Full intracranial orgasm. Exaggerated imagination and artistic expression, rich and clear viewpoints and themes, clear logic and editing genius. I still remember what Jonathan Blow said in Braid's interview. When the author couldn't understand the deeper aesthetic philosophy of his works, even if he got a superficial applause, he was out of anger and disappointment. That's how it feels right now - just as an audience - my brain is completely unable to fully accommodate and understand so much content, I can only superficially applaud, so I really feel very guilty as an unqualified audience.
This animated film is Yuasa's first work, so you can see too many shadows of his later works, exaggerated colors and artistic expression "Spring Night is Too Short", dynamic perspective and painting tension "Ping Pong", dance and music "Declaring the Dawn" The Song of Dew"...Even in the OP of "Image Research", which is being serialized now, you can see the shadow of the most exciting last running scene of this work. Even so, each work is still so different, it makes people feel that this is Yuasa, it must be another surprise! That's why I like Yuasa more than Miyazaki. Since Jin Min, the more geniuses I have come into contact with, the easier it becomes to admit that I am an ordinary person...
The resources I looked for this time are not particularly high-definition. I saw the high-definition version on the B station just after watching it. I was so pissed, I found a chance to re-flash "Mind Game" and "Spring Night Bitterly Short" again.
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