Mirai
a review by CarlosCBenitez13
a review by CarlosCBenitez13
First of all I want to apologize for the grammar.
Mirai No Mirai presents a story of a typical Japanese family whit their culture and their busy lives with mothering and fatherhood, where the main character is Kun, a spoil child that feels jealous of her newborn sister, the lack of attention of his busy parents and his whims cause that he run away from home, stumbling upon a magical garden that serves as a time-traveling gateway where he encounters a series of adventures, learning news teachings.
The fact that the tree to meters of his house allow him time-travel that seems great to me, I mean, there is no need to go far, the adventure is here before your eyes, also, Kun can meet with family members who by conventional methods he couldn't.
Technically is beautiful.
How progressively the faces of children turn red and when they cry and tears are well achieved.
I like how the animators emphasize in the motions of Kun tripping of the bicycle and up and down stairs, because he still is a child and, it is notice the dedication.
The film develops more in the house, then make close planes that do not disturb the view, and then create wonderful scenes in which the camera moves in a 2D environment in a three-dimensional way where we move from one place to another subtly inside the house .
In the scene of the great grandfather ride a horse with Kun only is needed a couple of wheat plants for making a transition perfectly, changing the plane so you do not find it so abruptly, going from a rural scene with a horse to drive on a route with a motorcycle in a city, and the producers used and perfectly combined real images from a train station for developing part of the story, just great.
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