Comments on: The Clannad movie, Key’s forgotten child http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/2009/07/09/the-clannad-movie-keys-forgotten-child/ Tsundere Service at no extra charge Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:07:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jazmine http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/2009/07/09/the-clannad-movie-keys-forgotten-child/comment-page-1/#comment-8747 jazmine Thu, 23 Jun 2011 07:27:16 +0000 http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/?p=1151#comment-8747 OMG!!!!!!! the scene on Ushio's death was really heartbreaking i mean whats gonna happen with poor tomoya his wife then his daughter i don't think that is right i mean that's to much i luv this sho but even my 20th time of seeing that scene i still cry and i don't really like the after story that much i wonder what's gonna happen anyways i just wanted to say i was sad about her death both of their deaths but i did luv that show anyways great show i luved it keep it up :D OMG!!!!!!! the scene on Ushio’s death was really heartbreaking i mean whats gonna happen with poor tomoya his wife then his daughter i don’t think that is right i mean that’s to much i luv this sho but even my 20th time of seeing that scene i still cry and i don’t really like the after story that much i wonder what’s gonna happen anyways i just wanted to say i was sad about her death both of their deaths but i did luv that show anyways great show i luved it keep it up :D

]]> By: Martin http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/2009/07/09/the-clannad-movie-keys-forgotten-child/comment-page-1/#comment-469 Martin Tue, 14 Jul 2009 18:46:26 +0000 http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/?p=1151#comment-469 I wonder if Mai Nakahara benefited from the experience the movie offered when recording the TV show...there was something about the flirtatious giggles she did for the movie that I missed in the TV show. I did think that overall it made effective use of the short running time - keeping Ushio's appearance for the final scene was brilliant. Sunohara was indeed manlier here, but unfortunately there wasn't enough time to show his personality more fully. I wonder if Mai Nakahara benefited from the experience the movie offered when recording the TV show…there was something about the flirtatious giggles she did for the movie that I missed in the TV show. I did think that overall it made effective use of the short running time – keeping Ushio’s appearance for the final scene was brilliant.

Sunohara was indeed manlier here, but unfortunately there wasn’t enough time to show his personality more fully.

]]> By: Martin http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/2009/07/09/the-clannad-movie-keys-forgotten-child/comment-page-1/#comment-468 Martin Tue, 14 Jul 2009 18:42:23 +0000 http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/?p=1151#comment-468 I liked Nagisa's portrayal but there was something missing about Tomoya here - perhaps it was that absence of that wonderfully dry sense of humour of his. Maybe they should've found time to include Fuuko; if nothing else it would've offered an opportunity to do the 'juice up the nose' thing and lighten the mood. I liked Nagisa’s portrayal but there was something missing about Tomoya here – perhaps it was that absence of that wonderfully dry sense of humour of his. Maybe they should’ve found time to include Fuuko; if nothing else it would’ve offered an opportunity to do the ‘juice up the nose’ thing and lighten the mood.

]]> By: schneider http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/2009/07/09/the-clannad-movie-keys-forgotten-child/comment-page-1/#comment-459 schneider Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:36:39 +0000 http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/?p=1151#comment-459 I watched the movie as a primer for the TV series, but it turned to be more like a washing-my-eyes-with-the-TV-series-to-forget-about-the-movie sort of thing. I really hated the segue in the middle, and couldn't accept how Tomoya could've fallen so low after that. Air movie made me cry girly tears, but the Clannad movie drove a stake through my heart. Movie Nagisa might have more of a backbone than TV Nagisa, but I did get to like how TV Nagisa turned out. Maybe it's just me, but Mai Nakahara's acting felt better in the latter. The only consolation for me was that Sunohara was markedly manlier in the movie than in the TV series, but the latter makes it up for more Sunohara scenes (which TBH was my favorite part of the show anyway). I watched the movie as a primer for the TV series, but it turned to be more like a washing-my-eyes-with-the-TV-series-to-forget-about-the-movie sort of thing. I really hated the segue in the middle, and couldn’t accept how Tomoya could’ve fallen so low after that. Air movie made me cry girly tears, but the Clannad movie drove a stake through my heart.

Movie Nagisa might have more of a backbone than TV Nagisa, but I did get to like how TV Nagisa turned out. Maybe it’s just me, but Mai Nakahara’s acting felt better in the latter.

The only consolation for me was that Sunohara was markedly manlier in the movie than in the TV series, but the latter makes it up for more Sunohara scenes (which TBH was my favorite part of the show anyway).

]]> By: Sorrow-kun http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/2009/07/09/the-clannad-movie-keys-forgotten-child/comment-page-1/#comment-458 Sorrow-kun Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:28:30 +0000 http://mononoaware.concretebadger.net/?p=1151#comment-458 I liked the KyoAni version better than the movie in the end, but there are a couple of things that I thought the movie did quite well. Definitely agree with your point about Nagisa's character, she's a much greater on-screen presence in the movie, and has more personality, because they toned down her more docile, vulnerable side quite a bit. It's almost sacrilege to suggest that there's anything the movie did better than the KyoAni series, let alone something major like one of the lead characters, but I really preferred Nagisa's movie persona. Didn't like Tomoya though... he was much more angsty, and resembled a much blander lead character than the one we got in the KyoAni series. I liked the KyoAni version better than the movie in the end, but there are a couple of things that I thought the movie did quite well. Definitely agree with your point about Nagisa’s character, she’s a much greater on-screen presence in the movie, and has more personality, because they toned down her more docile, vulnerable side quite a bit. It’s almost sacrilege to suggest that there’s anything the movie did better than the KyoAni series, let alone something major like one of the lead characters, but I really preferred Nagisa’s movie persona. Didn’t like Tomoya though… he was much more angsty, and resembled a much blander lead character than the one we got in the KyoAni series.

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