Hmmm, I’ve seen a lot of bad and mid anime movies (and a number that I even regret, yeah I’m talking 'bout you, third Made in Abyss movie!), but not a lot outside of the usual classics that I’d actually recommend. Redline definitely makes the list, probably also Utena: Adolescence because they went there and I applaud them for that. Other decent movies include Koe no Katachi, Ookami Kodomo, Vampire Hunter D, Interstella5555, and of course the Eva movies. Then there are the movies that I watched so long ago that I don’t know if I’d still enjoy them today, like Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo. I used to like Makoto Shinkai’s early movies a lot, but the more of them he released, the more I realized he basically only knows how to make one movie over and over again with aesthetic tweaks, which kinda killed it for me. Also I don’t like Satoshi Kon’s movies very much (unpopular opinion I know).
Sorry for not following the assignment, but nine movies without Ghibli is apparently a tall order for me.
Hmmm, I’ve seen a lot of bad and mid anime movies (and a number that I even regret, yeah I’m talking 'bout you, third Made in Abyss movie!), but not a lot outside of the usual classics that I’d actually recommend. Redline definitely makes the list, probably also Utena: Adolescence because they went there and I applaud them for that. Other decent movies include Koe no Katachi, Ookami Kodomo, Vampire Hunter D, Interstella5555, and of course the Eva movies. Then there are the movies that I watched so long ago that I don’t know if I’d still enjoy them today, like Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo. I used to like Makoto Shinkai’s early movies a lot, but the more of them he released, the more I realized he basically only knows how to make one movie over and over again with aesthetic tweaks, which kinda killed it for me. Also I don’t like Satoshi Kon’s movies very much (unpopular opinion I know).
Sorry for not following the assignment, but nine movies without Ghibli is apparently a tall order for me.