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Cheddar T yeah. its like awesome. ok? ok. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/01/25 Full Review Luiz Eduardo R Crítica resumida – Your Name Your Name é uma obra-prima visual. A animação é belíssima, rica em detalhes e com cenários deslumbrantes que reforçam a emoção em cada cena. A trilha sonora é outro destaque, combinando perfeitamente com o tom da narrativa e intensificando a experiência. A trama começa com uma premissa simples — a troca de corpos entre dois jovens — mas rapidamente se aprofunda em temas complexos como o tempo, destino, memória e a influência do passado no futuro. O estilo narrativo é envolvente e inteligente, guiando o espectador por uma montanha-russa emocional. O filme também aborda, de forma sutil e sensível, temas ligados à identidade e sexualidade, especialmente nas trocas de corpo, o que enriquece ainda mais a história. A química entre os protagonistas é poderosa, fazendo o romance soar verdadeiro e inesquecível. Um dos melhores filmes de animação japonesa já feitos — e possivelmente, o melhor. Nota 10/10. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/01/25 Full Review cleo It’s self explanatory!!!! Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 07/28/25 Full Review Lavish C [SPOILERS ALERT!] For the first half I was pleased despite the MEGA MASSIVE plot holes: 1. dude finds himself in a female body, touches his/her breasts, the sister says the breakfast is ready, and when she goes in the kitchen she's again herself. No cut, no fade, no black, no NOTHING, really like if he (in her body) went to the kitchen, but actually it's one day later after they spent one day in each other's body and now she's back in hers. 2. they spent ONE DAY in an "extremely realistic" dream, and they didn't even for one millisecond think that maybe it wasn't a dream!? 3. they have mobile phones, and yet instead of calling each other to arrange the rules (e.g. no touching my body! Not messing with my professional life! etc) they write each other messages on the phone or on their arms (!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????? WHY!? There is PAPER ffs, PAPER!!!). 4. they never notice that there are THREE YEARS of time difference!!!??? You can see calendars everywhere, on the walls, on the phones, at school. And yet, they never notice!!!??? 5. he switched body with her 3 times a week for something like a month, went to her school etc, and he doesn't freaking know the name of her town!!!!!!!!!???????????? He must draw the landscape and ask around!!!!!!!!??????? WTF!!!!! Plus typical Japanese narrative NONSENSE a-la "let's make it weird and complicated so it seems more deep and intelligent", e.g. all the notes that she left on his phone magically disappear. This is the first half of the movie. There I had a painful intuition and I investigated about how it goes on, to see if I wanted to continue or drop. And jfc, I dropped. WHAT AN INSANE AMOUNT OF NONSENSE: - dude travels back in time mysteriously after drinking the sake that she made before dying, and manages to convince her friends and family to evacuate. - they forget EVERYTHING for absolutely NO REASON other than the writer says so because Japanese writers have severe OCD about making things weird and complicated and not giving what one expects (tease and denial). - they meet by chance on a train and ask each other if they met before, THE END. ZERO GRATIFICATION, not one hug, not one smile, not one "omg, it's you!". This movie is the ultimate epitome of why I switched to manhwa after decades of manga and anime. Rated 1.5/5 Stars •  Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 07/27/25 Full Review Brayan S This is an amazing film with amazing visuals. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 07/21/25 Full Review Avery C Gut punch after gut punch, I cried probably 4 times watching this. Everytime you think you made it out the woods it continues to show you why it’s critically acclaimed. Absolute emotional roller coaster, would recommend to anyone I meet Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 07/10/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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