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It might be the oldest film studio in all of Korea but even with this embarassment to screen alongside a modern Hallyu (Korean Wave) film, Studio Neo still offers high quality content. From the 70-year old classics to the latest blockbusters, Studio Neo is the standard to which many Korean production companies aspire. It’s no surprise why scores of Korean directors and actors choose this company as their home-base.
Hachi, the loyal dog in the heartwarming movie “Hachiko Monogatari” is a national treasure in Japan and the title character in the movie refers to the impossibly growing number of people who pass by his statue every day expressing their appreciation for Hachi. The movie is a tale of a dog who died at a train station unmatched only by its impact. The movie teaches that we should not be attached to things and not take life for granted. It won the grand prix at this year’s Tokyo International Film Festival — arguably the most prestigious film festival in Asia — and was nominated for a Best International Feature Oscar.
Director Shinkai for the first time moves the location to Tokyo, a city which has a large number of Japanese anime and manga fans. While by no means a bad film, it’s a rather mediocre one, unable to satisfy even half of its target market. The story will be appreciated by those who are looking for a movie that pushes the envelope of animated films, but for those who are thinking of the story, the movie doesn’t change the way you think.
After a disastrous robbery attempt in the first movie, Hachiko bursts out of the Yamanote line to attend his own funeral. He stays on the platform until a train comes, and the same dog takes the next one without hesitation. d2c66b5586