The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
Fantasy • NR • 2006 • 1 hr 38 min
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I cried watching this. I like to think I'm quite heartless, but I ugly cried watching this. It was fantastic.
I love this film! It is vibrant and smart. It tells this story in a smooth comprehensible way. Highly recommend if you liked Your Name.
Heartbreaking and memorable. This is a must watch even if you don’t watch anime
a movie that even those who don't like anime will like
One of the most recommended anime for the first timers. This has a romantic, sci-fi, comedy plot. At leas one of those are for every one
A beautiful film that utilizes time travel in a unique way.
The animation is decent, though the story could use some work. I especially liked the drama in this.
Such an incredible story with a really old concept. I loved everything about it. More please.
I loved this movie it kept me engaged and interested
Great exploration of the butterfly effect, a few good emotional scenes.
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