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Favorite anime movies

| Give me your favorite Anime movies. Seeing a few old friends and kicking ideas around.
Last time we watched Redline and Sword of the stranger.
Loved both of em and would definitely recommend to anyone who likes racing or samurai respectively.


| Mindgame and Dead Leaves


| Whatever that make Makoto Shinkai


| Grave of the Fireflies > everything


| Tokyo Godfathers


| Both the Eden of the East movies


| Tho that's not a good one to watch without seeing the anime


| Summer Wars, The Girl Who Lept Through Time


| Fate/stay night: heavens feel


frump negro teems


| Your Name.


| Asura is pretty good


| Sakasama no Patema for good stuff, the GuP movies for cute girls blowing loads into each other... with tanks.


| Koe no Katachi


| Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya pretty great.


| Ghost in the Shell


| >>415244
Ayy yeah that was a good one.

Also no one's said Wolf Children yet?


| Your Name made me cry

And its hard to make me give a shit about hetero romantic relationships so that's a strong one


| Has anyone watched the Steins;Gate movie Load region of Deja Vu?


| Your name. was great, but I personally like The Garden of Words best of Makoto Shinkai's works


| Heavens Feel: Presage Flower


| Akira and the cowboy bebop movie


| The original Appleseed, Armitage III


| Yoru wa Mijikashi, Arukeyo Otome.
Best watched after watching The Tatami Galaxy.


| Just saw Perfect Blue and had a damm blast


| i think i saw every movie by Mamoru Hosoda and i really like them

also paprika and >>416753


| >>415268
I've heard that from multiple people but I honestly don't understand how your name made anyone cry, it wasn't a bad movie by any means but with the lack of direct interaction between the characters and the choppiness of some of the scenes I don't understand how anyone could of gotten attached enough to them to actually care enough to cry


| Night on the galactic railroad


| patema inverted


| >>416875 I find with a lot of emotional anime, including Shinkai movies, it's not really the movie folks are crying about.


| >>416875
Shinkai's movies (and a lot of others) are poetry in motion. It's not so much what's on screen but more what it elicit implicitly.

It's.. hard to explain, especially if you only want to look at it pragmatically. It doesn't resonate with everyone.

I think it's perfectly executed, lack of interaction and choppiness and all.


| Your Name

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