Ambiguous/non-existen verbs in this sentence


The following is an excerpt from a dialogue between me and my language
partner. For full context, I attach the full block about the topic "Your name
(anime)" we were talking about at that point:

「君の名は」は、DVDを買って、家で観ました。海外での「ジブリアニメ」の定義はよくわかりませんが、日本で「ジブリ映画」というと、スタジオジブリが製作したアニメ映画のことで、その数はそれほど多くはありません。
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でも「君の名は」は日本でもとても評判がよく、私もよくできていると思いました。ratwimps の歌を効果的に使い、テンポよく進んでいくのが良かったですね。
アンドレアスさんは字幕で観たのですか。私は、この映画では日本語の特性がよく表れていると思いました。男の子の一人称は「オレ」、女の子を呼ぶときの二人称は「おまえ」ですが、女の子の一人称は「私」、男の子を呼ぶときの二人称は「あなた」です。入れ替わっているとき、もちろん声や仕草でも区別がつきますが、どの人称を使うかでもすぐにわかるのです。画面に顔が映っていないときも同じです。
外見が女の子でも、「オレ・・・」とつぶやいたら、中身は男の子ですよね。 人称について話すと長くなるので、ここでやめておきます。

The sentence in question: (Here she responded to my personal experience with
the anime "your name", because I told her that I first thought it was a ghibli
anime due to the high quality of the animation.)
でも「君の名は」は日本でもとても評判がよく、私もよくできていると思いました。

My attempt at translation: "But I think that 'your name' having much fame also
in japan, I also can good."

So, what poses the biggest problem for me is that in the part
日本でもとても評判がよく、私もよくできている there is a lack of verbs. I assumed that a て形-copula
can be extrapolated in とても評判がよく, but I was absolutely clueless what to make of
私もよくできている. "Can do" for できる doesnt make much sense here, but "to appear" "to
be ready" etc. also dont work well. Also, I think that "I" (meanig herself) is
the subject to できる here, but in this context, where we were talking about the
movie, I dont understand how she shall play a part in this.




The verb できる has many meanings, one of which is "to be made, to be built" (#3
on Jisho). よくできている means "well-made."

> 私もよくできていると思いました。
>
> "I, too, thought it was well-made."

For common verbs with many meanings (hello, かける!), even if you use the verb
all the time, I recommend you look it up and walk through the definitions;
often you'll come across one that is obvious in context.

Finally 評判が良く doesn't mean "lots of fame," it means "has a good reputation."
You'll see the word 評判 often in the phrase 評判通り, which means "as per its
reputation..."




The verb できる has many meanings, one of which is "to be made, to be built" (#3
on Jisho). よくできている means "well-made."

> 私もよくできていると思いました。
>
> "I, too, thought it was well-made."

For common verbs with many meanings (hello, かける!), even if you use the verb
all the time, I recommend you look it up and walk through the definitions;
often you'll come across one that is obvious in context.

Finally 評判が良く doesn't mean "lots of fame," it means "has a good reputation."
You'll see the word 評判 often in the phrase 評判通り, which means "as per its
reputation..."

