Showing posts with label 5 Centimeters Per Second. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5 Centimeters Per Second. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 March 2011

COMPETITION - Win 5 Centimeters Per Second on DVD

As announced on Episode 19 of our podcast, we have a DVD of '5 Centimeters Per Second' to give away!

Be sure to listen to our latest podcast to hear our spoiler free review on this work by Makoto Shinkai.

If you fancy entering this competition to win this DVD, all you have to is send your answering to the following question to AnimeChronicleUK@Gmail.com :

Included on the UK DVD release of 'Voices Of A Distant Star' was a short film. What was the name of that short film?

NOTE - Please include you name, address and telephone number in you entry.

Closing Date to enter is Thursday 25th March at 9am GMT, with the winners being announced on our podcast to be recorded on March 25th.

Terms And Conditions -
*This competition is for the chance to one DVD of '5 Centimeters Per Second'.
*Entry is open to anyone in the world, but the DVD is in Region 2 coding. Please make sure if you reside outside the UK that can play region 2 DVDs.
*Prize cannot be exchanged for other prizes or cash alternative.

Good luck to everyone who enters!

Thursday, 10 March 2011

'Global Shinkai Day 2011' this weekend at Crunchyroll

Anime streaming website Crunchyroll have announced this weekend (Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th March) they will present 'Global Shinkai Day 2011'. A celebration of some of the work of Makoto Shinkai.

The concept being they will be streaming three of Makoto Shinkai's works worldwide (excluding Japan) for free! That's right, absolutely free!

The titles are "Voices of a Distant Star", "Place Promised in our Early Days" and, "5 Centimerters Per Second". The latter being released by Manga UK nationwide this coming week! So if you enjoy watching this weekend, be sure to pick it up from next week!
(Pictured left: "5 Centimeters Per Second")

We should note, that the screenings on Crunchyroll will more than likely be in Japanese with English Subtitles. The reason we say more than likely, is because all other content on the website is subtitled.

It's a great chance to catch some of his work if you haven't experienced them already! All the details regarding this global event can be found at Crunchyroll's website.