→being a famous youtuber and being a college student needs good time management, but you’re shit at that. so, fancying a boy working at the coffee shop would be out of the question, right?
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a/n: I JUST FINISHED THE MOVIE AND MY GOD I WAS SHOCKED the movie was just fricking amazing but the plot… IT HAD SOME SIMILARITIES WITH THIS SERIES OMG I SCREAMED (what can i say, great minds think alike) i won’t spoil anything but seriously go watch it!!! AND DONT GET ME STARTED ON THE BREATHTAKING SONGS UGH
The film stands strongly on its own and as a retelling of fairy tale Beauty and the Beast. Animation and voice acting combine for believable characters in all settings, and the visuals are stunning, too.
Fans of his film “Summer Wars” will be especially thrilled to return to a virtual world similar to OZ, but this time the virtual hero is a heroine. Teenage student Suzu joined VR community U seeking a place where she could find joy in singing again, but her enchanting songs attract more than she was prepared to face. Thankfully, Suzu does not face these challenges alone; her friends in her daily life are supportive and surprising.
Similar to “Mirai,” the film’s timeline is not linear; instead, flashbacks slowly reveal Suzu’s story and her complicated feelings toward music. The soundtrack delivers on these feelings as well; Millenium Parade, a side project of popular Japanese band King Gnu’s Daiki Tsuneda, sets the tone with opening song (above), and the bops keep coming. You may find yourself singing along by the end — if you don’t find yourself tearing up as well.
