The animation is extremely wide and versatile. Even if you narrow it up to only anime (animation made in Japan), there are so many different genres and shades that any type of comprehensive list is almost impossible (But you better believe we have tried). Despite what some members of the Academy may think, Anime is much more than a movie for children, and much more than just “Dragon Ball”, even if this particular show has happened for the last 40 years to define the action adventure anime. Shonen shows and movies (like “Dragon Ball”) take care of a completely different demography than, say, “quiet voice”, which is also a very different demographic and tone from “My Neighbor’s Totoro”.
At least we can start you with some needs if you have never boarded the exciting anime world. We already covered Five Important Anime TV Shows Everyone should try, so it’s time to handle feature films. Before we continue, it seems reasonable to add a couple of special mention that simply does not match this list, starting with the main filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki.
For a couple of reasons, you won’t find a Miyazaki movie here. First of all, his work is simply so familiar and recognized worldwide (even fans who are not Anime fans) that, to add one of his films, even the best, would be similar to that of a new animation to watch Disney’s movie. Of course, they might have to do it, but they already know it. (This is what the “Princess Monone” is a movie that everyone should watch, incredible animation work with complex heroes and themes, and a stunning view of the struggle between nature and progress. It is one of the best dark fantasy movies all the time.)
Although Makoto Shinkai’s “Your Name” is not so recognized and without the same reputation level, it is also a very easy suggestion for people starting with the media. This is a role model for today’s anime, a popcorn teen romantic movie with simply incredible visual images and a great soundtrack.
Finally, “an attitude reminder is an animated masterpiece, a medium length function Based on the “Chainsaw Man” creator’s story For the cost of art and joy, how to make it, as well as friendship and creativity. It is also one hell of tear jerker, so keep it in mind.
If warnings are not off the road, let’s look at five essential anime films that everyone should watch at least once.
