Monday, November 04, 2024

Violet Evergarden The Movie wins Dolby Cinema Award at Dolby Cinema Japan Awards 2024

Today, it was announced that Violet Evergarden The Movie won the first Dolby Cinema Award at Dolby Cinema Japan Awards 2024.

The movie will also return to Dolby Cinemas in Japan from 15 November 2024. I have watched the movie 15 times in a cinema, so I guess I will be able to renew that record. 😍

 
The Dolby Cinema version of the movie was really good. After watching the normal version several times, I watched the Dolby Cinema version several times and was amazed at how much better it was. When I went back to watch the normal version, I could really notice the differences.
 
Violet Evergarden The Movie was also the first new anime movie to be adapted for Dolby Cinema. Meaning it was released, and while still screening in theatres, the Dolby Cinema version was created and screened. This also created a trend, with other popular anime movies doing the same thing.

So I think it is really fitting that Violet Evergarden The Movie won this award. Director Ishidate really did a great job with the studio that helped to adapt the movie for Dolby Cinema.
 
Congratulations to the Violet Evergarden team!

My overall thoughts on Violet Evergarden The Movie

Events:
 
Translations of short stories:
Gilbert Bougainvillea and the Fleeting Dream (unofficial translation of "ギルベルト・ブーゲンビリアと儚い夢")
The Starry Night and the Lonely Two (unofficial translation of 星降りの夜とさみしいふたり)
Diethard Bougainvillea's If (unofficial translation of ディートフリート・ブーゲンビリアIf) 
The Tailor and the Auto-Memories Doll (unofficial translation of 仕立て屋と自動手記人形)
 
Tellsis (Nunkish) translation:
Last line of Violet's final letter to Gilbert
 
Insights on the movie:
 
Audio commentary notes:

 
All posts related to Violet Evergarden.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

will you write a review post after watching it for the 16th time? im looking forward to it

Teck said...

I have already written a "review" of sorts here.
Violet Evergarden the Movie (2020) review
Plus there are additional insights with their own separate posts, linked in the main article.