Hideaki Anno Interview for Evangelion 3.0+1.0 (Amazon SDCC clip)

[Eva-jyqupur]

“The revisions will be hard to notice”


That’s Anno for ya lol

[blokkkainety]

just watched the movie. Holy shit Anno, but that was fucking beautiful-

[raymondfoo]

He is so excited when talking about live action movie, even at his age. Good luck to you.

[carlossanchezr.]

This man is the definition of an artist. I know he directed Shin-Gojira, but finding motivation to make live action movies at 60 is quite the impressive, most people just want to retire at that age.

[BobSaysWhat]

It’s so nice to see Anno being really happy and satisfied with the fact he finished Eva. It took 16 years and I can say that I grow up with Eva as a person.

[JorgeMurillo]

He forgot to to ask Anno the most important question, is Pen Pen still alive?

[TedTrembinski]

Hideaki Anno is a model of a modern artist! He may be making Japanese art for Japanese people, but he really is reaching people all over the world and bringing us closer to one another and to ourselves. Thank you and respect to Hideaki Anno!!

[hachiroku]

Thank you boss.


Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.

100 times thank you Hideaki, take care of yourself, sensei.

[jmiquelmb]

The interviewer clearly doesn’t know that Anno has already experience in live action film by the way he poses the question. Not blaming him, since he’s only a voice for Amazon’s PR, but it’s a bit sad they didn’t try to do a proper interview rather than a promotion

[TheBigExclusive]

As someone who grew up in an era when anime was very niche, this is so strange and bizarre to see a big company like Amazon treating Evangelion with such honor. I wonder how much of this is fake praise?

[ruskasielu]

You gotta respect the host for mentioning the full name of the movie every time he speaks about it ! That's quite a mouthful

[zachbrehany]

61?! Damn. Our man Anno is ageing gracefully. Hopefully that graceful aging is a sign of more great and beautiful stories to come (even more with Shin Ultraman).

[DeadmanInc]

Finished it last night. Not gonna lie, I feel very at peace and a sense of fulfilment for how things wrapped up. It's how I felt about the series finale for Lost. Just absolutely at peace and fulfilled. Everyone gets their happy ending finally. It's not perfect. A little too long and ham fisted. But still the right way to cap off nearly three decades of storytelling from one of the most iconic anime franchises ever. It's insane that this journey began in 1995 and started up again in 2007.

I'd say Hideaki Anno definitely earned his retirement from Evangelion. But I do hope this isn't the last we'll see of Evangelion. Maybe a spin off based on the alternate reality from the original series.

[kingsmerte]

Looking forward to his live action works. Shin Godzilla was incredible

[bjascmmas]

Didn't watch the TV anime series 1st hand because was still kid
Watched the 4 movies of Rebuild of Evangelion 1st hand, from when I was single till I'm a dad

[victorgonzalezgallo]

After watching the entire work of Eva ( original series, The end of evangelion, the manga and the 4 rebuild movies) I can say I witness one of the best masterpieces ever created. Mr. Anno is a damn genius in what it meant the work of his entire life. The last movie is sooo good and adds so much to the story everybody is gonna like it. At last I only got to say is thank you and congratulations Mr. Anno San.

[RobertzBrito]

Quien debería hacer la reverencia somos todos nosotros. Gracias, Hideaki por tanto.

[Jayfive]

He had the aspect of a man who has finished what he needed to do and can move on to the things he wants to do.

[isaac_]

his voice is way higher than i thought

[efenege]

Amazing ending for a beloved franchise … Thanks Mr Hano 🙏🏻