A young girl is climbing on the side of an airship, when she is suddenly startled and falls down, screaming in fear as she plunges to the ground
*Cut to title sequence*
(If you read in-between the lines here, Miyazaki is saying that this film will go hard, and it did for a bit, specifically the parts where the robots walked around like spiders. That ruled)
The perfect ship dynamic: autism vs adhd
I was expecting kind of meandering portfolio dessert, and was surprised by how much character that is given to them both. Especially liked Yukari’s bad cooking, just interesting little thing that brings her to life. Could’ve used a little less self-importance on the part of Akizuki, a little less self-importance in general maybe even
Why it this the highest rated thing on Letterboxd now?
Edit: Apparently this is one of the top reviews of this now
Trans rights and watch Bungo stray dogs
Yeah I did not like this. It’s surprisingly obnoxious and pretentious, they get some guy who did like the castlevania show, and I kind of fucking hate him. He seems like a very annoying type of guy. Apparently he’s known as the “Quentin Tarantino of the digital age” or something and I’m just like what the fuck are you talking about. I have never heard anyone say that he is that in any way. I haven’t seen his stuff, this…
