Your Name Movie Reaction | First Time Watching!

[@VKunia]

Hi guys! Yes, if you have seen this already this is a reupload. My original channel was taken down. I will be making a video about it soon letting you guys know what happened :) My original video had more than 300k views too 😭 Also, I'm sorry for pushing my social media but for the "reuploads". please follow incase this happens again so I can update everyone for situations like these!

[@VashTheHumanStampede]

Thank you for the Re-Upload i do enjoy going back to older videos 👍

[@EchoASMRtist]

❤❤❤

[@SethMCor]

Hopefully you weren't getting in trouble from the Cowboy Bebop ones, that series is fire.

[@gunsmithcat7542]

I wish you and your wholesome channel all the best. I hope you get to stick with us, your community, for a long time to come.

[@llocarydoline9738]

Maybe skip the Ghibli stuff this time around 🤔

[@rtzeee2861]

This movie always make me miss someone that I don't know

[@senpaii5176]

Right lmao

[@totoro3621]

Oo same

[@nytrogyen]

True😓

[@dazakedd5580]

Facts

[@ICxrsedII]

For real

[@YTLawnGnome]

One of the most beautiful films I ever saw.

[@sefggfgg]

I agree... 🥀🥀🥀

[@wDJBRIOw]

I agree 😭😭😭😭😭

[@BlacStaa]

I totally agreeee

[@toxicjoker1999]

Hmmmmm😭😭

[@eduardocristany2732]

Koe no katachi>>>

[@cupholder189]

This movie was one of my best friends' favorite movies before he tragically passed away at 32. Several friends and myself were planning to go to Japan with him to visit the many real-life places depicted in the movie. Unfortunately, he passed in February while our trip was planned for November. We debated for a long time about whether we should go or just cancel. Then, we made a decision to go, but to make sure that we remembered him as much as possible. My favorite place we visited was Suga Shrine, which is the staircase at the end of the movie where they met. It was bittersweet. Your reaction made me remember how beautiful this movie was and how much I missed him.

[@lemonweirdo]

I'm really sorry for your loss.

[@imnotawasteoftime]

That kinda reminds me of "I want to eat your pancreas"

[@parthibandas3314]

i am really sorry for your friend's loss. If you really end up visiting japan and remembered your friend, i am sure he was happy for you and maybe he also visited with you.

[@jijumonm2345]

Melancholy is the word you're looking for. It's what you're feeling. This movie makes you feel melancholy like no other movie. It hurts but the pain makes you happy and feel alive at the same time. I have never experienced a movie like this ever before. It's a beautiful and unforgettable experience.

[@josephthomas3538]

When u spot another mallu being a weeb.

[@josephthomas3538]

Hello there fellow weeb😂🖐️

[@jijumonm2345]

@@josephthomas3538 😁😁😁 yo mallu weeb gang 🤝🏽

[@josephthomas3538]

@@jijumonm2345 😂😂. Hey!

[@jijumonm2345]

@@josephthomas3538 it's so rare seeing mallu weebs. I wish I could convince my friends lol

[@danielwhyatt3278]

“This film just gave you a feeling you can’t even explain.” That is literally the same for so many of us. This film completely change the Paradyne of how people view anime around the world. For all those outside of the fandom of the medium, what it is, what it can achieve. Thank you soo much for this reaction. If you want something away from Makoto Shinkai and something in Studio Ghibli that is both beautiful but will also feel really sad in the end in its own way or break your heart, check out ‘The wind Rises’ and ‘The Tale of the Princess Kaguya’.

[@Psilocybin77]

sorry, it's paradigm. Paradyne isn't a word.

[@noctowl2774]

Yeah. A lot of anime give me a feeling I can’t explain

[@KasimierLP]

I always cry at the "I love you scene" even tho i watched it like 4or 5 times, i just can't stop

[@shawkid]

Neither can i!!!

[@blinkachu5275]

Same, it's the one that gets me the worst, even though I already know it will come

[@ADifferentVibe]

This is one of those movies I wish I can forget and then watch again for the first time.

[@fahimistiyak2596]

Yeah..... the feelings..... I loved the whole feelings.....i normally don't watch emotional movie bcz I'm afraid of crying but i decided to watch this and its blown me like wowwh..... never expected it would be this beautiful.... A beautiful feelings.....🙂

[@ShatteredTrousers]

I don't know what I'd give, something significant, to be able to forget what Taki learns when he and his work colleagues travel out to find Mitsuha's village, just so I can experience that discovery again. That emotional gutpunch, when they realise about the comet, actually made me gasp out loud and genuinely shook me. What an incredible sensation!

[@ashermorris4254]

I don't usually cry at films but I bawled my eyes out at this film. So many feels. (Also I recommend the country roads of southern Ireland for star gazing. The sky is so clear.)

[@samsondsouza9356]

Have you seen grave of fireflies watch it is very emotional

[@chinchilla_462]

Go straight to "a silent voice" than

[@Progger11]

Erhm.... I think you mean you "bawled" your eyes out. Saying you "balled" during this film means something... Quite different...

[@floraslia]

Then you should watch Grave of the Fireflies. Its way sadder, considering that its based on a true story.

[@Argentvs]

Grave of the Fireflies, you will cry. And Made in Abyss, those hurt so much.

[@All_Beef_Hotdog]

I think I’ve finally figured out what it is about this movie that always leaves me feeling so empty after I watch it; it’s the not knowing. Not US not knowing, but THEM not knowing. Let me explain. Through the entire movie, we watch Taki and Mitsuha as they grow and go through this incredible adventure. We see them switch bodies, and because of the experience of living as the other person, they learn more about them than most people could ever even hope to learn about their significant other. And this leads to them falling in love with each other. Then Taki finds out that Mitsuha is actually dead, and has been for 3 years. But he is so determined to save the one he holds dearest to him that he fights time and fate itself just for the CHANCE to save Mitsuha from Tiamat. He manages to go back to the day of her death and the two finally meet face-to-face for the first time during twilight. Mitsuha is overcome with emotion at finally getting to see and talk to her love, and Taki gives her all that she needs to save herself and the town and chart a new course through time. But they never get the chance to say “I love you” with their voices. They never even get the chance to say goodbye, and they don’t get to spend more time together, as twilight ends and Taki is sent back to his own time, and Mitsuha to hers. Then their memories begin to fade. In order to enter, and in turn exit, the underworld and undo the timeline to save Mitsuha, Taki and Mitsuha needed to sacrifice that which was most precious to them; their memories of each other. But by writing “I love you” on Mitsuha’s hand instead of his actual name, Taki displayed an act of true love, which was protected by the moon god, allowing the pair to retain their feelings of love for the other person even as their memories of the person vanished. They knew they loved someone dearly, and that that person also loved them, but they did not know who it was, what they looked like, or even what their name was anymore. Mitsuha is saved and they both spend the next several years with this constant feeling that they lost something dear to them, and have been searching for that person since. Finally, they are reunited in Tokyo, and their love never faded. No doubt, this is a very happy ending as we get to see Taki and Mitsuha reunite with each other, and they are overjoyed at the fact that they have found their other half, that person they had lost so long ago. The part that absolutely kills me inside is the memories they lost along the way. Mitsuha will never remember what Taki did for her, and likewise, Taki will never remember what he sacrificed in order to save her. The twilight scene is the one that guts me the most. To see the joy and emotion pouring out of Mitsuha when she finally comes face-to-face with Taki for the first time is so beautiful. And especially so given the circumstances surrounding the meeting; they are in a place that is briefly not constrained by time which allows them to meet even though they are separated by 3 years, Tiamat is still looming in the sky above on the brink of splitting, Mitsuha has JUST learned of her death in the comet’s impact, and the opportunities to save the town and herself are slipping away as the seconds pass. And yet, they’re still both just so happy to see each other that none of it matters, if for only a moment. Added on to that is the fact that they’re both so young, barely more than children. And yet they’re love is still so real and genuine. For them to forget all of that is incredibly painful to see as the viewer. But the closure that both we and they get in the final moments of the film is truly spectacular. To see them reunited is a glorious moment in cinema, and even though they will never get their memories of those times back, I truly don’t think they care. Not anymore, now that they have found their other half again. This movie left such an impression on me. There has never been another movie that I can say what I’m about to about this film; I can say, without any exaggeration whatsoever, that Your Name is a perfect movie.

[@austinanderson4196]

I watch people react to this because I can’t watch it for the first time again haha ugh it’s so good

[@domdom1026]

Exactly

[@remo27]

I cried when I saw this too. And I'm almost a 50 year old man.

[@ScreamingTc]

The moment that gentle repeating piano motif starts up for 'Sparkle', the film becomes something else.

[@ffgayleoo]

I have watched this film countless of times but I still cried with you.

[@MannyXVIII]

The feeling at the end is pure relief and joy. Relief that even with all the hardships they had to endure they made it through alive and joy that their time together is only just beginning. It is the release of all the tension since the moment we knew that something went horribly wrong in itomori.

[@kylejones1532]

Wish I could go back and watch this movie for the first time again...

[@fahimistiyak2596]

A beautiful feelings that you can't feel now ...i missed it

[@MrGPeC]

Your Name became one of those films that always pops up on my mind when someone asks for suggestion for a film to watch, you know? It's so special to me, idk why, it just is.

[@phucnguyen2985]

First time watching your reaction and you reacted to my favorite anime of all time. Your reaction was so good and natural, you didn't exaggerate it, you paid attention to and picked up important scenes and themes and your tear just happened so naturally, which is the best part because it gets others emotional too (like me after watching Your Name for more than 10 times). Subscribed!

[@Suldrun45]

You should watch "I want to eat your pancreas". Don't worry about the title, Hannibal Lecter is not involved in it^^

[@dadadadani23]

This film is amazing

[@dittoluv]

Yeah, I was happy for this film because it did not stop on a sad moment

[@yazidahnaffauzi5003]

Yess, this movie is ended with wonderful happy end, Just watch pleasee

[@chousion6890]

I saw it recently lol

[@Austin-pv4cv]

Geeze leave a warning label tho I mean I already seen it but you know that'd literally a roller coaster of "feels" creation...but it's still a must watch 🤣

[@gabrielesteves7498]

I used to have dreams and when I woke up I was crying and missing something or someone and I pass the day with this melancholic feeling and this movie got me with the same feeling

[@annemaki9596]

This is my true number 1. I always discover something new between all of my crying. It’s great to see others who feel the same.

[@floraslia]

Then you should watch Grave of the Fireflies. Its way sadder, considering that its based on a true story.

[@radiofly3r86]

Even though I already watched it, I just watched it again. My favorite reaction to Your Name! Have another like as well! Much love for the new channel VKunia!

[@jeffma7507]

Anime that deal with relationships beyond time and space have this charm to it. You would think it gets confusing and overcomplicated, but the beauty of it is establishing raw emotion and connections that stand the test of time and space. The relife series also deals with similar theme.

[@nargacuga4597]

Every time I watch that "I love you" scene feels like my heart is broken and reconstructed at the same time.

[@yussupzeinekeyev7714]

"5 centimeters per second" that have to be next movie after that.

[@btech-7k977]

That's an interesting movie, some lonely people may feel really identify with it.

[@tylerdurden4483]

Bro I just commented this one

[@cxluisz7464]

Ngl I didn't understand the anime at all 😂

[@LINODRAUG]

"5 centimeters per second" has better art than "Your name"; but "Your name" healed the wounds that "5 centimeters per second" left me.

[@kirannkornat7761]

Underworld isn’t always bad. In Mexican culture it’s basically a second life for souls where they live as long as they’re remembered.

[@swedishchef82]

Its a beautiful film. It was nominated for an Oscar but was beaten out by Boss Baby.. yeah. Really enjoyed your reactions and how invested you got with it.

[@sebay444]

It wasnt nominated lol

[@swedishchef82]

@@sebay444 obviously I was having a senior moment lol

[@user-ed9qu5im2y]

The Oscars animation category is trash lol. They also just hyper focus on the major American studios like Disney and Pixar. But even that doesn't explain how they nominated Boss Baby with a 53% rotten tomato score got nominated 😂. Honestly I think the panel that nominates these just have no respect for animation lol.

[@foxpaw1]

@@user-ed9qu5im2y american animation is aimed strictly at kids. simplistic plots. easy formulas. ya know, crap. but the award is just a tv show for an industry to congratulate itself and earn more money... excellence was never the point. grammys, emmys, oscars... largely inconsequential hogwash

[@Abdullah-wi1iy]

bruhhhh boss baby of all things

[@user-qv1kd8bn9b]

I wish i can delete everything about this movie in my brain so i can watch it watch it watch it & watch it again like a first time :')

[@dazzlinggxbi8189]

I dont gst the movie did they switch bodys?:(

[@1Poxxxx]

Hi there, I'm new to your channel, basically just saw your reaction to Saving Pvt Ryan, just had to say that I think you are a beautiful soul, and I love how compassionate you are! I'm following you now :) €dit: I used to watch this Anime with my Girlfriend from Palestine in the past, a little over a year ago. It was one of her favourite Anime. Since she is from an Arabic country and a conservative family One day she was force-married to some guy, and I haven't really heard from her since then. I mean, I heard she actually ended up liking the guy in the end, which should make me happy. But seeing this Reaction Video actually made me really emotional again.

[@One_Rifle]

Rewatch "Weathering with You" for a couple of Easter eggs you may have missed.

[@c-thrukrypton6508]

Probably one of the best and most unique love story I have even seen in an anime.

[@nubbinthemonkey]

A Silent Voice is another one that is designed to wring tears out of its viewers

[@wowfreak141]

This movie broke me 😭 but I love it. I still can’t even listen to the melody of the main track without getting so sad

[@God-hm5dt]

You ever get the feeling that you feel like crying but you just can't? That's how I felt watching Your name... Sidenote: this anime is so beautiful and this is easily one of the best animes i've watched.

[@ImprovandRPG]

This is the first I’ve seen of your reactions. I loved it! Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing this!

[@caesarp9132]

That "I love you" scene is legendary

[@kurtjohnnyph1238]

After I watched this movie I felt the feeling that you had.... I cried and that feeling that you felt is still in me. I watched the movie two days ago and I watched it twice... The movie is so sad in a good way, and after I watched it twice I was OBSESSED what happened to taki and mitsuha after the movie and I found out that back in 2019 there was a movie that had taki and mitsuha that was the movie called " Weathering with You" Although the movie had taki and mitsuha in it but they had very little screen time... But I think its safe to assume that taki and mitsuha got married between the years 2021 and 2024. I know that because I did some research about it. So the your name movie has a better and wonderful ending...

[@mariaijebd1637]

Your right, they're probably married. It says so in the novel of Weathering with you

[@voltgaming2213]

This is best flim I have seen in my life and I usually laugh at emotional movies, I always enjoy thriller and action but this movie hot so hard and made a place in my heart.

[@omkhatavkar]

ikr this is the best movie!❤️❤️

[@myTERAexperience]

3rd saddest anime movie for me. 1st is "Grave of the Fireflies" followed by "A Silent Voice." I saw Grave of the Fireflies for the first time in theatres. 3rd row. I waited a bit into the credits while i wiped my tears away so no1 would see me crying as i left. I got up and turned around to leave: everyone else was still sat and crying. On my drive home i had to pull over to finish crying because my tears were making it impossible to drive.

[@floraslia]

What about Maquia

[@myTERAexperience]

@@floraslia never saw it.

[@floraslia]

@@myTERAexperience Then you should, its so underrated but its a masterpiece.

[@Cesia_B]

Did you notice they appear in the movie weathering with you? Taki is with his Grandma and Mitsuha is at the store when the boy buys the ring ❤️✨ Watching the movie backwards could've been a little spoiler 😂

[@novaasher1185]

Aw Vee, I'm watching this again. This is my favourite reaction of yours.

[@Riku-Leela]

When the twilight ends and the pen drops as the music ends.... That's like damn.... My heart snapped at that point

[@rukh03]

Watching again and commenting for the algorithm... Also, just 'cus this is a good film.

[@scetchman12]

I cry every time I watch this movie, even during your reaction I was getting choked up. Great movie.

[@shawnwacek6791]

This movie is awesome I would love to take a plane to Tokyo in Japan and walk around the entire city for hours and hours one of my dreams 100% agree with you been a dream of mine since since middle school

[@tssf]

This movie emotionally broke me for weeks. I even bought the manga and the books, which are mostly entirely accurate to this movie. I even got so far as to imagine some fanfics of what happened to make them meet again, or even imagine where I would have been during this entire plot time-wise. I can't explain why it made me feel that way and why it broke me so hard. Watching you react made me feel that way again. Thank you.

[@mayurbasumatary5191]

This movie shows that how love can break the barriers of both time and space🥰🥰😇😇

[@oaf-77]

I’d like to recommend again Tokyo Godfathers for the holiday season.

[@rubendariofrancodiaz6944]

Thumbs up for this one. I'd like to see her reaction.

[@adrianamcgrew1465]

Yes! My first time watching it was at a holiday party in college. It was an amazing experience and we all loved it.

[@LMMSDeadDuck]

This film is an absolute roller coaster. I've watched it so many times and yet I'll still cry at the same moments as the first time. XDD The red string of fate was literal in the form of Mitsua's ribbon which I loved. This is my go-to if I want to show a movie to someone who "doesn't think anime is any good" lol

[@truetoinnerself]

I'm crying at just the reaction lmfao. its such a beautiful movie. it is easily my favorite movie of all time. i very much make everyone i know watch this movie.

[@jordan14123]

I'm from indonesia,even though it's been 4 years this anime song but I really like this song until now:)))

[@user-dz5ig3fo9t]

火垂るの墓、見ました。あなたはとても素敵な心を持っています。 英語ではなくてすみません！ 日本から愛を送ります！

[@StayFractalesque]

okay, Im glad I'm not alone in the film making me cry like onions.. cannot be helped!

[@HylianDan]

19:14 That feeling you're trying to find a word for might be "mono no aware" (物の哀れ), which has deep roots in Shintoism, Buddhism, and medieval Japanese literature and poetry; the term was popularized by the scholar Motoori Norinaga. It means the "aware" of things, and the word "aware" is difficult to translate; it's like a deep emotional sigh. There's a narrow way and a broad way to define mono no aware; in a narrow sense it has to do with feelings related to impermanence, more broadly it has to do with depth of feeling and sensitivity to the world. If you're searching for a way to describe what you felt, you might enjoy digging into that term and seeing where that exploration leads.

[@PiriPiriThePoo]

I have seen this movie 11 times, and i cried in every single time

[@hanzo2001]

The mastery of the art shows when the participant cannot help but let feelings run through. The artist does not choose what the observer feels, he simply paints a road that will take every person down their own path. That a simple panoramic scene can cause such a strong reaction just shows the power of art in any form. If I had to put a label on this movie, all I could say to justify my feelings for it is that it is visual poetry, enriched with a compelling story and great sound design. It helps that the character arcs touch some of the deepest philosophical questions we could have, but the seriousness is balanced out with the slightest touch of naughty humour, and a respectful mouthful of rural and city zeitgeist. The movie simply touches all aspects of human emotion, it even glimpses into birth all the way to death and oblivion. And it does not only go through the story but with the visual and sound aspect as well. One of the most important details of the movie is that it does not treat the viewer with condescension. There's no explanations or holding the hand of the viewer. He will have to follow along the movie, pay attention to the details, reach his own conclusions, all while taking in the breathtaking scenery. This heavily contrasts the dull and patronizing method of Hollywood blockbusters. This movie took risks and the payout is exponential. Without a doubt, this is one of the masterpieces of our time

[@jonatancavalari]

I didn't cry seeing this movie but i cried seeing you cry ! Great reacting you are beautiful and deep emotional.

[@lutherkrin7629]

As soon as you mentioned being an astrology nerd, loving looking at meteor showers and the stars, it immediately reminded me of living up north in the middle of nowhere and just laying out in my backyard star gazing... It's insane how much you can see when there is no light pollution.

[@Malkav]

I'm glad you reuploaded this. Watching your feels self destruct is one of the few things that eases my own Kimi no Nawa pain.

[@D.E._Sarcarean]

So if you want some crazy trivia. The actor who voiced Taki, was the same person who voiced the baby from Spirited Away (when he was 8 years old).

[@tescomealdeal9901]

This was the second movie that ever made me shed a tear, it was just a fucking great experience, my family often calls me emotionless cause I don’t really tell them much about my feelings. Nice to know that I can still feel Castaway was the first

[@xenozff4520]

This movie is just something else ❤ and then there is a quote "even if the mind forget, heart will always remember" ❤

[@artificialt]

"Weathering with you"

[@stealthytrapper2328]

i still cry every time i watch the scene where they were gonna write their names on their hands

[@jan279]

Am I the only one going through a Your Name KZbin marathon? This movie just so great that I feel helpless tryna fill the void that it left. lol

[@charlesduus2584]

This is the most adorable reaction I’ve seen to this movie so far

[@kaije7art]

I don't know if you will read this... but this movie changed my life. I watched it on your first channel before it was closed, and just rewatched it now. When you were saying "why am I crying?", I completely understood it. I didn't know why until I watched a video on KZbin by a guy named "KindaNeet" - the title is "Why Anime Makes You Emotional". He talks about a physiological reaction called "frisson", and I am now a firm believer in it. I highly recommend giving it a watch if you still wonder why you can have such deep feelings so quickly into an anime.

[@JPaasky]

With this film i had the same feeling at the end like when i finished my first music camping when i was teenager. It was just such an ammazing time that, after all the good feelings, all the enjoy, friendship and good moments, I returned home, took a shower and, did not know why (and not know for sure even now), but i started to cry so hard and for so long. The only thing I could imagine is that i criyed because it was so good that even hurts. And i think this is my way to describe the feeling you are saying in the video, just "so beautiful than even hurts". It has been a pleasure seeing your video. Good job! My best desires for you in the future. PS: Sorry for my english, I'm spanish so probably have made some mistakes

[@user-kv6ki9ge2z]

One of the best story ever told, so much nuances to every little detail and story beats. One of my favorite films.

[@Trigzbunneh]

What a lucky find for me, watched a few Your Name reactions cause i cant watch it for the first time again and found this channel :D ty for the content will checkout full length and watch along

[@TheParagade]

I'm so glad you enjoy this film so much, Shinkai has been my favorite director for years! You should really check out the rest of his work! Garden of Words, 5 Centimeters Per Second and Voices of a Distant Star are amazing

[@Ragesh24062000]

There is a second part of the movie. Weathering with you is connected to Your Name and will make you tear again. Even those moments where you can see Mitsuha and Taki

[@Suranda68]

I start to rewatch all the reaction videos of "Your Name" here on KZbin and it´s not even Corona season 😊

[@Trilaan]

I saw this in the theater 4 times, it was amazing and is a favorite of mine and my dad, too. I picked up the Your Name Official Visual Guide last week and I recommend it as well.

[@drv5556]

I am indian and its been 3 years and i already seen this movie that i came to see this masterpiece with you.😊❤

[@terrycharnley]

I didn't even know about this movie, but feel the urge now to buy it and take a look. The animation is usually awe inspiring in any anime. The attention to detail is often stunning and it is quite natural to feel breath-taken by such beauty. I do too. I'm a 51 year old guy and I am very emotional, where my heart on my sleeve you know. Extremely sensitive too, I might say overly sensitive, but that's me. I have never known love, so this may strike a deep chord in me and hit close to home. I too by the way have a passion to look up at the stars and go up there. Often thought about getting a telescope, still could, but no room right now. The stars fascinate me, yes, astronomy-mad really. Great reactions. Love your channel.

[@LionKing_1012]

Have you noticed that Mitsuha and Taki had a cameo in "Weathering with you"? 😉

[@MohnJcIntyre]

To this day I can't rewatch this movie. It's so utterly overwhelming that even watching reactions or small scenes gets me crying. Probably the most affecting movie I've ever seen.

[@Z3R0_W1NT3R]

It's love fluff desperation and copious amounts of wholesomeness I love this movie

[@AlteFritte]

I loved this reaction and just the way you are in this so much! Emotional, honest, human. I'm very similar when it comes to 'Your Name'. And I really want to point out this incredible soundtrack by the Radwimps. They really did something amazing here. This movie is just something really special!

[@blinkachu5275]

I watched this in my Discord with a bunch of people and legit the last 40 mins of the movie I had to mute because I was just sobbing the entire time. It's so fucking amazing.

[@valeriowrld]

Even legends cried here.

[@freddycruz5969]

16:05 Taki really said "I'm gonna do a pro gamer move now"

[@mattthemetalguitarist]

Truuuuuuue

[@brucekendall9873]

Great reaction I loved this movie! I love how much meaning it has, and intertwining metaphysics, visuals and poetry and philosophy into something beautiful. The threads of time, what a great point it made about that and the way it did it. Not sure how to put that into words. It was really like a perfect beautiful poem written by someone with an appreciation for deep thought, visual beauty and again poetic beauty along with some kind of philosophically beautiful angle of perspective, and the ending tied it up in a nice pretty, threaded bow!

[@texassadboy]

this film never fails to make me cry. every single time.

[@jasonp.1195]

Natalie Gold suggested your reaction site - and I'm quite glad to have visited. First thing I saw was 'Your Name' Reaction - a film I adore. It also gives me a good case of the 'feels'. One of the things I most appreciated with it was the trust the film had in the audience to keep up with the story. Another thing is I like to think is that the quiet hero of the piece is the Kami who is madly pulling strings to protect its people. My suggestion for another fun anime to review would be "Summer Wars" - which also has some great 'feels' in it.

[@laranaarana]

I travel to Japan every 4 years with my family (my wife is from Okayama so we visit her family this way) and we have traveled all over Japan. This is a very good movie btw.

[@zeravam]

The perfect ending doesn't exis... This movie is amazing in many ways and a lot of people feel identified with the main role characters. We all are looking our better half because we don't feel completed. I'm glad you like the movie. If you didn't, I recommend the anime movie The Garden of Words, from the same director of Your Name. One of the main role characters is Mitsuha's teacher!!!

[@starq99]

Hope things go better for you this time around! You're reactions are great!

[@CrescentRiku]

This was so enjoyable to watch! You reaction was lovely. It’s super underrated but if you ever get the chance you should watch “Maquia: when the promised flower blooms”. That is another gorgeous anime movie that will make you cry. Cry because its beautiful, cry because the music is beautiful and cry because the story is beautiful 🥺

[@Zero-lp8kg]

When I watched this movie myself i couldnt even make myself stop cyring, it was like a waterfall XD. Then I watched edits to make myself cry even more

[@burkesullivan9086]

I just watched YOUR NAME and I came straight here. :huggle: Thank you for existing Note: “huggle” is a portmanteau of “hug” and “cuddle”

[@IBEtripz]

Literally me watching every anime i cry for no reason lmao

[@moses4437]

I just saw this vid out of nowhere. Ive watched this movie a when it first came. But your reaction, you almost made me cry. Dang. Such a great movie. Ty for reaction. 👏👌

[@7snowdog]

"save the dog, save the dog..." - LOL that was exactly what i was thinking when i was watching it for the first time 🤣

[@isaachiew676]

watch the movie when I was visiting Taiwan, in Taipei, and the moment where Mizuha lost contact with Taki on that crater, most viewers cried and because its resolution is 1080p, basically you can screen shot any frame and make it your wallpaper!

[@twist58]

Your Name should’ve been seen before Weathering With You, but it’s your call. It’s quite the captivating journey coming from afar between rural and urban. There’s a moral to Your Name that I see it like this: “Trust your heart by running down the uncertain path and see that you'll feel this sense of yearning you never knew you had.”

[@ernestclevenger6640]

Ghibli's movies are astonishing. In this particular movie the appearance of the red ribbon throughout it has a particular meaning. It would take too long to explain it in this post, but I would suggest you research the red ribbon and it connection between two people. I would also recommend two movies to you... First is a Ghibli movie "Spirited Away". Probably the best Ghibli movie ever produced, you won't regret it. Second movie is "Alita-Battle Angel". Great movie. Outstanding CGI, plot and over-all cinematography. But, bring your tissues.

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

This is my favourite movie of all time. Which I was surprised by, I’m more of a hard-action/thriller anime kind of guy. But there’s something about this movie just pulls you in. And don’t get me STARTED on that twilight scene. When he forgets her name, I straight up sobbed.

[@dodofren]

I'm a grown man but this movie touched me, tore my heart out and made me cry my eyes out. This film is an art piece and a test of humanity.