Isn’t this characteristic of … high altitudes? Once again, one could argue this was just an artistic effect for the closing scene but then what we make of all the other subtle details presented during the movie. Not only this thing has massive portions but it’s also 100% visible during daylight? How? If they were simple standing on normal Earth surface on this scene, how can the moon be this huge? One could argue they are leftovers from before the gravity experiment went sideways, but how could they be in such perfect conservation state, and how are they underground now? It’s not as if a whole chunk of land did a 180º backflip and those somehow ended up upside-down facing Earth’s core.Įxplain this huge-ass moon. What is the point of having long range radio dishes underground? Furthermore what’s the point of having said radio dishes pointing to somewhere even bellow their current location?Īs a matter of fact, these are radio telescopes, they are used to capture wavelengths traveling from extreme distances, why would someone put them underground, and even inverted? This is likely just another case where the art staff gets too carried away and draw some weird stuff that doesn’t belong there.
HOW MUCH MONEY DID SAKASAMA NO PATEMA MAKE MOVIE
Which makes perfect sense and I’d agree fully with, if it wasn’t for some details shown through the movie that I find hard to ignore. If you just Google “Patema Inverted map” or “Patema Inverted world” you’ll get something like this: Now here is where my interpretation differs from the many maps and diagrams around the web. The scientists who survived the accident felt guilty, and went underground with the inverted survivors to watch over them The chief’s will is quite the burden.” Some were inverted, but escaped the fall, and buried themselves underground, abandoning the surface. * – “Long ago, there was a terrible accident. …if you’re still wondering: Age’s people (the Aiga) were indeed the upside-down folk, while Patema’s were descendants from the scientists responsible for the disaster * who, after generations, somehow lost communication to both the outside world and the inverted people, therefore deciding it was better if their children and grandchildren didn’t know about the truth (a lie which was probably easy to tell since they are the ones living underground, not a very comfy place). Some acceleration mistakes aside and the silly cardboard antagonist, the movie is pretty solid on the Sci-Fi aspect and kudos for the team responsible for animating object/fluid physics.Īnyway, I guess by now it’s become pretty clear to everyone who were really the inverted ones. Some interesting camera perspectives, likeable characters and a nice soundtrack. Yes, it’s been quite a few years since Sakasama no Patema premiered but I only got to watch it this past week.
WARNING: THIS POST CONTAINS MAJOR, SUBSTANTIAL, JOY-KILLER SPOILERS FROM THE MOVIE.
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