The right way anime should be heading, just like Hayao Miyazaki. That's why Makoto Shinkai will be remembered and none of those people who spew Moe shit and their warped fantasies.
I watched ''children who chase lost voices'' and I love that movie so I looked him u and found out hes the creator of all this great films I watched ''the garden of words'' for the simple reason that he created it I received a lot of recommendation to watch it but didn't and it was really good and I connected with teacher also ''your name'' is such a great anime I love all the characters scenario and story hes work is splendid
I think that the movie Childeren who chase lost voices from deep below is his best work, it's just mysterious and kinda sad. I loved it, best anime movie ever.
Su ultimo trabajo es de una calidad impresionante, gracias a personas como este director podemos adentrarnos mas en aquellos sentimientos y pensamientos que, en el dia a dia, se alejan de nosotros tras lo cotidiano. Recomiendo a todos que vean sus trabajos.
El loco tenía un sueño y se la jugó entregado totalmente al laburo que lo apasiona. Los resultados son increíbles, es impresionante a donde lleva sus películas. Realmente admirable.
Jesus Christ yo, I mean like I love his work, his story and anime graphics everything is just so beautiful the anime that he made like "5 centimeters per second... It's just... Yeah he made them so happy and beautiful, until it he ending it's so sad and emotional that every movies I've seen from him the ending is so bad like "the garden of words" and watch 4 of his movies and still has sad endings... I hope his next movie has a good ending, otherwise it would turn out like 5 centimeters per second and that was the most emotional, saddest, and best love story that I ever watched but the animr turned out to be a sad ending... Don't u agree? ~_~
+Prime Kessler Actually I disagree in a way. Sure, his anime oft end on a somber note, but not necessarily on a sad one. Take 5 cm per second for example. At the end Takaki does not get to see Akari again, however he does then turn around, smile and continue on his way. I think in a way it's supposed to mean that he has finally moved on and found his peace. That's how I interpret it anyway.
What a genius. From my point of view this guy is far better than Miyazaki. I'm not much of a fantasy guy to be honest, but I think that his movies are aimed at older audiences and that's why most people think he's overrated, they're not mature enough or have never experienced such situations so they couldn't possibly understand.
Both men have their distinct styles with their respective fans I honestly couldn't compare the two When I saw Garden of Words, i shit you not, the animation made me cry..... But whenever I watch a Miyazaki film, its like I can almost see the man drawing the scenes as I watch, its scary and beautiful and has its own charm Neither are overrated and both put passions into their works, I think that much should be acknowledged
omg i went wit my frendo to a premier 4 children who chase lost voices frm deep below, and we got his autograph poster folder and postcard, HES SO SMALL!!! :3 IT WAS AWESOME MON!
Very few people could successfully pull off being a wannabe Miyazaki, I'd say that title would be a very high honor. Only a few people in the world could do it.
***** I have seen them and I don't have to think they're masterpieces. They're slow, cheesy, unoriginal, and predictable, and it seems like people are just hypnotized by his CG. All of the scripts sound like something from a corny romance novel. It seems like reviewers don't even know what they're talking about half of the time. Next miyazaki? Really? This guy? HE doesn't even think he comes near Miyazaki. He's great at using computer graphics, but he's no storyteller thats for damn sure. He should get different writers and he should only art direct since thats what he's good at.
***** You said they weren't love stories and followed it up with "they're stories about love and about how you grow apart." What do you mean? How is that not a love story? Why are they put in the "romoance" genre all the time then? Even if they had a deeper meaning, they don't feel compelling or intriguing to me. I feel like 5 cm per second is a movie with little to no conflict at all really. That Akari girl and Takaki go nowhere and all we do is sit around and watch this dipshit be all "woes me" while speaking like a bad poet. And the last parts just felt like a waste of my time. Nothing happens. That other girl that has a crush on Takaki in the last part tries to get the guts to tell Takaki she likes him but doesn't even do it at the end. It left me really unsatisfied. What was the point of all of this? To show how Shinkai always feels lonely? Nearly all of his movies are like this or deal with those themes, not that I don't like loneliness as a theme, but its executed in what feels like the most boring way possible to me. His movies I feel should have a bit more variety or maybe one theme can have a backseat to another to make something feel more compelling. I heard the 5cps manga had more about what happened between Takaki and that other girl. Maybe more conflict would help. At least there was kind of a resolution at the end of Garden of Words. Although his work is nicely detailed, its not really my taste. The character designs in his early films feel oddly eerie to me for some odd reason and a lot of the animation I noticed takes a number of shortcuts or dips into a "less than stellar" framerate. The backgrounds don't get me wrong are great and mimic real life well, but I personally prefer the cityscapes and designs of some anime like Tekkonkinkreet, the Mamoru Oshii Ghost in the Shell movies, Akira, and Steamboy since they seem to make me feel like I'm in a place that's like a dream or something I'm really unfamiliar with featuring their striking imagery of machinery and cluttered city skylines. In the end its all just personal taste and perception.
***** Yeah it really is just about what tastes you enjoy and Shinkai is really far from my favorite. I can't relate to him much so thats probably why I dislike his movies. Also I just wish more anime were more artistically experimental overall.
Lol if anything the people you listed are way more recognized than Shinkai tbh most of the things they are famous for are films/anime that most anyone in my generation has watched and well known and pretty common.
This guy became a living legend after few years
He's really a genius
True
And then Your Name takes over the whole world
Weathering With You also, Your name has became the highest grossing anime worldwide
@@nathanaeltimothytarore5127 yeah no shit
Voices of a Distant Star and 5 CM/S were fabulous! A great and inspiring man.
Would you care to comment on "Kimi No Na Wa - Your Name (2016)" after 11 years?
😊
Loved the way Mr. Shinkai shows himself. Nor overproud or cold he is. That's great
Makoto Shinkai is the number one director
5 centimeters per second is still The Best One ☝️… And that ost soundtrack + Especially the closing song 🎵 at the end
Weathering With You adds on to his amazing collection of masterpiece
and here i am Indian Fan waiting for weathering with you to release this week
this man created my fav number 1 movie ever. Your Name 2016, i just hope he would ever make a sequel
He's amazing. 💖💪🏻
The right way anime should be heading, just like Hayao Miyazaki. That's why Makoto Shinkai will be remembered and none of those people who spew Moe shit and their warped fantasies.
新海さん尊敬してます。
I watched ''children who chase lost voices'' and I love that movie so I looked him u and found out hes the creator of all this great films I watched ''the garden of words'' for the simple reason that he created it I received a lot of recommendation to watch it but didn't and it was really good and I connected with teacher also ''your name'' is such a great anime I love all the characters scenario and story hes work is splendid
Dream Big did u watch 5 Centimeters Per Sceond or A Silent Voice?
I think that the movie Childeren who chase lost voices from deep below is his best work, it's just mysterious and kinda sad. I loved it, best anime movie ever.
voices of a distant star is still his best work
Su ultimo trabajo es de una calidad impresionante, gracias a personas como este director podemos adentrarnos mas en aquellos sentimientos y pensamientos que, en el dia a dia, se alejan de nosotros tras lo cotidiano.
Recomiendo a todos que vean sus trabajos.
El loco tenía un sueño y se la jugó entregado totalmente al laburo que lo apasiona. Los resultados son increíbles, es impresionante a donde lleva sus películas. Realmente admirable.
TutiPaleta fue impresionante
Miyazaki is getting old. I think that it's nice to see new people keeping up his tradition.
After Kimi no nawa... he's alot more famous than this!
alotttttttttttttttttttt bruhhh after tenki no ko too..
The recap was awesome.
Jesus Christ yo, I mean like I love his work, his story and anime graphics everything is just so beautiful the anime that he made like "5 centimeters per second... It's just... Yeah he made them so happy and beautiful, until it he ending it's so sad and emotional that every movies I've seen from him the ending is so bad like "the garden of words" and watch 4 of his movies and still has sad endings... I hope his next movie has a good ending, otherwise it would turn out like 5 centimeters per second and that was the most emotional, saddest, and best love story that I ever watched but the animr turned out to be a sad ending... Don't u agree? ~_~
+Prime Kessler Actually I disagree in a way. Sure, his anime oft end on a somber note, but not necessarily on a sad one. Take 5 cm per second for example. At the end Takaki does not get to see Akari again, however he does then turn around, smile and continue on his way. I think in a way it's supposed to mean that he has finally moved on and found his peace. That's how I interpret it anyway.
More powerrrr to Shinkai 👏👐👐💘
What a genius. From my point of view this guy is far better than Miyazaki. I'm not much of a fantasy guy to be honest, but I think that his movies are aimed at older audiences and that's why most people think he's overrated, they're not mature enough or have never experienced such situations so they couldn't possibly understand.
Both men have their distinct styles with their respective fans
I honestly couldn't compare the two
When I saw Garden of Words, i shit you not, the animation made me cry.....
But whenever I watch a Miyazaki film, its like I can almost see the man drawing the scenes as I watch, its scary and beautiful and has its own charm
Neither are overrated and both put passions into their works, I think that much should be acknowledged
Very inspirational
Believe me or not but i have shaked his hand ✋
omg i went wit my frendo to a premier 4 children who chase lost voices frm deep below, and we got his autograph poster folder and postcard, HES SO SMALL!!! :3 IT WAS AWESOME MON!
It's his artbook, you can buy it from Amazon Japan or download it from BakaBT
we love you
すき！！
he is really good
he will break Demon Slayer's box office in Japan
And look at him now! :D
I know right? his latest work Kimi no nawa is just phenomenal it's so beautiful
Ahhh now there's not a single country u won't get recognised except north Korea😂
Very few people could successfully pull off being a wannabe Miyazaki, I'd say that title would be a very high honor. Only a few people in the world could do it.
8:22 - 8:47 was so romantic. Never knew that there was something like that imbedded in the story... ;_;
My sister thought all directors are all the same but what Mr. Shinkai did probably made me think otherwise.
maybe this was long time ago!! the same girl is the host in that show though
6 inches per second. This is my story.
ahuachapan2 Is that a movie about you having sex?
@@NoobGamer-ix2mr 5 cm per second is his(Makoto Shinkai) another masterpiece
LMAO
I think it's basically Photoshop, After Effects and a bit of Lightwave 3D
Anyone here after watching weathering with you?
genius.
and 5cm per second really worths recognition
where can I get the book he is looking in at 15:25 !? O-O omg I really need to get my hands on that!
dat nigga
lol
@ahuachapan2: according to our docent, inch is an illegal unit ;)
Brooo
thanks for the subs
Anyone know what animation software he used for Voices?
The interviewers are pretty cool.
is the girl Brazilian?
Lol
5 cm per second man....5 cm per second
nah he's turning into a wannabe Miyazaki. His old style fit his stories better.
What show is this? Foreign interviewers
Shinkai is overrated. I think Satoshi Kon, Katsuhiro Otomo, Mamoru Oshii, and Mamoru Hosoda deserve way more recognition than he does imo.
***** Sorry forgot him.
***** I have seen them and I don't have to think they're masterpieces. They're slow, cheesy, unoriginal, and predictable, and it seems like people are just hypnotized by his CG. All of the scripts sound like something from a corny romance novel. It seems like reviewers don't even know what they're talking about half of the time. Next miyazaki? Really? This guy? HE doesn't even think he comes near Miyazaki. He's great at using computer graphics, but he's no storyteller thats for damn sure. He should get different writers and he should only art direct since thats what he's good at.
***** You said they weren't love stories and followed it up with "they're stories about love and about how you grow apart." What do you mean? How is that not a love story? Why are they put in the "romoance" genre all the time then? Even if they had a deeper meaning, they don't feel compelling or intriguing to me. I feel like 5 cm per second is a movie with little to no conflict at all really. That Akari girl and Takaki go nowhere and all we do is sit around and watch this dipshit be all "woes me" while speaking like a bad poet. And the last parts just felt like a waste of my time. Nothing happens. That other girl that has a crush on Takaki in the last part tries to get the guts to tell Takaki she likes him but doesn't even do it at the end. It left me really unsatisfied. What was the point of all of this? To show how Shinkai always feels lonely? Nearly all of his movies are like this or deal with those themes, not that I don't like loneliness as a theme, but its executed in what feels like the most boring way possible to me. His movies I feel should have a bit more variety or maybe one theme can have a backseat to another to make something feel more compelling. I heard the 5cps manga had more about what happened between Takaki and that other girl. Maybe more conflict would help. At least there was kind of a resolution at the end of Garden of Words. Although his work is nicely detailed, its not really my taste. The character designs in his early films feel oddly eerie to me for some odd reason and a lot of the animation I noticed takes a number of shortcuts or dips into a "less than stellar" framerate. The backgrounds don't get me wrong are great and mimic real life well, but I personally prefer the cityscapes and designs of some anime like Tekkonkinkreet, the Mamoru Oshii Ghost in the Shell movies, Akira, and Steamboy since they seem to make me feel like I'm in a place that's like a dream or something I'm really unfamiliar with featuring their striking imagery of machinery and cluttered city skylines. In the end its all just personal taste and perception.
***** Yeah it really is just about what tastes you enjoy and Shinkai is really far from my favorite. I can't relate to him much so thats probably why I dislike his movies. Also I just wish more anime were more artistically experimental overall.
Lol if anything the people you listed are way more recognized than Shinkai tbh most of the things they are famous for are films/anime that most anyone in my generation has watched and well known and pretty common.