Fah. There's not enough wrong in Kodocha to fill a thimble. CCS reigns supreme with it's adorable wrongity wrongness.
The Bronze and AnK anime just really speak to my kinks AND are really well-made in terms of drawing and storyboarding/composition.
You need to see ALL of Eva and Utena before you are allowed to have an opinion on them. Maybe even twice. I would not usually say this about a show/book/comic, but for these, yes. You will not know what you are are talking about if you don't.
Ghibli is all of the good, although I like the older stuff better. I feel like the newer stuff lacks a certain kind of "heart" I found in the older stuff. Umi ga Kikoeru (aka the Ghibli no one watches) is the only one that really leaves me feeling "meh." It does get points for a nice feeling of understated realism, but Tomomi Mochizuki (not one of the Ghibli regulars) does better with the Greenwood anime--which has some of the "everyday" feel, but nicer characters.
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Date: 2004-07-21 07:05 pm (UTC)The Bronze and AnK anime just really speak to my kinks AND are really well-made in terms of drawing and storyboarding/composition.
You need to see ALL of Eva and Utena before you are allowed to have an opinion on them. Maybe even twice. I would not usually say this about a show/book/comic, but for these, yes. You will not know what you are are talking about if you don't.
Ghibli is all of the good, although I like the older stuff better. I feel like the newer stuff lacks a certain kind of "heart" I found in the older stuff. Umi ga Kikoeru (aka the Ghibli no one watches) is the only one that really leaves me feeling "meh." It does get points for a nice feeling of understated realism, but Tomomi Mochizuki (not one of the Ghibli regulars) does better with the Greenwood anime--which has some of the "everyday" feel, but nicer characters.