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Lost in Starlight is one of those rare animated films that manages to pull you into its world effortlessly. From the very first frame, it's clear that a great deal of care was put into the visual presentation. The animation is stunning-fluid, expressive, and rich with detail. There's a certain magic in how the visuals unfold, making even the simplest moments feel immersive.

What really stood out to me, though, were the characters. They're written with enough depth to make them feel real, even in a story that leans into the fantastical. I found myself genuinely invested in their journeys, rooting for them, worrying about them, and even getting a little emotional by the end. There's a sincerity to their interactions that makes the relationships compelling, and the voice work brings them to life in a way that never feels forced.

Another unexpected highlight was the music. I went in not knowing much about the soundtrack, but it quickly became one of the film's strongest elements. There were even a few tracks that lingered in my mind long after the credits rolled. It's rare for music to feel like such an active part of an animated film's identity, but here, it absolutely does. The pacing is smooth, never dragging but also never rushing past the quieter, more introspective beats.

Would I recommend Lost in Starlight? Absolutely. It's a visually gorgeous film with heart, strong characters, and a soundtrack that adds another layer of beauty to the experience. Whether you're a longtime fan of animation or just looking for something thoughtfully made, this one is worth your time.

This film is suitable for those of you who are looking to relieve stress with a sweet romance story.

The movie brings us an unlikely relationship between people from different worlds. It shows how love can be complicated, and dreams can only make it more difficult. However, it also shows how that connection is hard to find and impossible to give up on. It is a beautiful love story which shows careers are important too, but knowing someone out there loves you in a way nobody else could is what shines through. The animation is beautiful, the music complements every scene, and the emotional rollercoaster keeps you wanting to watch more.

This is a Korean production and they did a good job. The story is set in the year 2051 and follow events both on Earth but also follows some astronauts on a space ship and their stories are intertwined.

I will not write too much about the actual plot as you should disover this for your self. It's beautifully animated and the music is also good and play an important part in story as one of the lead characters is a member of a band.

It's not fast paced, but with enough going on to keep you interested.

In summary : Watch it if you like animated films that are a bit different with a good story.

A beautifully animated story about straying from your chosen designated path and finding something unique.

A wonderful tale about loss and waiting for a loved one, moving forward and finding love amongst the light and dark. It highlights the struggles and strengths of a new relationship, but emphasises someone who will 'cheer you on, even among the stars'.

According to Netflix it's the first Korean Animated Movie to arrive onto it's platform, and it is exceptional, with a brilliant soundtrack.

It has similar vibes to other popular K-dramas and Japanese Animated Movies like: Your Name, Weathering with You.

If you like these movies, you'll love this!

Another popularity watch. People are raving about it being very touching, sweet.

I had a bit of trouble getting into it, figuring out the setup and the characters. I wanted this to be a live action. I think I might have liked it more, gotten more attached. Also, everything looks very pretty here but the humans. It's one of those animations and it annoys me.

I think the last 30 minutes drag it down significantly. Cause of the ending. That surely was a hallucination. It's the most unrealistic ending ever, after ticking every box in the "astronaut does everything wrong" book. Also cranking up the melodrama and the almost telepathic mirroring of their troubles.

So I dunno, it's very pretty and indeed kind of sweet between them but also if you strip it down the story and its characters are pretty tropey.