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How random reminds me of what happened with the recent Evangelion Death/EOE showing where the advertised Classic Dub showings used the Netflix dub

I like Hosoda's early films, but I was let down by Boy and the Beast and Mirai, which suffered by only having Hosoda handle the writing. IMO, he works best with a good collaborator like Reiko Yoshida or Satoko Okudera

Looks like key animation for Hayao Miyazaki's next film, How Do You Live?, will be completed in February. I imagine Covid must've sped up production. 2023/2024 release might be plausible, as Suzuki said it was "at least three years away" in early 2021.

The teaser trailer and theatrical poster for Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan's Island have just been released. The film is a retelling of Episode 15 of the original TV 1979 series, and will be directed by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko. It will be releasing in Summer 2022. Hopefully an international...

It looks the AL / Gkids BD of Lupin III: The First use the theatrical version rather than the home video version, as 2D smoke is missing. Seems more an issue with TMS than anything though, as other territories didn't have the smoke in the intro.

On-Gaku: Our Sound has bits of unsubbed dialogue, which is pretty noticeable in one scene. There's are two instances of songs which aren't subtitled, and there's also some signs which aren't translated.

Tell Clements that he's a fake Hosoda fan if he thinks that Digimon: Our War Game and One Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island were "work-for-hire"

Holy ****. I hope someone can license Angel's Egg one day. It's probably one of my favourite Mamoru Oshii films, and it's the kind of film that deserves wider exposure.

I'm pretty sure that it had a DVD release in the US. No DVD release in the UK though. A lot of classic anime are weirdly only on VHS over here. I'm sure Fist of the North Star: The Movie would be a decent seller, as that was a big seller for Manga UK back in the 90s.

Very true, and a few things that have yet to get home video releases here. The only other distributer I can think of that might have licensed Summer Ghost is Funimation, since they do make the effort to give anime films theatrical runs.

According to the Scotland Loves Anime 2021 booklet, Looking for Magical Doremi, Pompo the Cinephile, Summer Ghost and Over the Sky will be showing across the UK as part of the Sheffield Loves Anime and We Love Anime tours on November 19th-21st and December 4th-5th, in addition to screenings of A...

According to the Scotland Loves Anime 2021 booklet, Looking for Magical Doremi, Pompo the Cinephile, Summer Ghost and Over the Sky will be showing across the UK as part of the Sheffield Loves Anime and We Love Anime tours on November 19th-21st and December 4th-5th, in addition to screenings of A...

From what I've seen on Blu-ray.com, the PQ looks better than the JPBD of SDF Macross, and I'm honestly all for classic TV series keeping film grain, as grain is just a natural part of film. The BD of Gundam 0079 has excessive DNR which ruins the line work in the process, along with the issue of...

Netflix have announced Hiroyasu Ishida's second feature length film, Drifting Home, who previously directed Penguin Highway.

Belle and Kimi Wa Kanata are most likely to be the Mystery Film and the TBC submission

Kind of surprised Sentai are releasing it under Maiden Japan instead of Softcel Pictures, which is Sentai's 18+ label.

More Than Miyazaki - Japanese Anime Season It'd be cool if the Watershed could do more anime themed seasons too if possible

AL doing mini festivals across different indie cinemas in major UK cities would be cool to see, especially for those who find travel still a bit risky

https://www.lovesanimation.com/film/tbc Could the To Be Confirmed film be Kimi Wa Kanata? https://myanimelist.net/anime/41379/Kimi_wa_Kanata