One of the goals I set out to achieve for myself and this site was to experience more anime. Not only am I watching it more frequently but I've made a list full of upcoming shows and movies planning to cover them. Not only is this beneficial to me as I get to watch more … Continue reading ‘To Every You I’ve Loved Before’ / ‘To Me, The One Who Loved You’ Anime Double Feature REVIEW.
Movies like Makoto Shinkai's groundbreaking hit 'Your Name' are a lightning-in-a-bottle situation in modern cinema. A box-office hit praised by critics and fans and an anime film that broke the boundaries in terms of its global appeal. In many ways, that film was a culmination of his previous works. It was the film that perfected … Continue reading ‘Suzume’: A Makoto Shinkai Standout That Subverts His Formula.
The last time I talked about 'Demon Slayer' was when the 'Mugen Train' movie came out which was a hot second ago. Since then a whole season has come out and finished and unfortunately, I didn't get the chance to review it so this movie event was the perfect chance to talk about the 'Entertainment … Continue reading ‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba’ SPOILERS // To The Swordsmith Village Movie Event
Contrary to what some fans of 'My Hero Academia' feel, I actually very much enjoyed Season 5, especially the 'Endeavour's Agency' arc! I loved seeing Deku, Bakugo and Todoroki grow as heroes and develop as characters, especially Shouto. I was ecstatic when I heard that a surprise third movie was coming out and set during … Continue reading My Hero Academia SPOILERS // World Heroes’ Mission Movie & Departure OVA.
One of the more unexpected things to happen to me in 2022 was becoming a 'Dragon Ball' fan. Ever since the release of 'Dragon Ball Super: Broly' back in 2019, I was always interested in revisiting the world properly for the first time. While I haven't had time to check out the shows, I have … Continue reading ‘Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero’: A Super-Sized Creative Punch!
As the older shonen icons try to find new stories to continue their decades-long run, it has been left decided for quite some time when some new faces would take up the mantle and introduce a new generation of icons. Over the past few years, a number of contenders have proven themselves quite worthy, most … Continue reading ‘Jujutsu Kaisen 0’ Is A Fun-Sized Big-Screen Translation Of An Already Cinematic Anime.
The only tale as old as time shown in Mamoru Hosoda's 'Belle' is that of a film struggling so deeply to find itself and what it's about. For a film that revolves heavily around social media and the line between one's real and virtual self, 'Belle' is a film that feels as though it is … Continue reading ‘Belle’ and Its Beastly Execution.
"Set Your Heart Ablaze!" says the cinematic continuation of the groundbreaking anime, 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba'. The return of the kind-hearted Tanjiro, the strong-headed Inosuke and the horrified Zenitsu sees them heading on a new adventure aboard a very unlucky train. 'Mugen Train' premiered in theatres in Japan all the way back in October, … Continue reading ‘Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train’ Is A Triumphant Portrait of Resilience.
A Whisker Away is directed by Jun'ichi Satô and Tomotaka Shibayama and it tells the story of Miyo, a girl who can magically transform into a cat so she can be with her school crush, Hinode. Unfortunately things are a bit rocky between them when she is a regular girl. Now she wants to confess … Continue reading An Odd Tail With Plenty Of Treats | A Whisker Away REVIEW!
Dragon Ball Super: Broly is directed by Tatsuya Nagamine and it's the first feature film that is spawned by the anime Dragon Ball Super. It is written by series and manga creator Akira Toriyama. In this movie Broly, an Saiyan who has insane amounts of power with little to no control over it is pitted … Continue reading Dragon Ball Super: Broly – Movie Review!
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