Tag: mitsukitanimura

This is going to be a rather short review, and for the following reason: last year I have already done a BluRay review for "Summer Wars". That article concerned an edition which was regionfree by accident and was actually pulled...

Summer Wars was the Japanese animated film from 2010 on these pages.  We've reviewed it a lot, so I'm not going to get too deep into all that, you can check below for links to reviews.  What I will say...

(NOTE: we've been contacted by the distributor of this disc, stating that it is not their intention for this edition to be sold outside of the region of Taiwan and several surrounding Asian countries. Furthermore, the new Taiwanese prints of...

Hosoda is back with another feature film and remembering the sweet little surprise that was The Girl Who Lept Through Time I was determined not to let his newest slip by. Hosoda is slowly turning into a certainty for quality...

Something old has already appeared on Blu-ray, and something new is coming soon.  Studio Ghibli is pretty much universally admired among ScreenAnarchy writers and readers I'd wager.  Hayao Miyazaki's work has, however, been somewhat under-appreciated in this new high definition...

Back in January of this year, Manga UK twittered that they hoped to be able to release Mamoru Hosoda's excellent "Summer Wars" in UK-cinemas in September, followed by DVD and BluRay releases in October (thanks Ulrik!).And now one of the...

Thanks to the good folks at New York-Tokyo and the New York International Children's Film Festival, Mamoru Hosada's SUMMER WARS is set to have its US premiere this Friday, February 26th. But that ain't all, the festival will also be...

(UPDATED with corrected information!) Manga UK just twittered that they'll be releasing Mamoru Hosoda's "Summer Wars" in the United Kingdom next September, and our good friends from Affenheimtheater are confident that this will indeed include a BluRay release. (According to...

(Screened as part of the 23rd Leeds International Film Festival which ran from 4th-22nd November 2009.) Virtual worlds as depicted in film and television can be something of a sore point for many people. It doesn't take a geek to...

I don't know whether it would make sci-fi novelists of yesteryear jump in self-congratulating jubilation, but we've finally entered a time when it's more likely to have twenty people from all over the world chat with you than finding the...

When director Mamoru Hosoda appeared on the scene with 2006's The Girl Who Leapt Through Time the cries went out immediately hailing him as the heir apparent to legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki.  The comparison was an obvious one.  Not only...

[Our thanks to Guillem Rosset for the following review.]One of the things that I love about a film festival like Sitges is the chance to discover hidden treasures. I'm even more grateful when this treasure is a film you should...