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Some see anime as being entrenched in fantasy and sci-fi, but the medium spans genres, even delivering brutal tearjerkers.

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The 'Pulp Fiction' director had earlier planned to do a 70s-set movie called 'The Movie Critic' but later dropped the idea.

However, if they're not done right, they can end up moving people into tears of laughter instead of sadness. Luckily, there are still plenty of anime movies out there that tell effective sad stories.