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The summer of his high school freshman year, Hodaka runs away from his remote island home to Tokyo, and quickly finds himself pushed to his financial and personal limits. The weather is unusually gloomy and rainy every day, as if to suggest his future. He lives his days in isolation, but finally finds work as a writer for a mysterious occult magazine. Then one day, Hodaka meets Hina on a busy street corner. This bright and strong-willed girl possesses a strange and wonderful ability: the power to stop the rain and clear the sky… Review: Lovely movie - If you have watched the others by this team (Susume or Your Name) you will not be disappointed. Review: A Beautiful, Emotional RollerCoaster of An Anime - I love this film SO MUCH. I've been a fan of the director's work ever since I saw Your Name (I have never cried so much at a film before or since) and I really like the joyous theme of hope in this one. Your Name was sad, but it had a happy ending, whereas this one was just a joy from start to finish! The plot centres on the love story of Hina, a girl who has the mysterious ability to manipulate the weather, and Hadoka, a runaway teen who has come to Tokyo in search of a better life. Hadoka starts working for an occult magazine investigating the mysterious, and eventually bumps into Hina and they become friends. When Hina shows him her ability to control the weather, taking him to an isolated rooftop so she can clear the rain, the two hatch a plan to make money out of her strange ability, by advertising that she can make the sun shine. People, naturally, are skeptical at first, but once her miraculous talent becomes apparent, Hina becomes dubbed 'The Sunshine Girl' and the offers come flooding in. I won't go into more details, you should really watch it for yourself, as frankly, the animation is beautiful, as is the story and the characters. It has just the right touch of fantasy, but has a foot grounded firmly in the real world, which I really liked, and the depiction of Hina controlling the weather are jaw droopingly cool. All in all 10 out of 10, go watch it!! :D
| Contributor | Makoto Shinkai |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,268 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray |
| Genre | Anime |
| Language | Japanese, Japanese |
| Manufacturer | Anime Ltd |
| Number of discs | 2 |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 53 minutes |
| Subtitle | English |
J**S
Lovely movie
If you have watched the others by this team (Susume or Your Name) you will not be disappointed.
B**6
A Beautiful, Emotional RollerCoaster of An Anime
I love this film SO MUCH. I've been a fan of the director's work ever since I saw Your Name (I have never cried so much at a film before or since) and I really like the joyous theme of hope in this one. Your Name was sad, but it had a happy ending, whereas this one was just a joy from start to finish! The plot centres on the love story of Hina, a girl who has the mysterious ability to manipulate the weather, and Hadoka, a runaway teen who has come to Tokyo in search of a better life. Hadoka starts working for an occult magazine investigating the mysterious, and eventually bumps into Hina and they become friends. When Hina shows him her ability to control the weather, taking him to an isolated rooftop so she can clear the rain, the two hatch a plan to make money out of her strange ability, by advertising that she can make the sun shine. People, naturally, are skeptical at first, but once her miraculous talent becomes apparent, Hina becomes dubbed 'The Sunshine Girl' and the offers come flooding in. I won't go into more details, you should really watch it for yourself, as frankly, the animation is beautiful, as is the story and the characters. It has just the right touch of fantasy, but has a foot grounded firmly in the real world, which I really liked, and the depiction of Hina controlling the weather are jaw droopingly cool. All in all 10 out of 10, go watch it!! :D
G**N
Amazing movie and high quality media.
Amazing movie and high quality media. Plays perfectly.
G**.
Great anime, but not suitable for young children
I wanted to watch Weathering With You since it came out. I finally got to watch it. The animation is almost as rich as Studio Ghibli and the plot has some fantastical elements of it as well. But the story is grounded in the darker side of Tokyo. The protagonist is homeless and lives in a net café near the Kabukicho gate that marks the entry to the red light district that is part of Shinjuku ward. In this respect the anime provides a realistic portrayal of a 'freeter' - an under-employed young person.
K**R
Your name, the greatest anime?
Possibly one of the best anime made. Stands equal and above with the great regular movies. Starts with a popular trope then wham, not what you were thinking. Superb voice acting {please don't watch dubbed movies}. Brilliant music.
M**.
A work of art.
It's a simple review, the animation is stunning, the sound is stunning and the story is beautiful. Just buy it.
P**O
Anime amiyou
This special magnificent art genre is what makes life worth living… And celebrating life in general
J**K
Perfecto
A beautiful movie that looks even more stunning on bluray. Unless your a heavy collector don't buy into that 4k edition bs they also made for this movie. It makes no difference, its just lines and sketches not actual footage with deep details so buy this and save yourself the money. It looks beautiful.
A**R
A beautiful movie, it is worthy by itself.
About the product: It is a nice set, the discs are good and additional material are engaging. No complaints about it. About the movie: After watching it, my initial impression was that it was not as good as "Your Name", the previous movie from director Makoto Shinkai. Most of the reviews do that comparison and even place the movie as really bad, but I felt that those reviews were simplistic and based on comparisons. But I found two reviews that changed my mind, putting the context into perspective. One pointed to the book the main character was reading, giving strong clues to his behaviour; it also took into consideration their age and background, which made the character's actions a lot more reasonable. Another review showed insights into Japanese culture that rendered a more complex and believable frame, with a richness that distinguish bad from good movies. After reading these two reviews, and watching the movie again, I concluded that it is a good movie per se. I have a preference for "Your Name", as most people seem to have, but I will not dismiss "Weathering With You" as a bad copycat of the former, it has content if you look to it with an open mind.
I**Y
Love is everything
Perfect!Thank you. <3
B**A
Niets
Niets
P**7
Buono
Davvero una bella versione in metallo. Il film vabbè è meraviglioso.
J**S
een must voor iedere collectie
mooi gerealiseerd
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