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Same LOL

I watched it for the first time just last week and I wish I had done it earlier so that I would have more time to think about the movie.
I think the movie was directed rather in a weird way. Like there is a scene when Kaworu shows Shinji the consequences of the Near-3rd-Impact and it looked epic but I personally couldn’t quite figure out what exactly they were showing.

Just later I read on the internet that the giant planet in the air is actually the moon which changed its position and came closer to the Earth which gave it its own athmospehere (you can kind of make out clouds on it). Maybe I’m alone who didn’t get that part but why not have Kaworu explicitly stating that this is the moon? They just show us the landscape and he basically says “this is how the world looks now”.

There is also a thing called Failures of Infinity which was was shown right after that. I still don’t understand what exactly it was... maybe I missed something in the movie where it was explained.

<blockquote data-quote="Unit-99999999" data-source="post: 614594" data-attributes="member: 14025">Same LOLI watched it for the first time just last week and I wish I had done it earlier so that I would have more time to think about the movie.I think the movie was directed rather in a weird way. Like there is a scene when Kaworu shows Shinji the consequences of the Near-3rd-Impact and it looked epic but I personally couldn’t quite figure out what exactly they were showing.Just later I read on the internet that the giant planet in the air is actually the moon which changed its position and came closer to the Earth which gave it its own athmospehere (you can kind of make out clouds on it). Maybe I’m alone who didn’t get that part but why not have Kaworu explicitly stating that this is the moon? They just show us the landscape and he basically says “this is how the world looks now”.There is also a thing called Failures of Infinity which was was shown right after that. I still don’t understand what exactly it was... maybe I missed something in the movie where it was explained.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Unit-99999999, post: 614594, member: 14025"] Same LOL I watched it for the first time just last week and I wish I had done it earlier so that I would have more time to think about the movie. I think the movie was directed rather in a weird way. Like there is a scene when Kaworu shows Shinji the consequences of the Near-3rd-Impact and it looked epic but I personally couldn’t quite figure out what exactly they were showing. Just later I read on the internet that the giant planet in the air is actually the moon which changed its position and came closer to the Earth which gave it its own athmospehere (you can kind of make out clouds on it). Maybe I’m alone who didn’t get that part but why not have Kaworu explicitly stating that this is the moon? They just show us the landscape and he basically says “this is how the world looks now”. There is also a thing called Failures of Infinity which was was shown right after that. I still don’t understand what exactly it was... maybe I missed something in the movie where it was explained. [/QUOTE]