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‘Night is Short, Walk on Girl’ in cinemas now!
Masaaki Yuasa’s Night is Short, Walk on Girl is the latest anime film coming to UK screens thanks to All the Anime. It’s difficult to describe the plot of this film, partly because encapsulating it in...
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See Satoshi Kon’s ‘Perfect Blue’ on Halloween!
To celebrate the 20th anniversary release of Satoshi Kon’s cult anime film Perfect Blue, All the Anime are bringing it to UK cinema screens for one night only on Halloween! Until recently, I had never...
View Article‘Fireworks’ in UK cinemas this week!
Studio Shaft’s Fireworks is the latest anime film coming to UK cinemas (15 November), thanks to All the Anime. Based on a 1990’s live-action TV special Fireworks: Should We See It from the Side or the...
View ArticleAdd ‘Steamboy’ to your Christmas watch list!
Katsuhiro Otomo, the man behind standout anime films such as Akira and Metropolis, is one of those staple names in the anime director world. So, I was keen to check out Steamboy, a 2004 film...
View Article‘Lu Over the Wall’ makes a splash on UK screens!
There’s something distinctly bizarre about Masaaki Yuasa’s films that I can’t help but love. At first glance, Lu Over the Wall doesn’t look as sharp as some recent anime films that have graced UK...
View ArticleSpice up your DVD collection with ‘Paprika’!
It’s been a good year for Satoshi Kon fans in the UK – not only did we get to see Perfect Blue on the big screen, but Paprika is now also available on blu-ray/DVD. That’s good news if you’re stuck for...
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First impressions – watching Hyouka Part 1
I first came across the anime series Hyouka late last year when it popped up on the NHK’s poll of the Best 100 Anime of All Time (no. 25) as well as a western-style poll curated by Youtuber The Anime...
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My 20-something thoughts on ‘Pokemon The Movie 20’
Like a lot of people in their twenties, I grew up fairly obsessed with the Pokemon series. I played Pokemon Blue on the Gameboy, watched the original series on SMTV Live and collected the cards...
View ArticleIn another world with ‘Grimgar: Ashes & Illusions’
I grew up obsessed with fantasy novels but, in my twenties, I’ve struggled to be enamored with fantasy anime. The plots generally feel re-hashed, characters carbon copies of each other and there’s...
View Article5 reasons to see Maquia on screen!
All the Anime have been spoiling us for UK anime film screenings over the past few months, and certainly given us all plenty to blog and tweet about. Maria Okada’s directorial debut ‘Maquia: When the...
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