Eu Quero Comer seu Pâncreas

I rarely cry by viewings a movie i found this movie by its wierd title bit after watching it i really cried its such a hear breaking movie

If you like the bitter sweet ending like your lie in april , angel beats then its a very good movie to see with its has element of good romance movie

I was flying back from Japan to Belgium (long flight) . So, i was browsing the movies they had on the airplane. ..... ..... .... I Want to Eat Your Pancreas .... .... Hell yeah! I'm a big horror fan! So the title immediately caught my attention! I was immediately convinced, so without reading what the film was about I started this adventure. ... .... Ooh boy! I think sometimes it's good to know nothing about the movie when you first see it! Because otherwise i would never have seen this movie.

I'm a horror fan! I don't wanna see a stupid love story movie. But this movie was a good movie, no, it was marvelous! It had everything you wanna see in a movie! Sometimes you gonna feel really sad, maybe you even gonna cry! Other times the movie will put a smile on your face!

I don't like it when people tell me to much content about the movie. So, i'm not gonna do that! Try it! Give it a chance on a rainy day! After the movie you will say to yourself ..... ..... Damn, this was a good movie!

I saw Kimi no Suizo wo Tabetai today, the second last day it was playing in my area. I had planned to see it earlier, missed it and gave up, until an opportunity came for me to see it at the last minute. I have to say, I am so glad I went.

Kimi no Suizo wo Tabetai is a romance/ slice of life that explores the life of an introvert who learns that a girl is suffering from a pancreatic illness. Of course, it's in the synopsis, but for me, I don't think the synopsis lived up to the movie. It follows an emotional journey for the two main characters that is hard to describe without spoiling. The unlikely bond between the to seemingly opposite characters is a joy to see, and genuinely makes you smile and cry at the screen throughout the film.

Some of the best anime films have been released recently, such as Kimi no Na Wa and Koe no Katachi (Your Name and a Silent Voice), and while I am unsure if I found it necessarily better than these films, I definitely found it more emotional and more real than the others. There was not a part of this movie that wasn't beautifully animated and captivating. It isn't a drag to watch, bus just a really sweet and masterful film. Kimi no Suizo wo Tabetai is one to see for sure.

Often when it comes to anime movies, people tend to talk about 'Your Name' or 'Spirited Away'. But 'I Want To Eat Your Pancreas' is that underrated movie that potrays the pureness of friendship, meaning of a existence and the pain of losing a loved one.

You expect things to end in a happy note. But that doesn't always happen in life. The reality of death and pain associated with it prevais throughout the movie. Viewers are able to connect with the mental emotions of the protagonist and ig thats why you smile, laugh and cry with him.

In short, its a must watch wholesome movie that really moves your heart. The simple composition and elegant picturization will leave you in awe and with welled eyes and a heavy heart.

This is such an emotional movie. I think what i loved about it is that it isn't just a sad movie it is also such a warm movie.

First off it looks fantastic. Every frame is just perfection. The colours, the animation. It's all really impressive.

The story and characters are amazing too. The script is gorgeous. It is a familiar type of story but it has so many elements that change it around and prevent from being stale. The characters are fully realised, you understand them both so much

I think the strongest part is the theming. It is just beautiful and woven into the film so effortlessly. It explores friendships, loneliness and death as well as live and living in such an amazing way. It isn't scared to really dig deep into these topics and shove them in your face to look at. I can't express how amazing it was to watch the writer explore and play with these films in such a real way.

Definitely check it out. It is fantastic, you'll cry and smile.