Tokyo Godfathers
Animation • PG-13 • 2003 • 1 hr 33 min
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I loved it so much!! The characters are cute and the atory is heart warming.
A great Satoshi Kon movie with a simple plot but it develops way deeper with the lives of homeless people, it is amazing and I loved it.
My favorite Satoshi Kon film! Essentially "Three Bums & A Baby"! Charming & heartfelt, w/ crisp animation & looney, yet textured characters.
Fun and heartfelt. Let's each of the cast develop at their own rate on their emotional adventure.
Eccentric, but funny movie. Has a very heartwarming feel to it.
This movie has the tone of a silly family comedy but it packs a huge emotional punch. My favorite Christmas movie.
Perhaps the greatest Christmas movie ever made. A heartfelt, quirky, adventure with beautiful animation, and a beautiful core.
Solid narrative but still a very distinct directing style.
A feel good Christmas tale that may make it onto your list of favorites if you give it a chance.
Lovely characters, a heart-warming story and hilarious humour. Tokyo Godfathers is truly an amazing movie.
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