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Reddit mentions of Summer Wars (Blu-ray + DVD)

Sentiment score: 5
Reddit mentions: 6

We found 6 Reddit mentions of Summer Wars (Blu-ray + DVD). Here are the top ones.

Summer Wars (Blu-ray + DVD)
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Height5.4 Inches
Length0.7 Inches
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Release dateApril 2013
Weight0.15 Pounds
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Found 6 comments on Summer Wars (Blu-ray + DVD):

u/KihelHeim · 2 pointsr/anime

I'm really late replying but I hope still useful! I looked at the series you mentioned your giftee liking and used my knowledge of anime to go on Amazon and pick out 10 other series or movies they might also like, along with why I think these might be a good option. Your person seems to really like edgy and highly dramatic pieces with a scifi or fantasy flair. That's been my favorite for 15 years! A lot of these are a bit older; I am taking the gamble that with as many newer pieces listed, your person hasn't watched a lot of backlog, and therefore may have missed some really good shit.

Ghost in the Shell is a cyberpunk classic. Older, yes, but for anyone who likes drama and scifi, this is a good choice. It focuses on a classic mind experiment: if you can move your brain freely among cybernetic parts and bodies, what is really "you"?

Steins;Gate is what instantly springs to mind for someone who also likes Psycho Pass. And I mean instantly. Fans of one almost invariably love the other. A tightly-plotted time travel thriller.

Revolutionary Girl Utena is a bit older, often controversial, and an absolute work of art. There's a strong chance your giftee is a girl based on the other series they like, but even if not, Utena is still a solid choice. Just be careful on this; sending it to a conservative person could backfire badly. I rather doubt that is the case with Attack on Titan and Shiki, but just to be safe. It's strange and beautiful...and stylish beyond all doubt.

Black Lagoon is anime's answer to a Hollywood big budget action movie. Comedic, violent, and unforgettable, it deserves a far wider audience than it's had. Almost every anime fan I know who's seen it has loved it.

Akira is without a doubt one of the most famous anime movies to ever be created. Animated without CG in the 1980s, the quality of its hand-drawn special effects has yet to be equalled by almost any other production to this day. For someone used to today's slick computer assisted animation, it's still mindblowing. Akira is often credited with being just as important as Pokemon and Dragon Ball Z and Sailor Moon in starting the anime boom of the 1990s, and this is a very nice edition.

Also in the classic scifi category we have Serial Experiments Lain, a show whose points on technology and the internet and the singularity still ring true today. Moody and thought-provoking with masterful use of color and a fantastic soundtrack.

Literally no adult-targeted anime is as famous and well-beloved as Cowboy Bebop. This space western with the jazz soundtrack is a perennial favorite on Cartoon Network Adult Swim, is often suspected as a major influence behind Firefly, and is one of the most popular anime in the US of all time... And it's hitting bluray this month.

Summer Wars should probably come with a bluray device as a tech test. It's that beautiful. A tale of virtual reality and the family and friends behind the characters, Summer Wars is an unforgettable movie which, despite being intensely Japanese, deserves a slot on any videophile's shelf.

My total wildcard pick is Mushishi. Beautiful and dream-like, like a series of 25 minute oases from ordinary life. If this is in fact a slice of life, these timeless Japanese almost fairy tales are like no life you've seen. Some call it slow and overhyped. I call it perfection. At any rate, this isn't at all what I'd get as an only gift; it's more a wildcard filler for a $20 other series. If you want my actual top pick.....

Baccano! is my final and top pick. It's really hard to go wrong with this. This rollicking action anime about immortal Prohibition-era Mafiosi in the United States is one of the best and most underrated anime of all time. Humor, violent action, mystery, drama, good characters, good animation, good music... It has them all. It's chronically overshadowed by its more popular sister series Durarara, and that makes me sad. But Durarara isn't easily available outside streaming, and this glorious madcap piece of anime is. Plus it has at least one theme in common with everything your person listed liking. You know what to do.

u/ColonCatastrophe · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This.

Anime was a big part of my childhood, but for the past twelve or so years, I just couldn't much care about it. I decided to give this a view a couple years ago and was taken aback by just how pretty and fun it was. Plus, I watched it during a time where I was unhappy with my life, so I sold off just about everything I had and moved to California on a whim. It was the best choice I had made in my short life. Sometimes, you just need something crazy to happen to shake you out of that rut.

u/AbundantToaster · 2 pointsr/anime

In general, RightStuf has some nice deals, or you could try Amazon.

More specifically, here's Bebop for $30. Can't find Blu-Rays of Gankutsuou, but here's a DVD set. Summer Wars is here. Try this for Black Lagoon, but there's also a collector's edition here. Evangelion 2.22 here. Haruhi here, but as a pre-order and at an absurd price.

I can only find Madoka, Perfect Blue, Baccano, Code Geass, and Fate/Zero at prices you probably don't want to pay.

u/hentercenter · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

time to end boredom

One time I went to a really small town in Missouri called Eminence and camped there. One of the days we went to a canoe rental place and rented a few canoes and floated down the Jacks Fork river. There, we went to a place where the river meets a spring with the coldest water I have ever felt. That took some convincing to get me into, but that's not where it stops. Somewhere along the river is an indentation in a plateau where we climbed up into it. Now, I am afraid of heights, but everyone was heading up and I did too. Easily one fo the coolest and most beautiful scenes I have ever witnessed. Definitely worth the climb. A few years later, we actually went back and I climbed it barefoot. MUCH EASIER. I wish I would've done it that way to begin with. lol

For my item, I'd say Summer Wars on Blu-ray. I've never seen it,but have heard a lot of great things about it. I just have yet to get around to saving up for it yet. I'm really eager to see it though! Also, I'm a pretty big DVD/BD collector and always love adding to the collection!

Happy birthday!!

u/SamisSimas · 1 pointr/anime

Any reasoning to this selection, because honestly I think we could recommend something better than these, if there isn't a specific reason to this selection.

Summer Wars

Garden of Words

Steins;Gate

Obsucre-er? (Though maybe not as great)

Patema Inverted

Children Who Chase Lost Voices

Ergo Proxy

u/ez1ollie · 1 pointr/anime

Honestly Wolf Children is pretty good also Steins;Gate.

Wolf Children $18 USD - link

Steins;Gate $35 USD - link

Now I personally haven't seen this yet but I hear Summer Wars ($16 USD) is a good family oriented anime movie - link