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# Maquia: When The Promised Flower Blooms (Blu-ray)

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- **What is this?** Maquia: When The Promised Flower Blooms (Blu-ray)
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## Description

"Making of MAQUIA" Featurette Trailer, Promo Videos And TV Commercials From Japan

Review: A Nice, Psychological Movie: The Cycle of Life - I had never seen this movie prior to purchasing it, but what attracted me were the visuals/bright colors and details in the artwork, as well as what I expected to be sort of a action/drama animated movie. (FYI, this is not so much an action movie). Without spoilers, this is essentially a movie that approaches the concept of the cycle of life, over the course of roughly a little longer than a human's average lifespan (lets say maybe 80ish or more years). The main characters grow emotionally and psychologically over the course of time, and very realistic responses to the given circumstances are made (purposefully vague :) ). The ending, for me, was a real tear-jerker. Sad yet sweet, and very beautiful in the artwork. A couple pros for me: Not just the main characters, but ALL characters in the movie actually develop/change over time. Some become jaded, some become more level-headed than they used to be. For a movie, they packed in quite a bit more than you'd expect. Also, the visuals, of course, were pretty great. Music was appropriate, and the details of the quilts were very nice. The view on life from the film was less about "right and wrong", and more about personal beliefs, and the ability to potentially change, as well as the significance of relationships. My only con would be: I expected it to be a little more "actiony". Overall that's not a problem, but as I said, I sort of expected it to be initially, based on what I saw from trailers, etc. Outside of that expectation, as a film about life, it's very good. I would highly recommend it as a "thinking" movie, with some good takeaways.
Review: A Must Own Masteriece - Maquia: When The Promised Flower Blooms, is a masterfully crafted fantasy epic about motherhood, love, and life itself. Written and directed (her directorial debut, in fact) by Mari Okada of Anohana fame. Maquia tells the story of the titular young girl from a race of long lived elf like weavers. She is forced from her home and large parts of her people slaughtered or captured. Abandoned in the wilderness she takes in an orphaned baby boy who, like Maquia, has been stranded by fate. The film details the evolution of the low fantasy world around them and the struggles of motherhood across the many stages of a human's life, while she herself seemingly does not age. The film is powerfully written and ponders poignant real-world issues and themes, and handles them with due delicacy and thought. The storytelling is excellent and is a tearjerker, as one would expect from the brilliant Mari Okada. Maquia is a must own anime film and now proudly sits as one of the crowning glories of my collection of films, animated and otherwise. Make certain to bring tissues.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Hiroaki Hirata, Hirohisa Kikuchi, Kenji Horikawa, Manaka Iwami, Mari Okada, Miyu Irino, Naoko Endo, Nobuhiro Takenaka, Yoko Hikasa, Yuki Kaji, tomomi Kyotani Contributor Hiroaki Hirata, Hirohisa Kikuchi, Kenji Horikawa, Manaka Iwami, Mari Okada, Miyu Irino, Naoko Endo, Nobuhiro Takenaka, Yoko Hikasa, Yuki Kaji, tomomi Kyotani See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 693 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen |
| Genre | Anime & Manga |
| Language | Japanese |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 55 minutes |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Anime & Manga
- **Format:** NTSC, Blu-ray, Subtitled, Widescreen
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- **Language:** Japanese
- **Runtime:** 1 hour and 55 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Nice, Psychological Movie: The Cycle of Life
*by J***S on February 20, 2019*

I had never seen this movie prior to purchasing it, but what attracted me were the visuals/bright colors and details in the artwork, as well as what I expected to be sort of a action/drama animated movie. (FYI, this is not so much an action movie). Without spoilers, this is essentially a movie that approaches the concept of the cycle of life, over the course of roughly a little longer than a human's average lifespan (lets say maybe 80ish or more years). The main characters grow emotionally and psychologically over the course of time, and very realistic responses to the given circumstances are made (purposefully vague :) ). The ending, for me, was a real tear-jerker. Sad yet sweet, and very beautiful in the artwork. A couple pros for me: Not just the main characters, but ALL characters in the movie actually develop/change over time. Some become jaded, some become more level-headed than they used to be. For a movie, they packed in quite a bit more than you'd expect. Also, the visuals, of course, were pretty great. Music was appropriate, and the details of the quilts were very nice. The view on life from the film was less about "right and wrong", and more about personal beliefs, and the ability to potentially change, as well as the significance of relationships. My only con would be: I expected it to be a little more "actiony". Overall that's not a problem, but as I said, I sort of expected it to be initially, based on what I saw from trailers, etc. Outside of that expectation, as a film about life, it's very good. I would highly recommend it as a "thinking" movie, with some good takeaways.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Must Own Masteriece
*by D***N on February 6, 2019*

Maquia: When The Promised Flower Blooms, is a masterfully crafted fantasy epic about motherhood, love, and life itself. Written and directed (her directorial debut, in fact) by Mari Okada of Anohana fame. Maquia tells the story of the titular young girl from a race of long lived elf like weavers. She is forced from her home and large parts of her people slaughtered or captured. Abandoned in the wilderness she takes in an orphaned baby boy who, like Maquia, has been stranded by fate. The film details the evolution of the low fantasy world around them and the struggles of motherhood across the many stages of a human's life, while she herself seemingly does not age. The film is powerfully written and ponders poignant real-world issues and themes, and handles them with due delicacy and thought. The storytelling is excellent and is a tearjerker, as one would expect from the brilliant Mari Okada. Maquia is a must own anime film and now proudly sits as one of the crowning glories of my collection of films, animated and otherwise. Make certain to bring tissues.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A lifetime struggle is worth love to its full capacity to understand
*by R***Y on March 5, 2021*

I was blown back by the story....the characters are very well done in a way where your are fully invested in them...through there lives you experience a personal connection with these characters, when you realize that time is passing you cant help but want to see more.....the animation is solid and the dubbed is better than I expected...it is a breath of fresh air with a great story a great world ..something you can appreciate away from all the high powered anime you see today...all anime fans a must see...keep tissue near by it got me and it will get you...

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