Comments on: Makoto Shinkai Is Alive and Still In London http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london Formerly Xcomprandomness.co.uk... Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:30:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Ingrid http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london/comment-page-1/#comment-18452 Ingrid Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:15:50 +0000 http://lhyeung.net/?p=5418#comment-18452 uhm.... i love Makoto Shinkai's works especially 5 Centimeters Per Second....it made me cry...i hope he'll do more...i'm looking forward for his next project uhm…. i love Makoto Shinkai’s works especially 5 Centimeters Per Second….it made me cry…i hope he’ll do more…i’m looking forward for his next project

]]> By: Maaya http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london/comment-page-1/#comment-8097 Maaya Fri, 20 Feb 2009 20:57:07 +0000 http://lhyeung.net/?p=5418#comment-8097 *giggles* *still alive*~! I hope he had delicious cake too. =D Maybe he'll have references to cirque du soleil in his new movie =D! *giggles*

*still alive*~! I hope he had delicious cake too. =D Maybe he’ll have references to cirque du soleil in his new movie =D!

]]> By: Martin http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london/comment-page-1/#comment-8051 Martin Thu, 19 Feb 2009 18:58:07 +0000 http://lhyeung.net/?p=5418#comment-8051 I guess this means he experienced the full force of the snow we've had in recent weeks...I watched the news and weather thinking "I'm so glad I don't live in London!" because the traffic disruption and whatnot was horrendous. Still, I can't wait to see if some familiar-looking places turn up in his next film...not to mention seeing how he incorporates more sci-fi themes into it if the BFI interview was any indication. Maybe the different environ will break him out of the Distance Trilogy themes and into new territory. I guess this means he experienced the full force of the snow we’ve had in recent weeks…I watched the news and weather thinking “I’m so glad I don’t live in London!” because the traffic disruption and whatnot was horrendous.

Still, I can’t wait to see if some familiar-looking places turn up in his next film…not to mention seeing how he incorporates more sci-fi themes into it if the BFI interview was any indication. Maybe the different environ will break him out of the Distance Trilogy themes and into new territory.

]]> By: Xcomp http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london/comment-page-1/#comment-8011 Xcomp Wed, 18 Feb 2009 21:11:45 +0000 http://lhyeung.net/?p=5418#comment-8011 @Owen That would be quite hilarious! Somehow I doubt he'll be going for another <em>Neko no Shuukai</em> kind of mood for a full feature movie, though. I'm guessing the setting this time just might not have a Japanese touch to it but, perhaps some kind of fictional Western world that reflects his experience living in London instead. @Owen
That would be quite hilarious! Somehow I doubt he’ll be going for another Neko no Shuukai kind of mood for a full feature movie, though. I’m guessing the setting this time just might not have a Japanese touch to it but, perhaps some kind of fictional Western world that reflects his experience living in London instead.

]]> By: Diego http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london/comment-page-1/#comment-7994 Diego Wed, 18 Feb 2009 11:50:56 +0000 http://lhyeung.net/?p=5418#comment-7994 I suddenly find myself wishing that Shinkai's next film will be a period piece. Not Victorian England, and certainly nothing from earlier than that. Perhaps something with a war theme, set in London during the Blitz (with parallel scenes set in Tokyo of the same era). In any case, it's entirely in the master's hands. I look forward to his next project with great anticipation. I suddenly find myself wishing that Shinkai’s next film will be a period piece.

Not Victorian England, and certainly nothing from earlier than that. Perhaps something with a war theme, set in London during the Blitz (with parallel scenes set in Tokyo of the same era).

In any case, it’s entirely in the master’s hands. I look forward to his next project with great anticipation.

]]> By: meganeshounen http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london/comment-page-1/#comment-7993 meganeshounen Wed, 18 Feb 2009 11:30:18 +0000 http://lhyeung.net/?p=5418#comment-7993 The Cirque du Soleil... that's the inspiration for Kaleidostar, if I remember correctly. I wonder if Shinkai would feature something related to the performing arts in his next work? The Cirque du Soleil… that’s the inspiration for Kaleidostar, if I remember correctly.

I wonder if Shinkai would feature something related to the performing arts in his next work?

]]> By: Owen S http://lhyeung.net/lang/en-uk/2009/02/17/makoto-shinkai-is-alive-and-still-in-london/comment-page-1/#comment-7989 Owen S Wed, 18 Feb 2009 07:15:29 +0000 http://lhyeung.net/?p=5418#comment-7989 I can only wonder if he's going to make London look all sunbeams and rainbows and butterflies as per his usual style, should he manage to depict it in his next movie. I can only wonder if he’s going to make London look all sunbeams and rainbows and butterflies as per his usual style, should he manage to depict it in his next movie.

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