Wolf Children Ame and Yuki

Holy shit, that was a powerful movie. I... Yeah, yeah, call me a sap, but seriously, that was one hell of an emotional journey.
The love story in the beginning was short and sweet, but believable. You could feel the emotion and it was definitely the most adorable thing I've seen since the servants in Black Butler. The rest of the movie was perfectly paced and realistic, even if some of the dialogue was choppy. **a bit of spoilers**I love how the creators switched Ame and Yuki's point of views by the end: In the beginning Yuki wanted to be a wolf, and Ame wanted to stay human, but in the end the opposite happened. The mother (Hana) was endearing and a very, very realistic character. All of the characters were lovable, really, though I wish they would have elaborated on the old man some more. That's all for my rambling, but please, if you ever get some spare time and you're bored, consider this movie. It's a magical tale of love, loss, growing up, and finding who you are.