Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Evangelion. I heard that the recent revival screening of “Shin Evangelion” only has episodes 25 and 26 partially completed. I’ve watched “The End of Evangelion,” but I’m not sure how far it goes. Can someone clarify this for me?
Reader’s Question:
Are the Evangelion anime and movies all connected? Or is the Rebuild of Evangelion series just a remake of the original Neon Genesis Evangelion movies with the same content? Please let me know.
Hey there, fellow anime
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I have a question about Castle in the Sky. When Muska said he would give Pazu three minutes, how did he teach him the word “Balse” in that time? Pazu didn’t know the word before that, and I thought the levistone wouldn’t work unless he had it. But Pazu
Reader’s Question:
Is it appropriate to refer to the inner thoughts expressed in a movie as a “monologue”?
Hey there, fellow film enthusiasts! 🌟 Today, I want to dive into a topic that often comes up in discussions about cinema: the concept of monologues. You
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been wondering about the Friday Roadshow. Why have they stopped showing Studio Ghibli films lately? They used to air about three movies during summer vacation, but that doesn’t seem to happen anymore.
The world of anime, particularly the
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What do you remember about the Studio Ghibli films you saw in theaters? I feel like back then, we didn’t really refer to it as Ghibli yet. For me, it was “Castle in the Sky.” I noticed that in recent TV broadcasts, “My Neighbor Totoro” is often shown first,
Reader’s Question:
I’m having trouble understanding a part in “The Castle of Cagliostro.” There’s a scene where Lupin and Jigen are eating pasta, and the pasta shop lady says something like, “What are you looking at?” But no matter how many times I listen, I can’t catch what she says. Does
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I recently watched “Voices of a Distant Star” by Makoto Shinkai, and I noticed some interesting connections. In the beginning, there was a notice at the school mentioning “Suzume’s Locking Up,” and I also saw references to the “Cosmonaut Lichitea” from “5 Centimeters Per Second.” There were sudden shifts
Reader’s Question:
What does the scene in the end credits of “Porco Rosso,” which features a sketch-like animation, signify?
You know, there’s something truly enchanting about the end credits of “Porco Rosso.” I remember the first time I watched it, I was completely drawn
Reader’s Question:
What does the animated scene during the end credits of Porco Rosso signify?
As a psychology student and someone who appreciates the subtle nuances of storytelling, I recently found myself diving deep into the animated scene during the end credits of
