Anime, or Japanese animation has become increasingly favorite in recent years. Although kids and adults of all ages have enjoyed anime since the early 1960's, on Tv, nothing quite compares to anime in its full length feature film form. Here it legitimately shines, boasting considerable imagery and startling graphic artistry that's best viewed in high definition. Here are some of the top anime movies of all time. Be sure to check your satellite Tv listings to find show times.
Barefoot Gen, Mori Masaki: This 1983 anime movie is a compelling memoir by the writer-producer Keiji Nakazawa. It tells the story of a boy's life before and after the dropping of the atom bomb on Hiroshima. In the movie, the young boy, called Gen is heading to school when the bomb blasts and the city lies in ruins. Gen must grow up fast in the wake of the tragedy. The movie depicts the devastation with unwavering earnestness. There are burning bodies amidst charred buildings and cars. This isn't a movie you would watch with your children; however, it reflects the bad dream of the atom bomb and its total destruction with a poignancy and depth that few live operation movies can achieve.
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Akira, Katsuhiro Otomo: Akira released in 1988 is legendary. It's probably the most well known anime around. Akira takes place in a dystopian future. An air of apocalypse seems to linger in the cinematic depths of the film. This is legitimately the filmic version of Otomo's fascinating series and with its release, high art, cyberpunk anime was announced to the world. The movie is set in the year 2019 in a dense and dark Neo-Tokyo. Interestingly, the sci-fi cult hit Blade Runner was set in the same year. The world of Akira is characterized by war, in 1988 a supposed nuclear explosion destroys Tokyo, starting World War Iii. Akira, a boy with startling mental powers, was legitimately the cause of the earlier explosion. Although the animation isn't as slick or as vivid as today's digital animation, it is impressive nonetheless. Catch this film in Hd on satellite Tv's anime channels.
Spirited Away, Hayao Miyazaki: This 2001 anime was created by probably the most noted name in anime today, Hayao Miyazaki. It tells the tale of a young girl who is 'spirited away' into a astounding land of phantom spirits and nasty witches. The tale is set in an ethereal bath house, where the young Chihiro must work scrubbing floors and taking care of odd creatures to win back her parents who have been converted into pigs. This tale is vivid and poignant. The netherworld these spirits inhabit is as poetic and colorful as anything Dante ever imagined. This is a film to be enjoyed with the entire family, preferably on a large flat screen Hd Tv.
Perfect Blue, Satoshi Kon: In this 1997 flick, a cute pop idol decides to leave her microphone behind and pursue a occupation in acting, however, things don't go as planned. Mima is haunted by disquieting hallucinations that seem to seep into her real life. This movie was inspired by the Italian bad dream film maestro, Dario Argento. The visuals are lush and loud. The plot is for adults.
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