Хмм... Много е странно... когато най-невероятното аниме ти падне изневиделица, без да си подготвен за него по какъвто и да е начин. Или всъщност не е странно, жестоко е!
Mind Game за мен е най-интересният аниме филм пускан от години (въобще?!). Оригинален, експериментален и игнориращ всякакви традиционни идеи, на моменти абсолютно шокиращ. Едновременно невероятно забавен и пълен с брилянтно представени философски размишления (не съм допускал че може да се направи подобна комбинация без да се оплеска нещо)...
Не мисля че има нужда да му давам оценка, десетобалната скала не му стига... достатъчно е че веднага стана любимото ми аниме въобще!
След малко ще го гледам пак!
п.п. Между другото (новина от преди седмица):
"Yuasa Masaaki, the director of Mind Game, has been awarded the Noburoh Ohfuji Award for commercial animation at the 2004 Mainichi Film Awards.
The Noburoh Ohfuji award is one of the most prestigious awards that a Japanese animator can hope to win. The Ohfuji Prize focuses on the skillfulness of the animation technology used in each film and not the cultural aspects or the nature of its vision. The award is named in honor of Noburoh Ohfuji, a Japanese animator who won an award at the 1954 Cannes Film Festival for his short animation "Whale." The award was first given out in 1962 when it was won by Osamu Tezuka's Aru Machikado no Monogatari. Other Ohfuji winners include Night on the Galactic Railroad, Millennium Actress and Memories.
The Ohfuji award is given in two categories, one for commercial animation, and the other for independant short films. Originally there was no category split and the award always went to independant animators, but in 1979 Hayao Miyazaki won the award with Castle of Cagliostro, the first time a commercial film took the award. Subsequently, as Studio Ghibli films won the award year after year, it was split into two categories, once again giving independant animators a chance to be recognized.
The Mainichi Film competition is in its 59th year. The Mainichi Film Competition, now in its 59th year, is held annually and sponsored by news organizations and publishing companies in order to give commendations to notable achievements in literary works and movies."
И малко любопитни факти:
"Madhouse was so impressed with Mindgame that they helped promote it, even though they had nothing to do with the film."
"Eirin (the Japanese film board) presented Mindgame with a 'General Audiences' rating, despite its graphic sex and violence, because they felt it was a movie that deserved to be seen by as many people as possible."
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deistva s razmah i s mosht - za chas i 40 min. stavat tolkova mnogo neshta, i ima tolkova mnogo iaki idei, i nishto ne e izlishno. Animaciata e netradicionna (meko kazano), sjujeta e mnogo stranen, no i stranno smislen. Ne, napravo niamam dumi.... 
Gledaite go i sha vidite...
