Lars Erickssen (Ferrell) has spent his life dreaming of competing in and winning the Eurovision Song Contest for Iceland, with his band mate and best friend Sigrid Ericksdottir (McAdams). When and the deaths of the other Icelandic hopefuls in a tragic party boat explosion offer them the chance, they travel to compete against favourites like Alexander Lemtov (Stevens) and Mita Xenakis (Mahut).
Directed by Makoto Shinkai Starring (English dub) Michael Sinterniklaas and Stephanie Sheh
Tokyo schoolboy Taki (Sinterniklass) and country girl Mitsuha (Sheh) are startled to discover that they are periodically switching bodies. Despite a non-interference pact worked out via messages left for each other on phones and other media, each begins to try to improve the other’s life. Taki, more socially adept in general, enhances Mitsuha’s social standing, while she makes a date for Taki with an older girl at his workplace. On the date, however, Taki realises that he has feelings for Mitsuha, but on trying to contact her discovers that their connection has been broken.
Lance Sterling (Smith), the world’s greatest spy and determined lone wolf, fails to retrieve a stolen assassin drone being sold by Yakuza boss Kimura (Oka) to Killian (Mendelsohn), a mysterious killer with a mechanical claw for a hand. Despite the protests of his boss, Joyless (McEntire), internal affairs agent Marcie Kappel (Jones) pins the blame on Sterling thanks to footage of him conducting terror attacks using the drone. Sterling goes on the run to prove his innocence, and goes to recently fired gedgeteer Walter Beckett (Holland) for his ‘ultimate stealth technology,’ an experimental formula that transforms Sterling into a pigeon.
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