To say I completely fell in love with this series is a bit premature, since I’ve only seen the first 6 episodes. But I’ve definitely got a crush.

Due to the overwhelming abundance of plots and machinations, it feels rather anti-climactic.

The series’ melodrama is almost offset by the movie’s visual style. Almost.

If you want to start getting into Evangelion, this is not, I repeat, not the place to start.

Enter Spriggan, the Commando of the anime world, with an Indiana Jones twist.

Neon Genesis Evangelion is controversial, action-packed, muddled, exciting, confusing, and maybe even profound in a way that most anime you see isn’t.

Kiki’s Delivery Service never devolves to a childish, juvenile comedy, nor does it become overly melodramatic and pretentious.

Blood: The Last Vampire is a visually stunning, haunting animation whose only real weakness is that, well, it doesn’t really have much of plot.

I find it very easy to get caught up in Miyazaki’s films, mainly because his films often resemble how I remember seeing the world as a child.