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So.. I've seen
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Spirited Away (2001)
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Princess Mononoke (1997)
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Howl's Moving Castle (2004)
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Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)
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and just lately, My Neighbor Totoro (1988)..
They've all been brilliant for me apart from My Neighbor Totoro- nothing seemed to happen . And it's not even because it's a 1988 film.. Nausicaä was 1984 and I still got my Miyazaki fix..
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Will probably watch Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) next,
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then Porco Rosso (1992) and am not sure what's left to catch after..
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Any Miyazaki fans around =^_^=?
So.. I've seen
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Spirited Away (2001)
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Princess Mononoke (1997)
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Howl's Moving Castle (2004)
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Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)
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and just lately, My Neighbor Totoro (1988)..
They've all been brilliant for me apart from My Neighbor Totoro- nothing seemed to happen . And it's not even because it's a 1988 film.. Nausicaä was 1984 and I still got my Miyazaki fix..
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Will probably watch Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) next,
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then Porco Rosso (1992) and am not sure what's left to catch after..
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Any Miyazaki fans around =^_^=?
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You could say that about me
I watched all the movies you did.. Except neighbor Totoro.. And I enjoyed them qiute much, especially Howl and Spirited away.. Tho I never really cared about the man behind them
You could say that about me
I watched all the movies you did.. Except neighbor Totoro.. And I enjoyed them qiute much, especially Howl and Spirited away.. Tho I never really cared about the man behind them Smile.. It confuses people..:)
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I grew up on Totoro mannnnnnnnnn...
Kiki's delivery service is pretty cute.
And you're missing Grave of the Fireflies; one of the better movies I've seen, animated or not. But prepare for some serious BAWWWWWWWWWWWWing if you watch it. I saw it when I was a kid and I think I was emotionally scarred for life...and still am, but in a good way.
Personally Spirited Away and Grave of the Fireflies are my personal favorites.
I grew up on Totoro mannnnnnnnnn...
Kiki's delivery service is pretty cute.
And you're missing Grave of the Fireflies; one of the better movies I've seen, animated or not. But prepare for some serious BAWWWWWWWWWWWWing if you watch it. I saw it when I was a kid and I think I was emotionally scarred for life...and still am, but in a good way.
Personally Spirited Away and Grave of the Fireflies are my personal favorites.
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Seen the first three, but I never go out to see them - they're always on at my friends place. Didn't think too much of Grave of the Fireflies though, I'm not sure why.
Slightly off topic, but I'm really wanting to see more Asian movies, like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Hero, Curse of the Golden Flower, House of Flying Daggers, and so on.
Seen the first three, but I never go out to see them - they're always on at my friends place. Didn't think too much of Grave of the Fireflies though, I'm not sure why.
Slightly off topic, but I'm really wanting to see more Asian movies, like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Hero, Curse of the Golden Flower, House of Flying Daggers, and so on.
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Of Miyazaki..I really enjoyed Howls and Mononoke.. both very well crafted. The Others I've seen were all enjoyable but those are the two that stood out to me.
Of general Asian movies..
Seven Swords is a personal favourite for martial arts. And of course there's Old Boy for a twisted modern lilt on things... or Lady Vengeance etc. And for a top combination of Samurai Zombie..ing, theres always good ol Versus. Celebrity Love Island with a twist...Battle Royale('s)
They're all pretty obvious choices, but awesome nonetheless
Tartan Asia's stuff tends to be pretty epic and gritty as a rule.
Of Miyazaki..I really enjoyed Howls and Mononoke.. both very well crafted. The Others I've seen were all enjoyable but those are the two that stood out to me.
Of general Asian movies..
Seven Swords is a personal favourite for martial arts. And of course there's Old Boy for a twisted modern lilt on things... or Lady Vengeance etc. And for a top combination of Samurai Zombie..ing, theres always good ol Versus. Celebrity Love Island with a twist...Battle Royale('s)
They're all pretty obvious choices, but awesome nonetheless
Tartan Asia's stuff tends to be pretty epic and gritty as a rule.
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Hmm hadn't heard of Grave of the Fireflies (1988) til you mentioned it Kael.. not Miyazaki, but appears Studio Ghibli did the animation (love Wikipedia!). Will try to look around for it
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Hmm hadn't heard of Grave of the Fireflies (1988) til you mentioned it Kael.. not Miyazaki, but appears Studio Ghibli did the animation (love Wikipedia!). Will try to look around for it
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I didn't think mu of Kiki's Delivery Service...
Everything else listed is proper good
I didn't think mu of Kiki's Delivery Service...
Everything else listed is proper good
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Oh yeah, I messed up... But watch it anyhow Ry! I saw it again recently at a showing at my uni and a good section of the audience were in tears.
Also, in terms of other movies from Asia... I love Hero (for artsy), kung-fu hustle (for funny), shaolin soccer (for geeky), My Sassy Girl (cute date movie), and ong bak (for badassery)
Slight Spoilers (but not really if you see the beginning of the film):
The film was directed by Isao Takahata, who is associated with the famous Ghibli Studio, source of the greatest Japanese animation. His colleague there is Hayao Miyazaki ("Princess Mononoke," "Kiki's Delivery Service," "My Neighbor Totoro"). His films are not usually this serious, but "Grave of the Fireflies" is in a category by itself. It's based on a semi-autobiographical novel by Nosaka Akiyuki--who was a boy at the time of the firebombs, whose sister did die of hunger and whose life has been shadowed by guilt.
Oh yeah, I messed up... But watch it anyhow Ry! I saw it again recently at a showing at my uni and a good section of the audience were in tears.
Also, in terms of other movies from Asia... I love Hero (for artsy), kung-fu hustle (for funny), shaolin soccer (for geeky), My Sassy Girl (cute date movie), and ong bak (for badassery)
Slight Spoilers (but not really if you see the beginning of the film):
The film was directed by Isao Takahata, who is associated with the famous Ghibli Studio, source of the greatest Japanese animation. His colleague there is Hayao Miyazaki ("Princess Mononoke," "Kiki's Delivery Service," "My Neighbor Totoro"). His films are not usually this serious, but "Grave of the Fireflies" is in a category by itself. It's based on a semi-autobiographical novel by Nosaka Akiyuki--who was a boy at the time of the firebombs, whose sister did die of hunger and whose life has been shadowed by guilt.
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Ooo, four films I havent seen!
Ooo, four films I havent seen!
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Last semester I watched Howl's on repeat while I did my Japanese study, but aside from that I've only seen Princess Mononoke which I find interesting given the strong theme is has of the environment.
I'm not really one for anime, but I realise that I really should watch more given the level I do Japanese (and don't understand the anime references in class!) Actually, I think we translated the start of Spirited Away in class...that girl looks familiar...
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Last semester I watched Howl's on repeat while I did my Japanese study, but aside from that I've only seen Princess Mononoke which I find interesting given the strong theme is has of the environment.
I'm not really one for anime, but I realise that I really should watch more given the level I do Japanese (and don't understand the anime references in class!) Actually, I think we translated the start of Spirited Away in class...that girl looks familiar...
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If you do get it and plan to watch it, have a funny or happy movie to follow up after. Grave of the Fireflies is a very moving and emotional production.
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Hmm hadn't heard of Grave of the Fireflies (1988) til you mentioned it Kael.. not Miyazaki, but appears Studio Ghibli did the animation (love Wikipedia!). Will try to look around for it
If you do get it and plan to watch it, have a funny or happy movie to follow up after. Grave of the Fireflies is a very moving and emotional production.
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the top 4 are the first ones I saw (not quite in that order though)
saw Nausicaa lately on DVD, and Karen and I were having a debate over whether or not she was wearing leggings with that incredibly short skirt. (I was for leggings, Karen was against btw)
the top 4 are the first ones I saw (not quite in that order though)
saw Nausicaa lately on DVD, and Karen and I were having a debate over whether or not she was wearing leggings with that incredibly short skirt. (I was for leggings, Karen was against btw)
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ZOMG!
I have seen them all but two, the soppy ones, only yesterday and he other one about high school kids.
Can't BELIEVE nobody has mentioned:
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and like: OMG! 2006: Tales of Earthsea!!! "Hello bittorrent!" "Hello Meghan." "Bittorrent: Get me this film NOW!!!!"
ZOMG!
I have seen them all but two, the soppy ones, only yesterday and he other one about high school kids.
Can't BELIEVE nobody has mentioned:
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and like: OMG! 2006: Tales of Earthsea!!! "Hello bittorrent!" "Hello Meghan." "Bittorrent: Get me this film NOW!!!!"
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Meg...
Tales from Earthsea is Hayao Miyazaki's son Goro's directorial debut...
It's also (whispers) very disappointing... Not bad, but not in the same league as his dad's films.
Meg...
Tales from Earthsea is Hayao Miyazaki's son Goro's directorial debut...
It's also (whispers) very disappointing... Not bad, but not in the same league as his dad's films.
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mmm anime! havent seen porco rosso or nausicaa and only seen most of totoro... but the sootballs!
castle in the sky, howls moving castle and spirited away are my favourites i think.
mmm anime! havent seen porco rosso or nausicaa and only seen most of totoro... but the sootballs!
castle in the sky, howls moving castle and spirited away are my favourites i think. on spam robots - "Burn the robot! Melt him down, and then we can make lots and lots of money from his shiiiny juices!"
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I've seen Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, Princess Mononoke and Kiki's Delivery Service. I'd say my favorite was Howl's or Spirited Away.
I've seen Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, Princess Mononoke and Kiki's Delivery Service. I'd say my favorite was Howl's or Spirited Away.
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Laputa...best film in the world...ever- I spent my childhood days watching this on repeat, until I drove my Dad to throw the video away, have recently managed to get on DVD woo hoo!
Laputa...best film in the world...ever- I spent my childhood days watching this on repeat, until I drove my Dad to throw the video away, have recently managed to get on DVD woo hoo!
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It's all Studio Ghibli to me...
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Meg...
Tales from Earthsea is Hayao Miyazaki's son Goro's directorial debut...
It's also (whispers) very disappointing... Not bad, but not in the same league as his dad's films.
It's all Studio Ghibli to me...
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Wow, where are can get them
innna legal way?
I like anime,
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Wow, where are can get them
innna legal way?
I like anime,
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Howls Moving Castle is an awesome film, unfortunately I haven't seen any of the others, but I'll be keeping my eye out for them
Howls Moving Castle is an awesome film, unfortunately I haven't seen any of the others, but I'll be keeping my eye out for them
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Oh, it's a beautiful moving, but horrifically depressing! It was actually the first Ghibli film I ever had the pleasure of seeing (although, Princess Mononoke was great, seeing it at the Rutgers Film Coop in a big lecture hall with tons of otaku, and I still think Spirited Away is the best).
Ry, might I recommend judiciously picking the right time to watch Grave fo the Fireflies? It's really good, but really sad. Excellent movie. But really, really, sad.
.... sidenote..... who wants to go on a field trip to Japan to go to the Miyazaki museum and sit in the life-sized cat-bus model from Totoro???
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Hmm hadn't heard of Grave of the Fireflies (1988) til you mentioned it Kael.. not Miyazaki, but appears Studio Ghibli did the animation (love Wikipedia!). Will try to look around for it
Oh, it's a beautiful moving, but horrifically depressing! It was actually the first Ghibli film I ever had the pleasure of seeing (although, Princess Mononoke was great, seeing it at the Rutgers Film Coop in a big lecture hall with tons of otaku, and I still think Spirited Away is the best).
Ry, might I recommend judiciously picking the right time to watch Grave fo the Fireflies? It's really good, but really sad. Excellent movie. But really, really, sad.
.... sidenote..... who wants to go on a field trip to Japan to go to the Miyazaki museum and sit in the life-sized cat-bus model from Totoro???
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Have seen allot of them, but looking at miyazaki's imdb page still have allot left to see, My current favourite is howl's moving castle, and found out today my girlfriend has booked us tickets for the studio ghibli museum in tokyo this december which I'm very excited about.
Have seen allot of them, but looking at miyazaki's imdb page still have allot left to see, My current favourite is howl's moving castle, and found out today my girlfriend has booked us tickets for the studio ghibli museum in tokyo this december which I'm very excited about.
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SoooooOOOOOoooooOOOOOooooo incredibly jealous!
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Have seen allot of them, but looking at miyazaki's imdb page still have allot left to see, My current favourite is howl's moving castle, and found out today my girlfriend has booked us tickets for the studio ghibli museum in tokyo this december which I'm very excited about.
SoooooOOOOOoooooOOOOOooooo incredibly jealous!
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i've seen spirited away, princess mononoke, laputa; castle in the sky, porco rosso, nausicaa of the valley of the winds, most of kikis deliveries service, and a couple random bits of my neighbour totoro. a couple years ago one of the free to air tv stations had a studio ghibli film every Thursday. good times.
possibly the most beautiful movies ever made.
i am going to buy them all when i can afford it. *sigh*
i've seen spirited away, princess mononoke, laputa; castle in the sky, porco rosso, nausicaa of the valley of the winds, most of kikis deliveries service, and a couple random bits of my neighbour totoro. a couple years ago one of the free to air tv stations had a studio ghibli film every Thursday. good times.
possibly the most beautiful movies ever made.
i am going to buy them all when i can afford it. *sigh*
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Ive seen the same list as you Ry + Laputa (which I love), I all time fav has to be mononoke, but spirited away's score is mind-blowing! Im a huge fan of Jo Hisaishi.
Hopefully film4 will do a studio ghibli season again, they did one every afternoon around xmas time last year, but I missed out as i didnt have it back then I look forward to seeing kiki, grave of the fireflies etc
But yep, addicted to Ghibli
Ive seen the same list as you Ry + Laputa (which I love), I all time fav has to be mononoke, but spirited away's score is mind-blowing! Im a huge fan of Jo Hisaishi.
Hopefully film4 will do a studio ghibli season again, they did one every afternoon around xmas time last year, but I missed out as i didnt have it back then
I look forward to seeing kiki, grave of the fireflies etc But yep, addicted to Ghibli
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That's the ghibli i watched most recently
(thank yoo jemmamamimamyma )
Its pretty rocking
but NOTHING beats Princess Mononoke. Not even Meg
edit: oh and I read your first post wrong! you haven't seen Porco Rosso yet?! Porco Rosso RULES (although it's another non-miyazaki iirc)
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Return of the Cat
That's the ghibli i watched most recently
(thank yoo jemmamamimamyma
)Its pretty rocking
but NOTHING beats Princess Mononoke. Not even Meg
edit: oh and I read your first post wrong! you haven't seen Porco Rosso yet?! Porco Rosso RULES (although it's another non-miyazaki iirc)
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I love Spirited Away, Castle in the Sky, Kiki's Delivery Service, Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle (though I love the book more), and I haven't seen the others... or at least I don't think I have. I have seen SteamBoy which was very interesting, but I don't think that's Miyazaki.
You can find most of these at Barne's and Noble Booksellers, or really any other bookstore where they sell movies. Or, you should be able to! If not, Amazon or what-not.
I love Spirited Away, Castle in the Sky, Kiki's Delivery Service, Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle (though I love the book more), and I haven't seen the others... or at least I don't think I have. I have seen SteamBoy which was very interesting, but I don't think that's Miyazaki.
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You can find most of these at Barne's and Noble Booksellers, or really any other bookstore where they sell movies. Or, you should be able to! If not, Amazon or what-not.
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on wednesday night i bought spirited away, princess mononoke, laputa; castle in the sky, porco rosso, nausicaa of the valley of the winds, kikis deliveries service, my neighbour totoro, howls moving castle and grave of the fireflies.
and i was happy.
.....and poor
on wednesday night i bought spirited away, princess mononoke, laputa; castle in the sky, porco rosso, nausicaa of the valley of the winds, kikis deliveries service, my neighbour totoro, howls moving castle and grave of the fireflies.
and i was happy.
.....and poor
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Alrighty.. so I think we've collected a bunch of animation fans in here.. just going to have an impromptu animation screening! With imaginary cupcakes and mattresses.
Usavich!!
It's not Miyazaki buts tastes similar
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Alrighty.. so I think we've collected a bunch of animation fans in here.. just going to have an impromptu animation screening!
With imaginary cupcakes and mattresses.Usavich!!
It's not Miyazaki buts tastes similar
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OMG. Or is it!
Supersleuth Ry just ran https://usavich.tv/about.html through https://babelfish.altavista.com (online translator) and scrolled right down to the bottom- it says Miyazaki (original/picture continuity/designer of post). Could it be? Which Miyazaki too!
OMG. Or is it!
Supersleuth Ry just ran https://usavich.tv/about.html through https://babelfish.altavista.com (online translator) and scrolled right down to the bottom- it says Miyazaki (original/picture continuity/designer of post). Could it be? Which Miyazaki too!
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soooo jealous!!! i only have a bit of spending money at the moment, and it's going to by christmas gifts... especially since it's employee appreciation week at Barnes.... yay!! but soo sad... :
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on wednesday night i bought spirited away, princess mononoke, laputa; castle in the sky, porco rosso, nausicaa of the valley of the winds, kikis deliveries service, my neighbour totoro, howls moving castle and grave of the fireflies.
and i was happy.
.....and poor
soooo jealous!!! i only have a bit of spending money at the moment, and it's going to by christmas gifts... especially since it's employee appreciation week at Barnes.... yay!! but soo sad... :
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