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Makoto Shinkai (新津誠), Denki Amashima (甘島 伝記): Suzume 1 (EBook, Deutsch language, 2024, Egmont Manga) 3 stars

Die 17-jährige Suzume führt ein ruhiges Leben auf der Insel Kyushu. Bis zu dem Tag, …

"Guten morgen"

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In die Story gehend, dass ich den Kinofilm geschaut habe und diesen leider nur "ok" fand gehe ich hier leider mit etwas zu viel negativen hinein. Darum fange ich einmal damit an. Ich mag Souta hier überhaupt nicht. Er hat auf der einen Seite zu wenig Panel-Time und auf der anderen Seite ist er hier zu oft "lost", nicht der starke Wächter. Suzume selbst finde ich hier etwas besser als im Film. Sie kommt gefasster und weniger Hilfesuchend rüber. Der Zeichenstil ist… gewöhnungsbedürtig aber man wächst hinein und dann ist er angenehm. Leider finde ich ihn aber für "einen Makoto Shinkai" nicht passend, ist dieser doch bekannt für schöne Bilder, gute Landschaften und eine Bildsprache die zum Träumen an regt ist der Manga eher kindisch, locker und zu simpel gezeichnet.

Ich glaube leider auch, wenn man den Film nicht kennt geht vieles verloren was versucht wird …

Finally watched Suzume, and as expected, it was fantastic and well worth the wait. Makoto Shinkai has been making the same movie every time since Voices of a Distant Star (or even She and Her Cat), and Suzume is no exception, but he’s now enough standard deviations out that each film has its own feel. The Shinkai trademarks are still here in Suzume: the iridescent blue and purple sky with lens flare and the relationship strained by distance, whether literal or figurative. But Suzume feels different than Weathering With You, so he’s still able to visit his usual themes without repeating himself, which is good.

Suzume also reminded me of another good recent anime film which probably flew mostly under the radar outside of Japan, but I hesitate to say which, as it could be a spoiler for one of the themes in Suzume. But I will say that it …

Claro que em ano de Miyazaki o Japão não podia levar outro aos Óscares, mas que este filme fantástico não fique esquecido. Mistura perfeita entre fantasia e e modernidade, e com um uso muito descontraído e blasé da redes sociais. E bem divertido.

Suzume (2022)

A young adult girl's journey in discovering that everything they need in life was already given, despite the loss she had when she was a young girl. From living in the past, from pain, to embracing it, so she can live in the present and face her future with happiness and fulfilment.

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Saw Makoto Shinkai’s latest animated film, Suzume, this afternoon. I did really enjoy it, though it’s really to early to judge where I’d rank it. The art style was interesting. A little less hyper realistic than some of his other films, though character designs were so very like Your Name. Definitely wears its influences on its sleeve. And just like Garden of Words it has a emotional outburst that overwhelmed me and had me tearing up.

I saw Suzume at the cinema earlier, it was lovely.

No spoilers.

Really nice music and visuals and great characters.

The story wasn’t 100% my cup of tea but if you’ve seen their other films (e.g My Name) and enjoyed them you’ll like this!

I will def watch it again when it comes out on Crunchyroll