Review of Memories

If I were to describe "Memories" in just a short way, I would call it an audiovisual feast for every fan of animation. Three different stories, each one directed by a different director, but all done in a truly spectacular way. Beautiful art style with stunning-looking backgrounds, stellar animation, breathtaking soundtrack and voice acting, an interesting and unique approach to storytelling, many themes and genres blending with each other in a balanced way, breathtaking sequences... Everything is there and is polished as much as possible. I decided to make this review rather short. Why? Because I feel there's no need to elaborate a lot andmention all the details about each of those three movies, because it's best to just experience this movie compilation by yourself, with having in mind the pros I briefly mentioned earlier.

In conclusion, "Memories" is definitely worth recommending to not only fans of animation in general or Japanese animation in particular, but also to people who love artsy works of art representing high production quality. It's hard to impress me, but this compilation left me speechless. Calling it a masterpiece is definitely a good and proper way to address it, at least if you ask me. I can't even really think of any negative elements that could appear in any of the movies this compilation consists of. It's one of the best examples of grand-looking cel animation.