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NEWS: The Wind Rises' English-Subtitled Trailer Clip Posted

A clip shouldn't get cut off like that, but whatever. I don't think they know how to market the film here, anyway, which isn't surprising.

GATSU wrote:

A clip shouldn't get cut off like that, but whatever. I don't think they know how to market the film here, anyway, which isn't surprising.

That's what I was thinking. The trailer was good, but the clip ended rather abruptly...
...and no, I don't want to see "Kenny Chesney's Beach-Booze" whatever the hell was playing next, lol.

...and no, I don't want to see "Kenny Chesney's Beach-Booze" whatever the hell was playing next, lol.

relyat08 wrote:

...and no, I don't want to see "Kenny Chesney's Beach-Booze" whatever the hell was playing next, lol.

For me it was something about a sailor kissing some girl, but I didn't bother watching it.

I'm not upset by the fact it was cut short since I have already seen the full trailer (untranslated but I had an idea of what the story was about). On the other hand I do agree that they should play the trailer fully, because it's only appropriate that they do. Or of they are that concern about the scene in the end they could have play Disney version of the trailer that Toledo shared with us (thanks for sharing the link by the way Toledo ^ ^).

Anyway I am looking forward to seeing it in theaters, and I'm going to make an effort to watch every film that comes out that I want to see this year (because in the past I haven't done that).

Whatever randomly shows up I guess.

It's nice to get praise.

I'll have to see if it even shows up at all where I am, but I bet it will be in the same place they stick all their arty films down in Perrysburg, nobody cares for my neck of the woods anymore when I had a theater that played such gems like Triplets of Bellevue a decade back.

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Whatever randomly shows up I guess.

Yeah.

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It's nice to get praise.

Well you're welcome.

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I'll have to see if it even shows up at all where I am, but I bet it will be in the same place they stick all their arty films down in Perrysburg, nobody cares for my neck of the woods anymore when I had a theater that played such gems like Triplets of Bellevue a decade back.

I never heard of Triplets of Bellevue but I am sure the film would be available in theaters near you. The article did said the movie would be available everywhere in the U.S next month.

I was actually referring to films in general that come to my area, but have fun watching those movies. At least you get to see those movies in theaters as they won't be coming to any theater where I live.

Oh I see. It's nice that you live close to a theater that would play movies that are from outside this country. It's too bad there isn't much of an audience for foreign movies here (although their have been a few movies that were played in main cinemas that were from outside this country now that I think about it, but the only ones I can think are a few movies from Studio Ghibli and the first three Pokémon and Digimon movies).

I second the thanks for that link Toledo.

I'm also trying to do my best to see a lot of anime in theatres this year. I've already got three on the schedule. Anohana, this and EVA. I'm kind of sad I missed Madoka Magica... oh well.

I was actually referring to films in general that come to my area, but have fun watching those movies. At least you get to see those movies in theaters as they won't be coming to any theater where I live.

Oh, I hear ya. Well if you ever have the desire to see more indi stuff and can make it up to northern VA you can usually find anything that is hard to find elsewhere. That's if you can handle 95 traffic through Richmond and up to Fairfax. :/

I bothered seeing the first Pokemon movie when that showed up here though I had already spoiled myself watching a raw copy of it before so it didn't have the same impact on me because I could tell what was altered in the US release.

(yet I'm sure some will think I'm a troll for what I do).

Usually smaller communities get the short-end of the stick as I see it. I always thought my town did though we did have two competing chains throughout the 80's (AMC and National Amusements), now after several buyouts it's all Cinemark territory here. I sorta miss the competition that was in place when you had separate chains or Ma & Pa operations to deal with.

StudioToledo wrote:

I bothered seeing the first Pokemon movie when that showed up here though I had already spoiled myself watching a raw copy of it before so it didn't have the same impact on me because I could tell what was altered in the US release.

You saw the first Pokémon movie in it's original Japanese dub back in the 90s? This to me comes as a surprise, but only because at the time I wasn't familiar with the anime/manga subculture, nor the fact the shows I were watching were severely edited (in fact I didn't even know that Pokémon and the other anime shows from Japan were from Japan. I thought they were made in the U.S). It's most likely due to that I was child attending elementary school during that decade, and knew knowing who was a nerd to share this with me. If I've grew up a decade earlier or so I might heard of it. Oh and the fact that at the time the terms anime and manga were not yet common terms among people here as they are now had something to do with it as well.

StudioToledo wrote:

(yet I'm sure some will think I'm a troll for what I do).

Why would someone think you are being a troll for sharing links that relate to a topic?

StudioToledo wrote:

Usually smaller communities get the short-end of the stick as I see it. I always thought my town did though we did have two competing chains throughout the 80's (AMC and National Amusements), now after several buyouts it's all Cinemark territory here. I sorta miss the competition that was in place when you had separate chains or Ma & Pa operations to deal with.

More like communities that are not as well known throughout the world or communities that are not close to such well known places like New York City or Washington D.C. I wouldn't say the community I love on is small, at had been growing throughout the years, but it's in the same status as those places I mention, nor close to the places for that matter. the county is next to the capital of Virginia however, but I don't think it's well known throughout the word. (Even though I heard last year that the capital has been added to a list of places to visit in the U.S so the city is starting get some recognition. I think the fact Richmond was one of the places the movie Lincoln was film also might have helped some).