This week was more about quieter moments of internal struggle, with the most emotional impact coming from a wordless scene where two generations stare at an old photo that matters only to them.
As an adaptation, Gnomeo & Juliet is a little loose with the original, though it does hit the major points of the play up to when the movie says it’s deviating.
The theme of this episode was pretty easy to figure out but the subtext… I’ve watched this episode three times and I’m still not sure what it means. Isn’t that wonderful?
While a lot of anime usually stays within the communities that already consume that type of media, sometimes something comes along that brings new blood into the fold.
