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GATSU
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I just wish Darren acknowledged Kon at the Oscars....
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MetaSoshi9
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Yeah, I was overall underwhelmed by this film as well. What was especially surprising to me was the lack of discussion on the music involved in Kon's films even though it used Hirasawa's music throughout, it even had a somewhat random segment with a live performance that woulda fit perfectly to transition into discussion on that topic. I think this movie woulda benefited from more interviews with animators on his films and discussion on the hardships of working with such a perfectionist. It felt like it got caught up in getting the biggest names possible as interview subjects without considering just how much they could or would say about Satoshi Kon.
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noblesse oblige
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Agreed. Though it doesn’t surprise me that the people they spoke to were unwilling to give a nuanced depiction of the legendary director, both in deference to his talent and in conformity with the cultural norms of Japanese industry. It also doesn’t surprise me that the most interesting interview was Aya Suzuki. To this day, I still think about the talk she gave at Anime Next with awe and wonder. Not only has she worked on some of the most groundbreaking animated projects, she also gives the most candid and insightful discussion of those projects and the context of their production history. |
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