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This fantasy drama series surrounds a world where two societies are separated by water. The animation completely immerses you into the fantasy of this land. I would put this anime on the list just for how gorgeous their eyes are. Each character is so detailed in their hair, garments, markings, and eyes. The designs for each character are what make this anime extremely appealing.

No Game No Life is a supernatural comedy surrounding two game-obsessed siblings that are transported into a new reality where everything is decided by games. They created fluid movements and movie-quality scenes. Kyoto Animation is always praised for their good animation, but this is by far one of their best. The atmosphere is compelling with the visuals and sound creating an appealing universe. This adolescent mystery series is presented in such a stunning way that it truly amplifies the ambiance of the story. Each scene definitely gives you something to look at whether it is the colorful characters, intricacy of the games, or the decor of the setting, Quindecim. Its beauty comes in the darker colors with purples and blues as its color palette. In comparison to the other anime on this list, Death Parade’s beauty is definitely the outlier. This film was directed by Makoto Shinkai…a director famous for the gorgeous animation in his films. The characters have such fragile yet detailed appearances that kept my eyes locked to the screen. The scenery and rain scenes are breathtaking. This romance/slice of life animated film is absolutely striking and unforgettable. The colors and animation definitely bring in a layer of depth to the already intriguing story. When the action kicks in, brighter colors within the darkness appear. A lot of softer, emotional scenes are decorated with soft pastels and darker tones. It is gorgeous not only in the animation, but in it’s scenery, detail, and action scenes. This supernatural/ slice of life is a story that follows Mirai Kuriyama, who has the power to manipulate her blood into weapons. Here is a compiled list of the most beautiful and stunning anime ever created: For this list, I reflected on many different anime styles and have included anime series, films, and music videos. A combination of realistic animation and striking scenery creates a unique experience for viewers.

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The demon itself is scary as Hell, but Raimi's way of indicating it, with sharp screeches, is what ruined the movie for me.This extremely important aspect creates the setting, the overall feel, and the immersion into a new world. The séance scene near the end of the film is mostly gold.

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In fact, I think it might play better on television (it's definitely the kind of movie that I would have caught on late night TV as a kid and loved). Though I generally didn't like it, it's far from a bad film. A goat demon begins to attack Lohman and, well, the rest of its intentions are included in the title of the film. Alison Lohman (awful) plays a loan officer who gets cursed by a gypsy after she turns her down for a loan extension. The story isn't bad, but it's been done before. I was cowering, but only because I was afraid I might not be able to hear in the morning. The formula of the film is this: quiet set-up followed by sharp screech and an even louder BOO! It's the same thing over and over. The problem: horror stings on the soundtrack. I saw Terminator Salvation at the same theater, and was not nearly as deafened as I was by Drag Me to Hell. At least not ones that like to turn the volume up. This is one film I would almost implore people not to see in theaters. Unfortunately, it's also very formulaic and, much of the time, downright obnoxious.

Like the Evil Dead movies, it's delightfully cheesy and relentless. Sam Raimi attempts to return to his B movie roots.

A huge disappointment in my eyes, especially after the high praise it has received from critics.