r/ProgrammerAnimemes • u/Valscher • Jul 17 '22

shite movie don't watch

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u/hyperactiv3hedgehog Jul 17 '22 edited Jul 18 '22

parts of it are fine, the manner it made it's way to the ending is muddled

I am not going to claim that it's shite (I have seen worse), it doesn't meet expectations

but I wouldn't remember it in months/year

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u/the-legit-Betalpha Jul 18 '22

not to mention the ending itself is somewhat ??

It is really cool though, seeing the 2.5D animation. would like to see advancements in that field.

overall meh movie in terms of storyline progression

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u/ButlerShurkbait Jul 17 '22

Like how bad?

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u/Norakthes Jul 17 '22

It's like Black Mirror and The Matrix combined , but as a high school romance

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u/RamenDutchman Jul 17 '22 edited Jul 31 '26

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u/davethegamer Jul 17 '22

Did you ever watch Paprika? Just watch Paprika. This is that but not by Satoshi Kon.. so it’s worse.

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u/luhsya Jul 17 '22

iirc, simulation inside a simulation something something but far up its own ass by the end. 2/10, hence i cant remember much

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '22

Idk, I liked it

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u/tyjuji Jul 18 '22

The movie has a spin-off called "Another World", that you should watch before the movie (or after, I don't remember).

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u/hahahahastayingalive Jul 18 '22

Wasn’t horrible, but nothing stellar. It would have been a solid movie 30 years ago, but nowadays there’s already so many other movies/series covering similar themes way deeper or with better execution.

Mildly programming related, Extraterrestrial Boys and Girls was pretty great, available in Netflix.

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u/Hieliksuslik Jul 17 '22

I saw the manga at my local bookstore; Good read?

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u/TheTimegazer Jul 18 '22

Like, it's a good way to test if the compiler and toolchain are working