Studio Ghibli – Kaze Tachinu – new Hayao Miyazaki movie, “Kaze Tachinu”, to be out in 1.5 months – Voice actors have been determined, including Evangelion series Director, Hideaki Anno
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We know there are many fans of Ghibli movies out there who have had a long, patient wait for a new movie from Director Hayao Miyazaki. His new movie, “Kaze Tachinu”, will be released on July 20 in Japan.
It’s an animation movie about the life of Jiro Horikoshi. He had dreamed of becoming a designer of airplanes and finally made his dream come true. However, the time was around World War II and what he created was a famous fighter aircraft A6M “Zero” to kill people. The movie will show his life and inner conflict.
Studio Ghibli already announced that Hideaki Anno, who is best known as film director of the Evangelion series, will play the leading voice part of Jiro. Other famous and popular actors/actresses have also joined the cast as voice actors.
Pentax recently announced that they will be making available their range of Pentax Evangelion Q10 limited edition cameras, where these will retail for approximately $650 after conversion, and will of course, sport the colors and design that were inspired by the Evangelion series. Underneath the hood, it is pretty much the same innards as with a vanilla Pentax Q10 shooter, where you will be able to capture 12.4-megapixel stills with its CMOS sensor, while there is also a Removal DRII image sensor cleaning function thrown into the mix that relies on ultrasonic vibrations.
Are you a fan of the Evangelion series – story, characters and all? If you have answered in the affirmative, then here is a wee bit of news that might just capture your attention. Known as the Evangelion humidifier (no prizes for guessing just what this puppy is able to churn out), it does roll back the years and return you to memories of the scene where the Nerv building is destroyed by the Third Children using Eva 01. The humidifier works great behind the scenes, as it actually relies on the steam that rises up to throw in a touch of realism in this classic Evangelion scene.