Pokemon World Championships 2023 Get Gorgeous New Trailer By Your Name Studio
A new Pokemon World Championships 2023 trailer has been unveiled, featuring the gorgeous art of anime studio CoMix Wave Films.
Source: techraptor.net
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Review: 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' is enthralling
Across the Spider-Verse writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller have become the go-to guys for vitalizing tired IP—see 22 Jump Street.
Source: azbigmedia.com
Is China Making A Comeback? Chinese Buyers & Sellers Talk Cannes – Deadline
China's film industry is returning in person to Cannes Marche du Film after three years of being cut off from the world by Covid travel restrictions.
Source: deadline.com
Top 5 Anime To Watch While You Have The Munchies
From Toriko to Food Wars, here's some food-themed anime to watch on 4/20
Source: kotaku.com
The Top 5 Anime To Watch While You Have The Munchies
If you’re a foodie like me, your algorithm on apps like social media TikTok is filled with over-stylised cooking videos from influencer chefs
Source: kotaku.com.au
Suzume's ending revolves around a subtle Studio Ghibli reference
Your Name and Weathering with You director Makoto Shinkai openly references Kiki’s Delivery Service and Whisper of the Heart in his new anime movie Suzume. But the film’s best Easter egg is in its ending, which connects to Hayao Miyazaki and Howl’s Moving Castle.
Source: polygon.com
Suzume: Interview with Director Makoto Shinkai – Deadline
Writer-director Makoto Shinkai talks about his latest film Suzume
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Source: deadline.com
Suzume Review: A Familiar Tale of Mourning from Makoto Shinkai
Makoto Shinkai returns to his pet themes, explored over the course of a filmography, with poignant magical realism. Our Suzume review:
Source: pastemagazine.com
'Suzume': Makoto Shinkai Completes a Disaster Anime Trilogy
"Suzume" director Makoto Shinkai was inspired by the 2011 earthquake in Japan to make a coming-of-age drama with surprising comic relief.
Source: indiewire.com
Suzume is a tremendous anime romance because it's just barely a romance
Makoto Shinkai, director of Your Name and Weathering With You, set out to make Suzume his least romantic movie — but that actually made it his most romantic. In theaters April 14.
Source: polygon.com