Top 100 Greatest ANIME MOVIES
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- Going through all the best anime movies I've watched
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TOP 100 LIST (TURN ON CAPTIONS TO SEE IN THE VIDEO)
Whale (KUJIRA)
the LITTLE prince and the eight headed dragon
Horus
puss n boots
animal treasure island
taro the dragon boy
GALAXY EXPRESS 999
Aim for the Ace
ringing bell
unico
gundam trilogy
gauche THE CELLOLIST
barefoot gen
Nausicaa
Royal space force
The Star of Cottonland (1984)
PROJECT AKO
Fist of northstar
macros do you remember love?
Project Eden
ai city
neo tokyo
The Phoenix: Karma
arion
Sengoku Majin Goushougun: Toki no Etranger
crusher joe
venus wars
Cobra
Night on the galactic railroad
dragonball z movie 1
Pokemon: Pikachu's Summer Vacation
roujin z
whisper of the heart
memories
Spriggan?
Run Melos!
Spring and Chaos
Ghost Sweeper Mikami Movie
Like the Clouds, Like the Wind
Black Jack the Movie
You're Under Arrest The Movie
Baycity wars
Sakura film?
Sakura's 2 finale
digimon the movie
one piece movie 1
metropolis
TREE OF PALME
Bloodlust
digi charat
Princess Arete
Millennium Actress
Tekkon Kinkreet
STEAMBOY
Mai Mai Miracle
Nasu
Sword of the Stranger
Dead Leaves
Miyamoto Musashi:
trigun/
up on poppy hill/
Lupin goemon /
okkos inn/
children of the sea/
dbs broly/
Giovanni
saint onni san
hanna and alice
in the corner of the world
walk is short
Genocidal organ?
Rainbow Fireflies
Legend of the Millennium Dragon
angels egg
Mind Game
Belladonna
1001 nights (90s)
X
Utena movie
TAMALA2010: a punk cat in space
Glassy Ocean 1998
Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor
Chuumon no Ooi Ryouriten (1991)
"A Japanese Boy Who Draws"
Ongaku
Cagliostro
Lupin fuma clan
mononoke, spirited away, howl's moving castle, porco rosso
Grave, only yesterday, POM POKO, Yamagas
char's counterattack
Akira
gits, INNOCENCE
patalabour 1 & 2
lum beautiful dreamer or only you
jinroh
end of eva
Shin Eva
interstella 5555
Hosoda hour
girl who lept
summer wars
Shinkai shuffle
5cm
redline
Ninja scroll
Perfect blue
Tokyo godfathers
PAPRIKA
ANIMATRIX
No wolf children? :(
@@basicjeff. I do mention it actually probs need to clean up the list a bit
@@Stevem gotcha
I've got Demon city Shinjuku in my list. Nice video by the way.
Children of the sea??
Whisper of the Heart is in the list. All is right with the world. I will rep for that film day and night to get more recognition within the Ghibli canon.
I love that film!! Definitely my favorite Ghibli movie and one of my favorites in general
Country roads performance scene is pure joy
Goated
@@maric24 when the nice old geezers drop some beats 😁
Whisper of the Heart and Nausicaa are always my fav Ghibli movies.
One my favorite anime channels out there! Deserving of so much more recognition. Keep up the killa work King!
thank you!
Porco Rosso has been and always will be my favourite Miyazaki. The section where he flies high enough to see the spirits of all the departed pilots? *chef's kiss*
Thanks for reminding me of the first Cardcaptor Sakura movie too, I was a big fan of the manga and the anime, so when the film was released, it was not entirely what I was expecting- there's something about certain scenes and sound composition that just *hits different* and I still love it.
Favourite overall? Very hard to choose, but I'm going to go with Perfect Blue. What a film.
Perfect blue very nice
My Neighbor Totoro or Nausicaa easily beat out Porco Rosso, although it's good of course. Royal Space Force or Patlabor 2 would be 1 and 2. I could change them around depending but Perfect Blue is great as well. Maybe in my top 20. Pity Kon passed away so early,12 years now. The fact that he worked with Oshii on Patlabor 2 only makes that film even better.
@@kellinwinslow1988 I much prefer porco but I've already made that clear
watch the French dub. Jean Reno voices Porco and it is absolutely perfect.
The lack of The Tale of the Princess Kaguya is destroying me, but it was a fantastic video nevertheless and it also inspired me to start watching more anime movies, starting with the studio 4C flicks. Thank you for your dedication!
well i did you a free slot at the end lol i'm just a bigger fan of his other stuff
It's a shame that there hasn't been another director like Yoshiaki Kawajiri. Wicked City, Demon City Shinjuku, Ninja Scroll, Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, I love the style of those films. There is no modern studio that is willing to go that dark anymore.
If we're talking movies that's because the markets that used exists don't , many if those titles thrived on the rental market and DVD boom. Kawajiri has tried for years to make a ninja scroll 2 but that's a title in which the original was far more popular overseas to begin and japanese investors have not been interested
The Ghibli film Princess Mononoke, Neon Genesis Evangelion (Especially End of Evangelion) and/or something in the 18+ anime realm (I'm not too well versed but if I ever do create an animated film, it will prob have 18+ elements that appeal to more than one gender/identity and 18+ orientation).
@@Stevemwow… now that is sad. I had no idea he’s actually been trying to do similar movies like those.
Loved this video, I added so many of these to my watchlist, I especially can't wait to watch Mind Game and Tekkonkinkreet.
Hope you enjoy it!
Mind Game changed my life, really happy to hear that it's in the list! Can't wait to go through it!
As a kid, I would have loved something like this. I couldn't afford entire series on DVD (no streaming back then), so DVDs were the way to go. I preferred films over series because I didn't have to worry about "completing" the series or needing to find THAT ONE EPISODE you're missing.
I will definitely look up some of these.
I love what you did here because there is a lot of popular films that always become top 10 for people, and they ignore a lot of gems, specially from past decades over what they already know.
I often find myself on youtube passively consuming videos but yours is one of the few channels I watch where I need to save the videos for an evening where I can relax and drink it all in. Thanks for providing such quality work, it's a privilege to be able to enjoy it! I hope 2023 is a good year for you.
thank you, hope it goes well for you too!
Sr, usted ha pasado a la historia dentro de mi memoria como el mejor revisor y analista de anime de todos los tiempos, espero siga así.
Thanks for making this. It was a nice trip down memory lane for some movies I'd seen, but you've given me a wealth of titles to watch!
Truly remarkable effort man! Great job! Now waiting for the 100 series ;)
That would kill me lol I've seen too many shows lol
Finally, a truly solid list of anime movies. I've been waiting forever for this. Thank you for all the new recommendations, and my recommendation is Maquia: The Promised Flower Blooms,my favorite anime film.
seems people like that one seen a couple people mentioning it here
ur one of the ppl that got me to explore more movies especially madhouse and rintaro/kawajari/otomo's works so this vid just put a lot more stuff to the top of my ptw
Legends
Thanks for the Christmas gift, Stevem. Excellent list and interesting look at anime movie history.
Happy holidays!
Great video all around. The ending was the cherry on top.
Thanks 👍
WOW ! This is an amazing history of Anime ! Thank you 👍
Glad you enjoyed
I will personally say that I think "Pompo the Cinephile" has the quality to be in the top 100 Anime films, but it's a relatively new film, came out in 2021 and got an English screening across the US this year. Would love for more people to check it out
yah i dony have a 2020 part for the list but id like to check put pompo sometime
Heard about it like a month ago, your comment made me go "find" it finally. You didn't ask but I thought Was ok, 6.5/10
You stole my eyes and ears all December, I wasn’t prepared to be depraved of content so soon. Glad to be a new sub, I love your content man. It’s really enhanced my enjoyment and understanding of the films and manga I love so dearly, and I think that’s all a creator or your sorts can ever aim for:)
glad you enjoyed
Fatal Fury, the motion picture was at the end for me! Thank you for all of the effort that went into this!!
i have seen the fatal fury movie , mai doesnt get enough to do smh
Tons of movies I need to check out! I'm glad Discotek has brought some of these classics back to the current market!
If you live in the states it's probs much easier to get them for sure
Thank you for this video (and for the Hideaki Anno video, loved it a lot). I think the somewhat academic commentary you give elevates into real novelty something that has been done so many times before, a top X of all time list, and I appreciated that in the other video as well. Essentially, you often talk about the things I can't learn by just watching the work, which I appreciate. Even though I have, relative to the average person, seen so many anime, I get jealous when I see someone able to so exquisitely put them into context, either by their history, the works they were influenced from and went on to influenced, the directorial, writing, and animation staff, or the techniques being used in that era. I can barely keep my anime character's names straight let alone staff and what they've worked on - at this point my only hope is to just keep watching anime and keep watching enriching videos like yours hoping something will stick so, again, thank you.
to be fair i dont always remember the characters name either pretty sure i had to cut some blank moments in here too lol, glad youve been enjoying though!!!1
Fantastic video, thanks to you I grabbed like 20 movies I need to watch. DAMN that feels good.
Good luck
This might be the most definitive top anime list I’ve come across, like ever. Dope stuff. Imma be revisiting this list a whole lot lol.
Wow, thanks!
Another great Production :) Your previous video was amazing too. Keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
Your stuff is great buddy - god bless you for this deep work you’re doing
Much appreciated
Thank you for a great video. It was really nice to see many lesser known movies here.
I wish you mentioned the years for movies. That makes them easier to find. It is also nice to see short movies are confined to experimental section mostly. Some think short movies have nothing to do with the feature movies they are interested with.
Wicked shades my dude. I can dig it.
Wow this is awesome 👏 thank you 🙏
Great picks, my favorite is Summer Wars so I was happy to see it in the Classics!
glad you enjoyed!
What a great video. Cheers mate.
cheers
been enjoying the bits of NMH inspo in these past two videos B)
im actually Char here
your literally my fav anime channel
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed
Very cool video. I can’t believe you put this out so fast while keeping the quality so high at such a density, it is super good. 🔥🔥🔥
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the shirt. Great video as always.
thank you!
Hey I didn’t know I needed this kind of video but it turns out I did!
enjoy
So many things I have to check out now. Thanks for this great list. And yay, happy seeing Mind Game, my favorite animated movie to date. Keep on rocking, love your videos. New fan and subscriber.
Missed 90% of the premiere sadly. just youtube not sending notifications as usual.
My top faves prolly are The wind rises, In this corner of the world and Mind Game.
Guess Wind rises didn't make the cut for the list but thanks for the list eitherway. Merry Xmas!
I think I said something like you could put any if not all his movies on the list easy enough it's really down to preference
You do some great stuff thanks my bro 🙏🏻👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼
I appreciate the comment !
Really cool video! Still a so underrated channel ! Allt the best to you Stevem for 2023 !
Thanks, you too!
Fantastic video, thank you for the recommendations. And thank you for the free slot at the end to put the Escaflone movie. A selfish choice on my part, but I fell in love with the setting from the film.
no problem ive gotten an old dvd of it but didnt see it
Great video! Nice to see mostly lesser discussed films. Only feedback I can give is: please put titles in the video next time.
Keep up the good work.
the list is in the pinned comment, oh I added all the names to the captions too!
This is a phenomenal video. That ending was hilarous lol.
My pick will likely be The Summit of the Gods. You already spoke about Kon - especially Millenium Actress.
oh i should check that one out its the french movie adapted from the manga right
@@Stevem Yup. Definitely recommend.
I've been waiting for this kind of list for a long time!
Great job Stevem you always deliver great content, a little surprised though that you didnt mention The tale of princess kaguya, probably my favorite Takahata movie.
Gonna watch all the movies on this list know.
I like his other work better , kaguya is not a work that resonates with me outside the technical display side
This is a really great list, Merry Christmas 🥳
Same to you
Great video and awesome list. Came here from the Anno vid. The only title I could think of that I would have loved to see on the list that wasn't, was Space Runaway Ideon: Be Invoked
ive seen the ending of the movie but watched the entire series im afraid
Now this is what I call a great video! Excellent movie list and thorough analysis! I just discovered your channel and I'm staying - subscribed.
glad you enjoyed!
I'm thrilled to have found this channel! Very interesting list. Gave me loads to investigate. Hope you have a great new year! Looking forward to more of your work.
thank you pica!
also, lol, i dig the funky rendition of rhapsody in blue for that quick runthrough near the latter bit of the video
This is an excellent top 100 anime list, with plenty of deep cuts that proudly gives it a place of honour beside Paste's and the one done by Mike Toole. Well done!
As every true anime fan would say though, you of course missed the best one: 'The Tale of Princess Kaguya' by Isao Takahata. However it's well known enough that I don't mind it being missed from this list. One glaring omission, however, is the animated films and shorts personally directed by Osamu Tezuka. A lot of anime fans don't realise that Tezuka felt more strongly towards his animated features than his (gargantuan output of) manga works. They're super avant-garde and bold in a way that put most anime films to shame even 50 years later! There are several collections that have them, such as 'The Astonishing Work of Tezuka Osamu' ('Portraits at an Exhibition' is my favourite), I urge you to check them out if you haven't already.
Besides that, notable omissions from your list that I feel compelled to mention include:
- A Wind Called Amnesia
- Colourful
- Robot Carnival (best anime anthology imo)
- Jin Roh: The Wolf Brigade (I know you touched on it under the Oshii section but anything less than a strong recommendation is selling it short)
Once again, fantastic work and can't wait to see what's next from this channel!
-So Kaguya is fine what I prefer his other work basically
-Wolf brigade I'd consider on the list but as it's the classic section I don't feel compelled to break it down
-I hate winds of amnesia
-Robot carnival is an ova not film
-Have not seen colourful I'm afraid
But glad you enjoyed the list
i am so glad that you included adolescence of utena!!
Thank you for the list! Some of mine I would add and recommend are Kite and the Garden of Sinners. Even though Kite was only able to be made because they got the funding from people who wanted to make a certain genre of anime (not saying it here), it’s beautiful and has a story that personally hit me hard. Garden of Sinners is a series of films from the 2000s that have insane animation, interesting supernatural mysteries, and a main character(s) who are like none I’ve ever seen in anime. I love them both!
i know Kite, talked about it in my Studio Arms video, although it's considered an OVA since the kind of release it became dont get cinema releases.
I might have seen a couple of garden sinners movies when i was much younger though i dont recall them leaving much impact id have to watch again
I really liked kite, its great but it's not exactly something you just sit down and watch with the family
@@Stevem My mistake, I think Kite was released as a movie in the west? (I totally forgot about OVAs were usually released as movies here so it makes sense why it wouldn’t qualify). Garden of Sinners movies are defiantly worth a rewatch, out of the bunch I really like Paradox Spiral the best.
@@wakipai3D definitely not💀 rip to anyone who brought it home in the early 2000s from a video store to watch with family because it was animated
@@sillybilly5161 it was direct to DVD though right?
Loved this video, you've made some great points and put me on with alot of other films I haven't gotten to check out. You should cover Angel's Egg in the near future! Great work as always STEVEM.🖖
thank you!
@Stevem You're very welcome my friend!
Thank you for bringing some of the best obscure/forgetten anime to the Western public eye again!
glad you enjoyed!
I think it’s time for another list. I need more obscure, underrated, lesser known 💎’s, STEVEM.
Nice list. There’s a ton there that I need to watch.
I love Dirty Pair: Project Eden….😂. So much fun. My favorite anime movie from the 90’s is Silent Mobius: The Motion Picture. That really got me into anime….again.
You haven’t watched Your Name! What are you doing man! That movie wrecked me for a week. It’s my favorite anime film and easily in my top 10 favorite films of all time.
Maybe I'll get to it one day I'm a busy man lol
The Japanese Animated Film Classics site is fantastic! Thanks for making me aware of that.
it's a cool site glad you enjoyed
Loved the video! The few I've seen from this list I totally agree with. I would also add Mystery of Mamo, as I believe (after seeing almost every English dubbed Lupin III movies/OVAs) it's the best Lupin III movie outside of Cagliostro, and possibly Lupin III: the First. Lupin III: the First might possibly be the best CGI anime movie out there, at least from the very few I've seen.
I do like mamo been a while since I've seen it, although I did have three lupins brought up In the video already
I did not expect the DBZ Garlic Jr. Movie on this list at all LOL but some of my favorite cuts from Nakatsuru and Masaki Sato are in that movie so I can’t complain
epic movie
It was nice to see you didnt forget Tale of Princess Kaguya at the end. I was worried for a little bit there
lol
I loved Venus Wars as a kid. One of the first anime movies I ever saw
You have done a good job talking about a lot of these films. Better than many other bigger channels. I'm part of what might be the first or second generation of anime fans. I can just barely remember seeing the black and white Kimba The Lion episodes when they came out in the west. The golden age of anime really has to be from around 81' or so , Arcadia Of My Youth,Urusei Yatsura,to around 97'. A lot of popular anime now just feels lifeless and safe compared to a lot of experiments that were going on then.
The Royal Space Force is an amazing film that you won't see made now in this age of recycled ideas and franchises. Such a bold first film that didn't do well in large part due to goofball films like Project Ako.
Oshii's films,Angel's Egg is the closest we have ever come to seeing Amano's stuff come to life,are some of the best,most adult,anime out there. Patlabor 2 is definitely a contender for top 5 of all time. The zen like mood of that film and the commentary on politics and the people who make decisions that ruin lives is pretty remarkable stuff in animation.
You did mention them but really Oshii's Beautiful Dreamer and Miyazaki 's My Neighbor Totoro deserve far more than just a quick mention. Nausicaa is one of his best films ,better than anything in the 2000's,so you get points for that. Both films can be seen as one of the starting points for Studio Gainax since Anno and Yamaga worked on them. The End Of Eva is very interesting,the new films are just garbage. I had interest back in 2007 for the first rebuild but it never really seemed like there was any plan for the movies and the last Eva film was so bad I had to shut it off after Shinji said in the worst Engrish "It's A Neon Genesis Evangelion". Wooff it was cringe. The entire thing felt like something they came up with while drinking and writing the story on some napkins at the bar. After 10 years it felt like a huge waste of time and a cash grab that was only finished out of obligation.
Good job on talking about Night On The Galactic Railroad although Sugi also made The Tale of Genji which is very interesting. Pity it's never been released on disc. The Dagger Of Kamui is also interesting. And I love Grave Of The Fireflies but Only Yesterday is my favorite Takahata film. Shame you didn't mention The Tale of Princess Kayuga,not much else has been better in the last 10 years.
X is an amazing looking film, remember seeing it in a limited theater run back in 97'. The fact that it's never been released on Blu Ray,Manga didn't always do a good job with their transfers which is why they get the name ,Mangle entertainment. But overall you did a good job even for someone like me that has been watching anime for over 40 years.
I've seen dagger sure it's interesting maybe a little all over the place in narrative but the style is all there, I mean the golden age historically is usually considered the 60s-70s though that term isn't really the same as what I think is best, the industry is one of booms and busts you'll only really see risks in boom periods Im not here to say one age is better or worse as someone who does animate I'm pretty invested in the new technology s making it ever more possible for anyone to make ambiguous work on their own or with a couple people
I'll check genji, Im not really massive on Totoro or Kaguya. Kaguya is defo a technical marvel but one made in such a difficult and ludicrous way and yeah the manga release of x looks pretty bad I actuallyy have there a tv hd rip around for x though that looks much better
@@Stevem I'm not as much into modern anime. I do have stuff from the modern area,Space Battleship Yamato 2199 is probably one of the few things that's impressed me over the last 10 years. I do agree that it's good that smaller, independent artists can create work. After all that's how Gainax got started. The 60's and 70's were when a lot of big stuff got started for sure but really anime didn't take off till the early 80's. And I just haven't seen anything yet that's reached the pinacle of works like Patlabor 2,Legend Of The Galactic Heroes ECT. Plus with the passing of artists like Kon,who was called the savior of anime at one point,and the breaking of of Gainax and the slow falling apart of Ghibli,I don't see anything replacing them anytime soon.
@@Stevem Totoro is probably his most personal work,dealing as it does with his own mother having tuberculosis,and it deals with pain and loss in a way that his other works don't. He really reached back into his most painful and joyous parts of his childhood. The dread of loss that a young child can't articulate is very powerful. Plus Totoro is such a powerful creation of peace and simplicity that it gives the movie a feeling unlike any of his other works. I'm not a fan of nostalgia,I don't have much nostalgia for anything,but Totoro does nostalgia better than almost any other film I've seen. Sublime without being overbearing. And the father is much like the dad from Something Wicked This Way Comes. He has grown up but hasn't quite lost connection with his childhood as he almost sees Totoro. Nausicaa might be his most important work but Totoro might be his most meaningful. Kaygua is pretty great. Granted it's not for everyone as most of Takhata's stuff is ,much like Oshii actually,but that film felt very fresh and original even though it's based on a very old story. If you are interested,and you may already have these ,you might want to check out the books-Anime from Akira to Howl's Moving Castle by Susan J.Napier,Stray Dog Of Anime the films of Mamoru Oshii by Brian Ruh,Hayo Miyazaki by Helen McCarthy and anything by Frederik L.Schodt who was friends with Tezuka and has pretty crazy knowledge of the industry. Either way you did a good job with the video and your taste is good so great job.
@@Stevem In fact ,not that it matters,if I was forced to make a top 20 list of films,TV shows and OVAs are separate of course,it would be -1.The Royal Space Force,2.Patlabor 2,3.Nausicaa,4.Only Yesterday,5.Ghost In The Shell,6.Grave Of The Fireflies,7.My Neighbor Totoro,8.Beautiful Dreamer,9.Ghost in the Shell 2,10.Princess Mononoke,11.Akira,12.Night On The Galactic Railroad,13.Patlabor 1,14.Macross DYRL,15.Perfect Blue,16.The Tale Of Genji,17.Memories(although a lot of his anthology films could go there. Short Piece was good),18.End Of Evangelion,19.Paprika,20.Arcadia Of My Youth. Although I will say that I found When Marnie Was There to be very thoughtful and touching. Yonebayashi might be one of the few people who could take over for Miyazaki.
banger frfr keep doing your shit man
Ma man, i think ur onto something here, I think these kinda videos are a great idea, also, ur rockin some sweet shades dude. Keep it all up! :D
I appreciate that!
@@Stevem Hey anytime, oh and have a happy holiday if you celebrate. One way or another have a great day. :D
This feels less 'top anime list' and more of an index of influencial Japanese animated films. Thank you STEVEM
I like them all to varying degrees hahah but i wasnt interested in a standard top 100 list kinda deal
Hopes u do top 100 anime series thanks bro
That's Too much for me lol
Maybe a top ova video depends on how well this does over time I guess
The shirt! 💜💚
The Eva one?
I used to own the third Puss 'n Boots movie. It was called Puss' n Boots Around the World in 80 days. My parents bought it for me on vhs way back in the late 80's. As a child growing up I always knew that it was special and "different" from what I was used to watching in America.
At a later time I also rented a vhs copy of the first film in the series. I currently own the nes game they released for it as well lol.
I like the first movie best though the second one Is fun enough too I think the third one though had a fight inside a clock tower before Cagliostro
god i need to watch this in my spare times, i love anime movies.
Awesome list. Although, I would add Macross DYRL, Macross Plus, and Jin-Roh
D y r l is in the video
Plus is a better ova than movie kinda a cheat
And Jin roh is on the list
@@Stevem Oh, you're right. I can't believe I missed it
Happy to help the algorithm for you mate! Adieu Galaxy Express 999 is probably my favorite anime movie along with the first one. I call it the Miyazaki movie for "cool kids" 😉 😎
It's a rintaro movie though... And at toei
@@Stevem . I understand that..Miyazaki is for lames...Rintaro/Matsumoto are for cools! 😎
@@markw110 rintaro is based
@@Stevem . He directed Glenn Danzigs anime pilot..most certainly "based"..
😎
You just blew up my Letterboxd watchlist
well enjoy lol
Thank U Sir. Popcorn ready
All the best
I was happy with the inclusion of CCA at the very end, very nice
Big respect for putting Time Etranger. Not only was it directed by Pokemon director Kunihiko Yuyama, it was also written by Pokemon original series head writer Takeshi Shudo, who's worked with him on a bunch of other stuff too like Minky Momo. He's one of the more underrated anime screenwriters in my opinion. He's also worked on Legend Of The Galactic Heroes.
its a good one
A Tree of Palm is fantastic I also hope it gets a new remastering and release in blu ray. It's exacly like you've said if you sync with the movie it becomes very emotianally resonant.
Princess Arete is my favorite animated movie, Katabuchi has an epistemological aproach for the classic medieval fantasy worldbuilding, rendering magic as science from a super advanced alien race long forgotten. I've seen it like 5 times and every single one felt like entering another world for 1 hour and 40 minutes, very special movie.
yeah katabuchi has a very solid team behind him on most projects and his history is pretty fascinating since hes done such a variety of stuff even outside anime , or the fact he always work in tandem with his wife as his AD
Thank you brother. I know this stuff takes real research hours
How good is the word Orochi ahhh
I remember when I visit my college library at the time was randomly looking for books to read. There was Nausicaa mangas collecting dust in the corner. honestly quite suprised that when look up about the manga that it was the original work and not the other way around.
Yeah only reason the movie exists
A bit surprised you only mentioned Amano with 1001 Nights and not Angel's Egg, though 1001 Nights definitely looks a lot more like it's capturing the style of his illustrations.
1001 is a piece dedicated to Amano, I didnt plan to go to heavy into the development of angels agg here
@@Stevem that is true, and it's not like you mentioned anyone else on it either. great video btw, definitely gonna have to hunt down some of this stuff!
I’d have loved to see Belladonna in a cinema, sounds like a real experience!
a lot of laughing in the group at times, it was fun
im really getting into your content lately, i loved the hideaki anno video i saw it a 2nd time around and now im going thru some of your videos
an underrated anime or anime movie i like is the ojamajo doremi movies it breaks my heart how it was done dirty in the west and i want it to make a comeback so bad because its 2023 and not 2008 and i cant finish the series in 3 parts on youtube (because its not liscensed in the us and hasnt been since the 4kids days)
anyway take care of yourself i lov your videos
i heard there was an english dub made exclusively for the uK? Or something like that I havent watched the show so I didnt see the movie though I am interested in watching it all at some point
its a great show from what i remember but i didnt know it had an official uk release
also im somewhat surprised that you didnt include the kizumonogatari movies but also monogatari is a divisive series
but i think those movies have some incredible animation and i could watch them over and over
@@kerofresh because i dont watch monogatari basically, i fell asleep watching one of the ovas i think and thats about it
According to the catalog on Discotek's website, they had released a DVD of The Wonderful World of Puss in Boots back in 2006 in North America. It's of course been out of print for awhile now, but hopefully they can get it put on Blu-ray in the future.
Only in America of course
Thank you for mentioning Gundam!
No problem Gundam, I might have mentioned Hathaway but I've yet to see it
That beard and those shades indoors, nah there no way lol
Knew I needed to check out this video when Metropolis was on the thumbnail
I really need to stop missing these things and cool glasses.
I love how unique Royal Space Force was.
I only discovered your channel the other day and it really seems like I've struck a goldmine here! I look forward to watching more of your videos and expanding my anime horizons - the editing in the Hideaki Anno piece is really fantastic 😺My personal favourites from your list here are Night on the Galactic Railroad, Mind Game, and The Animatrix. But my favourite of all is Glassy Ocean! I'm glad to hear somebody else give public recommendation of this film. I love Shigeru Tamura's work so much, me and my partner are starting a small collection of his illustration works. Have you seen A Piece of Phantasmagoria and Ursa Minor Blue? I would love to know your thoughts on those projects as well.
I would also love to recommend to you The Flying Luna Clipper if you haven't seen it. It's this truly mesmerising and peaceful film made entirely on an 8-bit MSX computer - really interesting to read into the production and the magazines relating to it - and it's available for free on RUclips!
Thank you for your videos and I hope you have a great day 🐬
I know of Luna clipper haven't seen it yet I probs should though, yeah I'm particularly fond blue especially the soundtrack, phantasm is also cool for what it is
Great to hear it 😀
@@HallieHalliday there's a very specific video where I want to talk about those works it's about digital animation
@@Stevem Oh that'd be fun! It would certainly be interesting to learn more about the use of CG and digital drawing in the anime sphere. A film like Malice@Doll could lend to that nicely.
When Marnie Was There : the cover art didn't really entice me at first, but when I watched it it was really a slap in the face. Probably is my favourite Ghibli now.
yet to see it probs will eventually
I’m an anime film collector, mostly blu rays. It’s really frustrating that I want to own the 60s and 70s films on blu ray but other than Horus and the Gundam Trilogy, none of them are available to buy. 😢
42:11 that was the most satisfying punch I’ve ever seen in anime
Love Patlabor 2. Favorite movie of all time
This list is fantastic, which is no surprise. Personally I would put "Journey Through Fairyland" on here - not because it's narratively the most groundbreaking, but its a stunning fever dream of pastel imagery. Plus, classical music and giant demonic fairy battles is a vibe, forever and always.
you know that's one of the sanrios i have not seen
I think I owe a subscription having not seen ROUJIN Z until this video, what a wild little movie.
It's a lot of fun
@@Stevem Literally watched it twice in the last few weeks, once before I commented this and then again later with my roomates we had a great time haha
It's gonna take forever to talk about this list, but I have to praise you picked up Aim for the Ace. I think the movie is the best and the most self-contained adaptation.
Dezaki directed sooo many masterpiece series(Adventures of Gamba got my blood pumpin', Ashita no Joe is one of the best "man drama" ever, Treasure Island has the coolest portrayal of Long John Silver in history, and I forgot to even count how many times I cried watching Nobody's Boy), and if I have to pick his best feature film, this could be it.
I think it's my favourite movie he's ever created there's pro and cons to it in comparison to the show which can do a lot more but the finale is so much stronger in the movie, might be one of my favorites of the 70s with Belladona
I watched this video once and now ive got to watch it again so i can write down the ones im interested in watching
Hope you find stuff you like !
Sunao Katabuchi is currently working on Contrail, a sub studio under MAPPA made just for him (It's basically a blank check from Manabu Otsuka, you can find interviews here on youtube). His next movie simillarly to In this corner of the world will be a historical drama, but in kyoto 1000 years ago at the time the tale of genji and the pillow book was written.
For as much as people talk about who is the new miyazaki, in my heart Katabuchi already is the new Takahata, he has similar preocupations researching culture, history and creating a sense of place.
best of luck to him really, he does love his research and once upon a time he was at ghibli too, almost directed kiki
Is his new movie an original work or what's the source material?
@@adrianjuarez9454 original work, it's called The Mourning Children: Nagiko and the Girls Wearing Tsurubami Black
Great video stevem. shout outs to cat soup 2001
cat soup is a cool little ova
Sad to see princess kaguya isn't here, amazing list otherwise, props to your dedication for making this. I wish tekkonkinkreet's blu ray wasn't so goddamn expensive
you can put it on the last spot if you like im bigger on his other movies
@@Stevem it's my favorite from him, but that's the beauty of opinions
Merry Christmas
What do you think comes to mind when people picture the “anime aesthetic” cause a lot of media mostly share interpretations based on the time period. Like most 80s OVA’s or films feature cyber-punk type setting but even then it can be one set in a dystopian future or a reimagining of the past. Fantasy settings can use supernatural themes in either a dark or gothic way or a more magical and whimsical style, so what is your ideal picture for the many different settings or themes used in anime or manga? Also I was constantly checking back on the Anno video since the first short preview and have been checking back since for the full video and it was defiantly worth the wait
i once helped with interviews at my uni at the time and my tutors saw an illustration that to me looked like the bratz kinda a fashion thing too and he goes is that "anime" and i ripped him for it because i could not see how he got to that conclusion. The Aesthetic is in the eye of the beholder I dont think anime has a specific look it's always changing with technology and the times .
@@Stevemyeah that’s true like, how when people nvision a future setting it can be either just surface level like a cyberpunk city with advanced technology like Ghost in the Shell or the point where space travel becomes the norm like most mecha, so I guess it also lies in the creators visions as well interesting to think about
@@Beatlefan333 the production methods of the time are also pretty important , the 80s ovas and shows tended to go very black in space and then do a fair bit of backlighting on vehicles, nowadays though because of how techniques have changed space will be shown much pretty and rendered , likely in colours and with star clustersin a way not possible in the 80s