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El niño y la bestia, la anterior película de Mamoru Hosoda, relataba el tránsito de un chico desde Shibuya a un universo sobrenatural. En el cine de Hosoda, el fantástico mezcla con la cotidianidad, algo que ocurre de nuevo en Mirai, película de una belleza conmovedora. En ella, el pequeño Kun aprende a lidiar con los cambios suscitados por la llegada de una hermanita gracias a unos viajes a un mundo fantástico.
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Just watched Mamoru Hosoda's new film **Mirai** and enjoyed it a decent amount. Beautifully made film with a lot of heart-warming themes, a very cool future/past interweaving dynamic and good development. Unfortunately, the biggest problem with this film is that it was kind of boring. No matter the amount of other great elements in a movie, if it is not entertaining, it's going to struggle a bit in my mind. I prefer Hosoda's other works to this where there is a bit of a more over-arching plot and driving story arch. Still, this is a nice movie to watch especially with your family.
One of the greatest anime movies I've watch, a simple but beautiful story! The last fifteen minutes were an emotional artwork.
The original title of the film is Mirai no Mirai.
A very pretty little film. I wish my life was half as amazing as the vibrant imagination and stories that the little boy experiences.
_Mirai_ is like a good dog (it's good). If I have any criticism… Some parts seem to have been done using CG. They've tried to make it look hand-drawn, but it's not entirely convincing. The voice acting is generally good, though the main character (a little boy) doesn't really sound like a little boy. But that's a difficult one to do. Otherwise, I love the story, some really funny moments, some rather moving moments… Sound design is good, character design is good. So yeah, a very good watch overall.