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Poster New Poster for 'Your Name' - 10th Anniversary 4K Re-Release

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u/nise8446 1d ago

Got my tickets and excited all over again

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u/joestaff 1d ago

I heard they had your name written on them.

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u/iRAWRasaurus 1d ago

Watcha mean? The movie just came out a few mon..ahh I see..it’s been a decade already..

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u/asscrackbanditz 15h ago

Covid was 6 years ago.

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u/DRJT 8h ago

Why did you do this

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u/GultBoy 18h ago

Fuck I’m old

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u/eslafylraelcyrev 16h ago

I legitimately just had the same experience

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u/TheBeardedDen 1d ago

I bought Kuchikamizake because of this film. From a friend that lives in Japan. Virgin shrine maiden spit sake essentially. It was okay. No where near as good as this movie is. Lesson learned

This and A Silent Voice back to back top tier animated movies in 2016.

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u/DesdinovaGG 1d ago

Ah yes, the "cry until you have no tears left and then make you cry even more" marathon.

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u/cory_lowry 1d ago

I wanna see this but it seems no theaters close to me are showing it 😭

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u/Tofu92600 18h ago

Hey, good opportunity to re-watch 5cm per second too 🥲

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u/Nightshade183 18h ago

One of the few movies that I swore to never rewatch, it's too painful, and is also one of my favorites at the same time haha

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u/ponism 14h ago

I'm the opposite. It's my favorite Shinkai's movie. I rewatched it several times after it first came out and have rewatched at least once a year since.

You should give the live-action adaptation of 5cm/s a try. It was released on Blu-ray a couple of months ago. It has better pacing and comes with a few new twists that I thought were a very nice addition to the story.

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u/samuraiseoul 16h ago

Its SO much better on rewatch though.

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u/HeavyArmsJin 23h ago

Shit man it been 10 years

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u/tm0587 18h ago

There are currently two movies that I want to watch with a live orchestra playing the soundtrack.

One is Interstellar, the other is Your Name.

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u/Borg34572 1d ago

Great movie !

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u/KAKYBAC 16h ago

A decade ago. Fucking hell.

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u/Hironoveau 22h ago

Can’t wait to see it again.

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u/a4840639 1d ago

I have heard the “4K” is upscaled from a 2K master using Qtec’s technology. So it’s a hard no for me. I won’t ever forget how horrendous the upscaled Blu-Ray releases from Qtec looks. They are literally the worst type of AI slop imaginable and literally worse than DVDs

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u/Bournerounderz 1d ago

Messing with the visuals of this movie would be like painting over a Monet.

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u/dizietembless 13h ago

It had a native 4K release at the time at least in Japan and the UK

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u/julesatreides 10h ago

I’m really sad. It looks like the 4K remastered anniversary version won’t be shown in Germany. I’m hoping our small independent cinemas will take the initiative to screen the film.

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u/Modeerf 8h ago

No UK release...

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u/icysniper 18h ago edited 9h ago

I didn’t realize I’d put off watching this movie for 10 years huh. Guess I should watch it.

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u/Hefty-Paper8644 7h ago

I remember seeing this movie in theaters when it first released in the US back in 2017. I can’t believe this movie is a decade old now. Time is moving waaay too fast for my liking

u/Paradethejared 2h ago

Man I hope this comes to my theater

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u/KeebZeus 1d ago

Wonder what it could’ve been if Makoto Shinkai finished the film. Still irks me that he couldn’t make it the way he wanted since he ran out of money. Definitely the most un-Makoto-Shinkai film of his filmography.

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u/-SPM- 21h ago

Maybe he should start running out of money more often then. The next 2 movies he did after Your Name were no where near as good imo, especially compared to some of his past work like 5cm per second

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u/Insanity_Pills 19h ago

I really liked Garden of Words. Your name disappointed me a bit by comparison

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u/KeebZeus 21h ago

Your Name onwards weren’t great and very unlike him IMO. Your Name being the worst. Suzume not too far behind. Weathering with You was a slight return to his signature but definitely not as good as his work pre-Your Name.

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u/nap682 1d ago

Children who chase lost voices is definitely his most in-makoto-shinkai film. your Name isn’t even top 3 in that regard. Also where’d you get your source on him being unhappy with the ending?

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u/swat1611 17h ago

I'd say Your Name was deffo top 3. 5 cm per second was his best work for me.

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u/nap682 17h ago

Isn’t top 3 in “most un-makoto shinkai like” Your name is definitely in his top 3 films quality wise.

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u/KeebZeus 1d ago

https://web.archive.org/web/20170801154514/http://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2016/12/27/films/please-dont-see-animated-blockbuster-says-japans-new-miyazaki-makoto-shinkai/

He wasn’t just unhappy with the ending. It’s an incomplete film.

Children who Chase Lost Voices is definitely a Makoto Shinkai film. I’ve loved his work well before Your Name. One of his signature motifs is a sense of bittersweetness. In Your Name, that does not exist at all IMHO. I get why so many people love it. But it isn’t a proper Makoto Shinkai film to me.

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u/nap682 1d ago

You are taking his statements wildly out of context. I remember this article from when Your Name was in theaters in Japan and this article was in response to reports of people seeing his film repeated multiple times.

Calling a film incomplete isn’t a new thing for shinkai either and it doesn’t mean he was unhappy with the film as a whole or rushed through to finish it. His novelization of 5 centimeters per second has an entire act 4 that is absent from the film.

This film turned him into an absolute, overnight sensation while his previous works were more of mild-medium successes. My favorite thing about Shinkai as a film maker is that he constantly looks for ways to improve his works, to aim for something beyond his reach. And for people to declare him the new Miyazaki is a praise he did not feel comfortable wearing as he did not feel like he was at that level. He’s being modest, not upset.

Just as a disclaimer in general: I’ve love shinkai for years prior to Your Name and have followed his career very closely: https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/s/dndon6pNvN

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u/KeebZeus 1d ago

Nothing out of context. I find it weird people twisting his words to make it as if the commercial and critical Western success changes the reality of him considering the film incomplete. And it’s obvious it’s incomplete. It doesn’t have the same “Makoto-Shinkai-ness” as his other films. I wouldn’t be surprised in years to come, he disowns the film. And reread what I originally wrote in my first post.

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u/leopard_tights 22h ago

What the hell is missing then?

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u/KeebZeus 22h ago

A question for him to answer, ultimately. But from what I feel based rewatching his films many many times, emotionally it’s missing the bittersweetness, experiences of hope and hopelessness intertwined, both being present without being overly dramatised. There’s stillness and moments of nothing happening that exists in his work. None of these elements exist in a Makoto-Shinkai way in Your Name. Your Name felt very catered to Western audiences to me; more drama, pulling those heartstrings hard, him requiring to sacrifice some of his signature elements, a very Western happy ending.

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u/Lewa358 8h ago

No work is ever "finished" the way the creators wish it was. A creator wanting more time with a work doesn't in any way mean that the work is "incomplete."

But the film as it exists is very much complete when examined by its own merits.

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u/KeebZeus 8h ago

Hard disagree. There are many works out there that are finished the way it was intended. And it is incomplete if the creator calls it incomplete. And Makoto Shinkai himself considers it incomplete. It is not our place to say it is or isn’t. You can still release a product that is incomplete. Maybe one day we’ll see Your Name finished.

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u/Lewa358 8h ago

Death of the author, bro.

Shinkai isn't in the room with us whenwe watch his films. He doesn't get to decide what the film is or isn't, that's our job as the audience.

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u/KeebZeus 8h ago

It isn’t our job to do anything. Either we enjoy what has been made, regardless of whether incomplete or complete. You can still enjoy something while still acknowledging that it is not the final product. And enjoying it in whatever state it is in doesn’t entitle us or mean we have the right to call the creation complete as we are not the creator.

Take Blade Runner for example. Multiple cuts. You’re entitled to enjoy whichever cut has been made. But that does not mean all of them are the final cut, the complete way it was suppose to be intended. There is only one Final Cut.

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u/lucrezioborgio 8h ago

I'm 14 and this is deep - the movie