How Anime Takes Over Hollywood
Anime movies are getting easier to see, but is that because of Studio Ghibli's Oscars' win or Studio Ufotable's unprecedented success? It's time to check in with anime movies. The Boy and the Heron, Demon Slayer Mugen Train, and many many others. Anime films are making more money, winning more awards, and maybe, just maybe, taking over the anime industry. But, is that a good thing?
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TIMECODES
0:00 Anime at the Movies
1:38 You Can (not) Watch Anime in Theaters
3:40 The Boy and the Heron and the Oscars
7:48 Animation is Cinema
8:41 The Demon Slayer Hype Train
13:05 Ufotable Changed the Anime Industry
15:46 Demon Slayer to the Hashira Training
MUSIC
Street Fighter V - Theme of Karin Kanzuki
Melty Blood Actress Again - Elegant Summer
Evangelion 3.0 - Decisive Battle
Persona 3 Reload - During the Exams
Melty Blood Actress Again - Rhythmical Bustle
Hollow Knight - Reflection
Street Fighter VI - Battle Hub Store
Persona 3 Reload - Tanaka's Amazing Commodities
Shin Megami Tensei V - Jouin High School
NieR Replicant ver 1.22 - Song the Ancients Fate
Dave the Diver - Record Room
Snatcher - Cure
The Last of Us Part II - It Can't Last
Disco Elysium - Whirling-in-Rags, 8am
ADDITIONAL READING
How GKIDS Became the A24 of Animation: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/12/mo...
The Oscar Halo Effect At Box Office: https://deadline.com/2024/01/2024-osc...
The Company Distributing the World's Best Animated Films: https://observer.com/2017/02/behind-t...
How Awards and Nominations Direct Where Money Goes: https://theconversation.com/the-oscar...
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