"we have exchanged thousands of emails yet our hearts are not a centimeter closer"
hmm.. at least i think that was a quote of in the movie... if not it's close enough
looks like a brilliantly composed piece of work by Makoto Shinkai
a work about memory, loss, distance and love.
watched the ending in class.
the film is set out in three episodes, that span the duration of 10 years.
the style is an interesting one of 'photorealism', where the artist took photos of locations of Japan and then rendered over the top of them.
will review this later when i get round to watching it_
*link*
posted by Ritzy at 3:36 PM
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very nice music, I throughly enjoyed this film =]
The animation is more refined but I still prefer the storyline of Hoshi no Koe better (:
oh i should watch that =] lol maybe when i get back to oz and have time hahha
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