Music was written by an accomplished Japanese band called Radwimps. Now then, why is Kimi no Na wa the best? Because it included every best detail from previous Shinkai Makoto movies. Kanojo to Kanojo no Neko was mostly based on the concept of relationships. Kotonoha no Niwa was your regular slice of life story. Some of his other movies have some supernatural forces. For most people 5 cm per Second is his best work. I wrote above that this is Shinkai's masterpiece, and now I am going to say why. But I will rate Kimi no Na Wa 10/10 with no regrets. I do not usually give this high ratings to stuff, because after watching a fair amount of anime I started disliking most of the stuff I watch, rather than liking. It was wonderful, marvellous, fascinating.At the end I teared up real bad, and I am still under the impressions of this movie which is why I am here writing this right now. I can't even point out a single drawback or con. But it was different, in a unique, amazing, sweet, lovable way.The story was splendid, the ending was splendid, the setting was amazing. At first it gave of the feeling of 5 cm per Second. My favourite so far has been Kotonoha no Niwa, but Kimi no Na wa is on a totally different level. I am just going to say that this was absolutely, by all means Shikai's masterpiece. Just like I did.Now, I'm not going to talk about the story itself, since most of you guys won't be able to watch it until the DVD/BD are released, which usually takes a year or something.
So it was kind of a given you'd want to go watch it asap. Even in the university we got advertisements for Shinkai Makoto's upcoming movie. But that doesn't keep me from adoring his works.「君の名は」had been advertised as hell in Japan for the past 2 months or so. I am always left with some sort of disappointment in the end. Okay so the movie premiered in Japan yesterday and I went to watch it today.I should admit that I was thinking this is going to be one of Shinkai Makoto's regular movies, where nothing really makes sense, but everything is so beautiful, animation is astounding, music is emotional, and for some reason you are left with tears, some bittersweet emotions, etc.Shinkai Makoto is one of my favourite directors, if not THE favourite, but I usually don't like his stories as much as the mood he creates.
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