- #Which came first clannad or the clannad movie movie
- #Which came first clannad or the clannad movie tv
#Which came first clannad or the clannad movie movie
I don’t have a 5.1 channel surround sound system to be able to accurately tell how well the soundtrack was, but the music was overall fine. Inomata Yoshichika’s music was not bad, and certainly fit the mood for most of the movie Unfortunately, a lot of it was lost in its transition from the concept boards to the filmstrip, instead adopting a style similar to Kanon 2002, minus the Big Chin Effect(tm). Kadonosono Megumi’s character designs were certainly brilliant, charming, and on paper were very beautiful. However, they lacked this kind of symbolism for everything else, and sometimes their use of CG for the sakura petals didn’t seem to fare very well. The scope of the level of despair in the world was pretty intense, and the imagery and visuals certainly showed it. Artistically, the only thing that really looked symbolic was Illusionary World. (GitS: Innocence, Tsubasa) have done a much better job for movies, and even Kyoto Animation in its CLANNAD adaptation was many, many times better. Other notable companies like Sunrise (Z Gundam remakes) and Production I.G. However, I don’t think there was a very good use of movie budget levels here for animation. I do like that they’ve avoided the Big Chin Effect(tm) that Kanon 2002 had. What I didn’t like though was the constant use of stills, triple-pans, as well as odd angles. I noticed there were some interesting angles used, like splitting the screen in half and having the animation run differently on both sides.
What do you want me to say here? It’s a movie budget, of course. Those two are closest to what they were always meant to be, while others were skewed in some way or altered a bit much that it felt a little odd (and sometimes not very convincing to the audience) at times. For better or for worse, the changes were indeed needed, as you only have a 90-minute span to tell the story, and I might have done the same thing.Ĭharacter-wise, the only people I found to be in the same line of character personality was Yoshino Yuusuke and Sunohara Youhei.
In the movie, he is instead the victim of circumstances, just going with the flow and letting others support him rather than supporting himself. He was the one out there helping people, having this attitude of his, but at the same time having family problems.
#Which came first clannad or the clannad movie tv
In the TV animation, Tomoya was the player. The 20 minutes at the end of the movie was not enough to properly elaborate on what really happens to Tomoya and his friends, as well as what role he’s supposed to be playing. I don’t know how “tragic” he wanted to make this look, or whether or not it was a masterpiece… in my opinion though, it was a rush.
Instead, it focuses more on the relationship Tomoya and Nagisa formed, with the majority of the movie taking part within the first 70 minutes, and the conclusion taking a bare 20 minutes. I’m not too sure which it is.Įither way, when Dezaki attempted to adapt the game into a motion picture, he went for a completely different take. Instead though, they either ripped it out or mangled it. It’s “family” or “clan” in Irish, so you would think with a name like CLANNAD that the storyline would actually adopt this stance. For one, it failed to recognize the title of the movie, which is CLANNAD. Unlike a previous review I wrote on Initial D 3rd Stage, I won’t be going into a summary like I did before, nor will I be writing any spoilers. Though with only 90 minutes to tell the story, he opts for a different approach which may not appeal to all viewers.
Dezaki Osamu makes another attempt at adapting one of Key’s works, this time, CLANNAD.
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