After landing a live-in job as a tabloid journalist tasked with investigating urban legends and supernatural events, Hodaka meets Hina, a young girl also struggling to support herself and younger brother Nagi. Sixteen-year-old Hodaka Morishima runs away from his home on a distant island and moves to Tokyo, where he struggles to support himself in the bustling city. To give a quick rundown of Tenki no Ko's premise for those who aren't aware: I am not here to deliver a bog-standard review, but rather a comparative analysis that illustrates Makoto Shinkai's progression as a storyteller - not just from Kimi no Na wa., but his previous works as well. Personally, I don't think Tenki no Ko even comes close to the cinematic quality of Kimi no Na wa., but it's impossible to ignore the provocative creative decisions made by Shinkai in the film. As a native Australian, I was fortunate enough to see it twice in cinemas only a month after it opened in Japan and before most of the world. 2.0", an idea I've seen mentioned in numerous articles, reviews, interviews, and personal conversations surrounding his latest blockbuster film, Tenki no Ko ( Weathering With You). ( Your Name.)'s unprecedented fame and success meant that there was a lot of pressure on Makoto Shinkai's shoulders to produce "the next Kimi no Na wa." or " Kimi no Na wa.
Warning: Major spoilers ahead for Tenki no Ko and other Makoto Shinkai works. Tenki no Ko ( Weathering With You) is finally out in US cinemas this week! Check out showtimes here.
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