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Oof, I actually hadn't heard he was in a bad place after that one, that certainly explains the timelines a bit better.
Maybe they should just... stop driving him into depression in order to make anime.
Yeah; I imagine things too like the small net controversy that kicked up in the wake of the NHK documentary about the making of Shin Kamen Rider don’t help either. There’s a bit there where Anno and the action director end up getting into an argument about how they’re doing the fight sequences for the end of the film (from the documentary you can tell that Anno is clearly not very experienced in directing fight sequences in live action, at least not at this scale, and has difficulty expressing just what he’s looking for), and at one point the action director walks off set because of it, then Anno goes and apologizes to him for his behavior and asks him to come back to set, which, you know, being a professional he does.
But you have, for some reason, folks on the net comparing Anno’s behavior on set to, like, domestic abuse, and it’s pretty shitty because Anno himself was actually on the receiving end of that as a kid from his dad (he’s written about it in Asahi Shimbun before; there’s an English language edition floating around somewhere still), who sounds like a pretty big bastard.
That's ridiculous.
It's clearly just Harry Potter with muscles.
(Mashe's FMA jokes are great).
Is longer than the gap between End of Evangelion and 1.0
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like I don't know if that movie lands the same way if you're new to the franchise and watching all at once, but with >15 years of buildup like I had, it hit like a goddamn freight train
This is the nature of manga though, most of them copy what came before and sometimes they end up more popular than the original.
It didn't feel as long due to how long it took for 3.0 to come out in america officially, but yeah, its wild
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Both are actual just copying M×0.
3.0+1.0 has a rocky start because it's got to deal with all of 3.33s crap, but actually ends really well.
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Stuff like that is why I don’t think Rebuild 3 is actually bad as a film; yes, it’s a lot, but it’s also echoing the kind of trauma, confusion, and longing that someone who’s been abused and neglected feels.
It’s understandable to be frustrated with it because of what happens to Shinji, and to be frustrated with how Shinji seems to just lean hard into repeating mistakes and leading to more pain. But I think that, ultimately, Anno is trying to explore and explain that kind of trauma and state of mind as he understands it from his own life, but through Eva’s metaphors and imagery.
The title is the ultimate message of the film: You Can Not Redo. You can’t go back to these places, these ways of life, and come away with healthy outcomes. You can’t return to the place that hurt you, over and over again, and expect to not be hurt again, no matter how much you long for it to be otherwise. 3.0+1.0 provides the answer instead, even as slow and painful as it can be, that you have to extricate yourself from there, and find healthy and supportive places and people in your life.
And sometimes one of the hardest things is coming to understand all that, and pulling yourself away from the toxic thing thats’s killing you, despite the initial pain and difficult recovery.
EDIT: Blargh, is not isnt
Edit: I'm not even sure what exactly it was that made it feel that way. Maybe the action scenes just got too "cool fun" and less reverently epic? Just the vibes were all wrong. The character interactions didn't feel the same. I dunno.
this show is fucking amazing?
It's a miracle I never had that moment spoiled for me by the time I finally saw it.
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