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|comment=The sunset visually prefigures the credits of ''Death'', and the unusually broad expanse of water in front of them prefigures Kaworu's appearance at an eerily similar scene, bringing back a haunting reminder of Misato's ancient history (her father, from whom Kaworu gets his appearance). This scene, and her words, are loaded with both irony and foreshadowing in a way that only Evangelion can pull off. }}
|comment=The sunset visually prefigures the credits of ''Death'', and the unusually broad expanse of water in front of them prefigures Kaworu's appearance at an eerily similar scene, bringing back a haunting reminder of Misato's ancient history (her father, from whom Kaworu gets his appearance). This scene, and her words, are loaded with both irony and foreshadowing in a way that only Evangelion can pull off. }}


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|comment=Speaking about ''Death'', I'd just like to quickly say that I consider it, despite being a simple recap movie, pretty worthwhile, because its way of recapping Eva by simply rehashing a bunch of associations and aesthetics and intentionally paring everything down to the minimum required to get the point across is quite refreshing for a recap film.}}


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Latest revision as of 08:29, 3 October 2021


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MISATO:“It's all ancient history for both of us. We shouldn't let it bother us.”

UrsusArctos: The sunset visually prefigures the credits of Death, and the unusually broad expanse of water in front of them prefigures Kaworu's appearance at an eerily similar scene, bringing back a haunting reminder of Misato's ancient history (her father, from whom Kaworu gets his appearance). This scene, and her words, are loaded with both irony and foreshadowing in a way that only Evangelion can pull off.


Zusuchan: Speaking about Death, I'd just like to quickly say that I consider it, despite being a simple recap movie, pretty worthwhile, because its way of recapping Eva by simply rehashing a bunch of associations and aesthetics and intentionally paring everything down to the minimum required to get the point across is quite refreshing for a recap film.