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Kun est un petit garçon à l’enfance heureuse jusqu’à l’arrivée de Miraï, sa petite soeur. Jaloux de ce bébé qui monopolise l’attention de ses parents, il se replie peu à peu sur lui-même. Au fond de son jardin, où il se réfugie souvent, se trouve un arbre généalo-magique. Soudain, Kun est propulsé dans un monde fantastique où vont se mêler passé et futur. Il rencontrera tour à tour ses proches à divers âges de leur vie : sa mère petite fille, son arrière-grand-père dans sa trépidante jeunesse et sa petite soeur adolescente !
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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.