For the anime "Violet Eternal Garden", I think this is probably the one that touched me the most. Since the beginning of TV, I have been deeply impressed by it, the delicate picture quality, almost every frame down is a beautiful mural. Maybe its plot is not the best, but it may be very good for people to inspire.
What is love? How to love? The secret and meaning of gentleness I want to experience in this film. In the sense, it is not just anime, it can be slowly appreciated as a work of art, and it can also be used as a human being to explore the essence of emotions. I think, in my opinion, I want to put it on the same level as Mr. Miyazaki's masterpiece. Indeed, it inspired me too much.
Unfortunately, seeing the bullet screen really makes people feel sorry, but a masterpiece is rarely experienced by heart, more is just the vulgarity of the stem and the inflammatory tendency without thinking...
"Violet Eternal Garden" was seen in the cinema, at first I went to see it just hoping to see the Easter eggs after the film, but half an hour after the start I found that I was wrong, the story is really fantastic, in addition, painting, dubbing, etc. are very comfortable, you must not look at a "work of art" with a casual look. So that when the theme song at the end of the film sounded, it was as if I had forgotten myself, and I was fully immersed in the plot and deeply moved.
Hui Shen found that no one left the scene early (although there were not too many people at the time), they may just want to see if there are any Easter eggs, but I think there may still be many people who are attracted to the charm of "Violet" like me. Painting in Kyoto must be a masterpiece, and I understand this sentence now. When I learned that the sequel was going to be released, I was really excited. After all, Kyo Ani had just had that accident and really didn't know how to do it, so I decided that I had to go to the cinema to see this rumor.
It just so happened that on January 10th, I was on a business trip in the field, yes, it was in Wuhan (which can be seen in my dynamics), the business trip work was basically done, so I bought a ticket for the evening to see. There were nine people in the audience, plus me. Everyone is serious about reading all of them before leaving. It can be seen that they are all loyal Kyoto fans.
Speaking of the plot, the sequel still maintains a very classic Kyo Ani-style gentleness, and there is the super detail control that Kyoto Animation has always adhered to, which has inadvertently been integrated into the plot atmosphere, and its emotions have also changed with the changes in the plot.
Because it is Kyo Ani, they dare to add a large amount of daily life to the story, and it is precisely because it is Kyo Ani that they melt their feelings into every inch of the picture. To be honest, Violet is not a fast-hot work, and the rhythm of the narrative itself determines that this will not be a shocking drama that makes you cry from beginning to end. But you feel the world built by these creators with your heart, you will feel the pulse and heartbeat behind the story, and you will be as touched as I am when the sisters and the two sisters echo each other in the air.
Affection, friendship, love, the powerful empathy that comes with these precious emotions that human beings have, coupled with the solid emotional foreshadowing in front, I am truly happy for these kind people on the other side of the dimension, and I am happy for the beauty that these people bring. This may be why so many people are willing to work hard to build such a world, because everyone has that pure emotion beating in their hearts. Because these people value the beauty of the world more than life, we also believe that the light of goodness will illuminate every dark corner and bring salvation to all people.