Ame and Yuki’s mother marries a wolf. The film showcases her efforts at raising two children who have the ability to transform into wolves.

This is a movie about children, but it’s a movie for adults. It showcases a woman’s challenges as a single mother, raising her children and eventually letting go of them. This becomes even more difficult due to her children’s poorly controlled wolf transformations and her resulting reluctance to rely on other people. Continue reading Wolf Children Ame and Yuki Review — A- →

In the future, the world’s turned into a desert, and… something about clones and sand submarine pirates. Continue reading Ozma Review — B- →

A loose adaptation of the Hyakunin Isshu. When they say “loose” they really mean it here. We have poets from a thousand years ago racing each other and chatting in outer space. Continue reading Utakoi Review — B →

How do people like this crap? This movie was basically two hours of Arararagi and Shinbo jerking their SHAFTs.

We start out thinking about touching Hanekawa’s boobs. Then we touch Imouto’s boobs, then we stare at at Imouto No. 2’s butt. Then Arararagi flips Hanekawa’s skirt, and she tells him what a gentle and kind person he is. Then Arararagi spends most of the rest of the time chatting it up with a catgirl in her underwear. He finds time somehow to sleep with both of his sisters at once. Continue reading Nekomonogatari Review — D →

In eighth grade, Yuuta was the Dark Flame Master… but now that he’s entered high school, he wants to pretend that never happened. Unfortunately, Rikka decides to follow in his footsteps and he ends up joining the magic and naptime club. Continue reading Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai! Review — B+ →