And exactly this, I am going to explain in the next lines. And if we can somehow change our location to these countries then we can access Weathering with You and other titles on Netflix now. And whenever you search for your desired show it doesn’t show the specific movie/series:Īt the moment Weathering with You is available in countries like Australia and South Korea.
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Why I can not Watch Weathering with You (2019) on Netflix now?Īctually, what happens, Netflix uses geo-blocking software to prevent viewers from watching content from other countries and that’s the reason why it is not available in your country.
Cut off from the outside world, Tokyo has become a playground for a group of young people who have lost their families, acting as a battlefield for parkour team battles as they leap from building to building. The story is set in Tokyo, after bubbles that broke the laws of gravity rained down upon the world. Here’s Netflix’s synopsis, which explains that final segment of the trailer: But its concept, where bubbles that defy gravity rain down on the city, letting young people scale buildings and navigate the world in three dimensions by hopping between floating bubbles, makes it look more like a wild platforming game. The first trailer for Bubble is a bit reminiscent of Weathering With You in its vision of a sunny, flooded Toyko that’s being overrun by plants and reclaimed by nature, making it a perfect setting for an idealized love story.
Urobuchi himself is an author and the screenwriter behind the award-winning Puella Magi Madoka Magica.
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(Just look at Pui Pui Molcar, a series about traffic adventures in a land of guinea pigs with wheels instead of feet.) More significant than the premise, though, is the talent behind Bubble: It’s directed by Tetsurô Araki, a longtime stalwart on the Attack on Titan series, movies, and OVAs, with character designs by Death Note’s Takeshi Obata, and music by Promare’s Hiroyuki Sawano. That’s a bizarre premise for an anime feature, but the field has certainly produced weirder stories. Screenwriter Gen Urobuchi has a strange way of explaining his script for Netflix’s new original anime feature Bubble: “I thought about playing around with a typical mermaid story: Instead of a girl ending up as bubbles after falling in love, why not have a bubble fall in love and transform into a girl?”
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