube. I was in early to mid elmentary school when I first saw it. I remember it clearly, there was a chanel that showed anime series and sometimes full length anime movies called Hyper (it exists to this day in some other iteration), but it started airing at 10 pm. My mom went to sleep and told me to go soon to and I started watching. I liked it very much although it was much later when I fully realised what the movie was about, and plainly what really happened in the screen. I did not finished it as my mother got angry and told me to turn down the light and go to sleep, but after watching it again some time later it was a very moving experience. I went back to it last year and watched in full, still brings all the feels. Some Japanese cinematography at its finest. | ||
|
iremnant3847
Taiwan269 Posts
On May 28 2014 08:06 McRatyn wrote: The most saddest anime I have watched ever is Grave of the Fireflies. If you haven't seen it, it's available in it's entirety on YouTube. I was in early to mid elmentary school when I first saw it. I remember it clearly, there was a chanel that showed anime series and sometimes full length anime movies called Hyper (it exists to this day in some other iteration), but it started airing at 10 pm. My mom went to sleep and told me to go soon to and I started watching. I liked it very much alto t was much later when I fully realised what the movie was about, and plainly what really happened in the screen. I did not finished it as my mother got angry and told me to turn down the light and go to slep, but after watching it again some time later it was a very moving experience. I went back to it last year and watched in full, still brings all the feels. Some Japanese cinematography at its finest. I got curious and just watched Grave of the Fireflies on Youtube, and I couldn't stop the tears. I never imagined animation could be used to deliver such a powerful message. Thanks for the recommendation man, I'll be sure to show this to other people. | ||
|
ETisME
12764 Posts
I personally think AIR is very amazing at getting people to cry. So many manly tears were dropped, if you can get past the weird story and the drawings, you will cry. But the best anime I have ever watched is cowboy bebop. Best anime movie is either cowboy bebop movie or perfect blue. Perfect blue is so intense, paprika is pretty solid too I believe everyone should at least watch perfect blue because it shows how anime movie can work just as well if not better for such dark and atmospheric movie | ||
|
Ty2
United States1434 Posts
| ||
|
McRatyn
Poland901 Posts
On May 28 2014 20:12 Ty2 wrote: Recently I've been catching up on all the anime classics like Akira and Grave of the Fireflies. I'll be sure to watch Perfect Blue later this day. I'd also like to recommend the anime film 5 Centimeters Per Second which runs for one hour long which you should easily be able to find on Youtube. I tried to tackle the written version of Akira severa times bt I aways give it up pretty fast for some reason. I'll give it another go later  | ||
|
seom
South Africa491 Posts
but awesome too. | ||
|
calh
537 Posts
5cm per Second is not quite as powerful, but in some sense just as poignant since the story is easily identifiable with most people's lives, whether their own experience or someone around them. I think anyone who's been through their teenage years can appreciate the movie. | ||
|
ETisME
12764 Posts
http://www.imdb.com/list/npjtSPw4i_8/ honestly I think any of the 100 would be good to watch and I have watched more than 80 on the list haha | ||
|
Ty2
United States1434 Posts
| ||
| ||
