Suzume no tojimari - 2023 Japanese Anime Movie Poster 11x17, Unframed

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After following a young man to the ruins near her town, Suzume accidently awakens a demon thar protected the world from an evil that creates earthquakes. Suzume most now help Souta who has been hexed into a chair save Japan. Tokyo Poster, Tokyo traditional travel print, Shibuya Crossing Print, Japan Art, Wedding gift, Asia Travel Print, Japan Christmas Gift Osaka Japan Travel Print Osaka Wall Decor Osaka Cityscape Poster Japan Travel Prints Osaka Art Print Osaka Illustration Osaka Wall Japan Travel Poster Print in Traditional Style - Torii Gate, Japan Poster | Travel Poster | Travel Print

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Weathering With You Poster, High Quality Print, Child of Weather, Animated Movie Poster, Manga Poster, Japanese Animated Fantasy FilmSuzume, 17, lost her mother as a little girl. On her way to school, she meets a mysterious young man. But her curiosity unleashes a calamity that endangers the entire population of Japan, and so Suzume embarks on a journey to set things right.

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|Evening at the Ramen Shop Poster, Japanese Anime Print, Ukiyo-e Art, Bedroom, Lounge, Wall Art, Home Decor, Gift, Framed, A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 What Shinkai often do best is the mix of serious and real with magic and fantasy. This movie can be seen as a fun fantasy road trip, or a look at the abandon culture of Japan as well as the horror of earthquakes. The movie is kids fun, while talking about orphans and even mentioning the 3/11 earthquake and tsunami, showing it in a moving and gut wrenching way. This is where Shinkai shines, and this movie moved me to tears at the end. It has this very impactful scene with a kid calling for her mom and it really is devastating. The very end is kind of just there and while interesting doesn't really impact the story too much. In general it feels like the movie was written by multiple people with multiple visions and too much they wanted to say, but there is only 1 writing credit, Skinkai himself. I think he wanted to do too many things this time around and the middle of the movie really slows down to me and some plot points only shine in one scene and is then abandoned. The story also felt like something I had seen before and the hopeless romanticism of Shinkai feels done to death now. It had Weathering with you (2019) vibes, another Shinkai movie, and the plot points were a bit too similar to me. It´s still a good story, but I would love to see Shinkai move out of his comfort zone.Shinkai went on to describe the film as a modern adventure story, an action film, and a road movie. Suzume no Tojimari follows a 17-year-old girl from a quiet town in Kyushu, one day she comes across a young man looking for a door. The two travel to the mountains and find a mysterious door surrounded by ruins. The two end up going on a mysterious journey which leads to doors all around Japan opening and bringing trouble from the other side. According to Anime News Network, Shinkai stated that there are three important points about the film. It is a road trip movie around the country of Japan, it’s a story about “closing doors” rather than opening them, and it’s a reason to visit the movie theater. Shinkai elaborated that closing doors can refer to tying loose ends or finishing something. Yojimbo (1961) Movie Poster | Akira Kurosawa | Mid-Century Modern Film Poster | Birthday and Christmas Gifts Idea