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icepick314
 Posts: 486 Location: Back in the Good Ol' US of A |
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yes!!!
I loved Makoto Shinkai's Voices of the Distant Star and from all the previews for this movie, it's going to be another very emotional movie as well. Wait a min....does "theatrical right" mean DVD release as well? |
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darkchibi07
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Steven Foster BETTER not be involved with the dubbing with this one unlike Voices of the Distant Star.
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Majin Blanka
Posts: 4 Location: Ontario, Canada |
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If this is being released theatrically in Japan, why does ANN have it listed as an OVA?
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jfrog
 Posts: 925 Location: Seattle |
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Occasionally projects that were planned as OVAs end up as theatrically released movies (Perfect Blue and Wicked City are two examples). It could be that the same thing is happening here.
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FlyingWok
Posts: 6 Location: Canada eh? |
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Man ever since I saw the fansubbed promos I've been eagerly anticipating this! Now that it's licensed, a fansub of it will never see the light of day... so I really hope it gets shown in Canadian theatres!
We seem to get short-changed a lot with niche films and anime in particular. (Like Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence doesn't seem to have any Canadian showings) 
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kusanagi-sama
 Posts: 1723 Location: Wichita Falls, TX |
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I'll buy it anyway, even though a fansub isn't going to be done. Thats fine with me anyway. The promo showed me that it was good enough to buy without seeing a fansub.
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IanC
Posts: 685 Location: Essex, England |
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How do people know it will be dubbed by IS&M? Isnt putting that in the encyclopedia jumping the gun somewhat.
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darkchibi07
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Because sub-par series goes to Monster Island. 
Nah, j/k. 
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Iron Chef
 Posts: 487 Location: Seattle, WA |
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Way stoked. This show looked, to quote the Teen Girl Squad, "SOOOO GOOD!!"
Does anyone know if it's just Makoto going solo again, or is directing with a full crew or what? |
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dormcat
Encyclopedia Editor
 Posts: 9902 Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan, ROC |
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Like Hoshi no Koe, Tenmon composed music for him. He got two additional crew: Ushio Tazawa (also staffed in Egao) and Takumi Tanji. More men, but still very skeletal. In my opinion I prefer them keeping that way. |
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jfrog
Posts: 925 Location: Seattle |
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I dunno...
I mean, I like it when someone does nearly everything himself, but one of the advantages of that is seeing an animator's visual style untouched by outside demands. And the style Shinkai is currently using is fairly generic (I stress currently, since She and Her Cat and Other Worlds were rather distinctive). |
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dormcat
Encyclopedia Editor
Posts: 9902 Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan, ROC |
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Blame Ushio Tazawa then.  He's the character designer of The Place Promised In Our Early Days. In my opinion although the character design has become more generic, the color design, background art and animation are still very distinctive Shinkai-styled (especially those starry aircrafts with beautiful long contrails...ahh... ).
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jfrog
Posts: 925 Location: Seattle |
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Eh, even Voices of a Distant Star is disappointing when you compare it to his early shorts. It really is quite amateur, and not all that impressive of an acheivement when you compare it to the work of Bill Plympton or Yuri Norstein. It's still well written and thus very enjoyable, but I'm starting to think that Makoto Shinkai is incredibly overrated.
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EnforcerSG
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Where can I get the fan subed trailers? I can only find the originals.
And cool! |
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dormcat
Encyclopedia Editor
Posts: 9902 Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan, ROC |
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*Cough*
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