That's called imagination. We need more of that in life.

My favorite moment from the documentary. If I'm not mistaken, it might be the only scene in the documentary that has clips from the films, and they use them so effectively.

@essalagahit3306

3 жыл бұрын

Hi !! Can I know what documentary is this, please?

@hersheltriton3729

3 жыл бұрын

It's The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness

@mnomadvfx

2 жыл бұрын

@@hersheltriton3729 He seems so depressed and defeated in some of that film, it's sad because he devoted so much of his life to his art and it seems like he doesn't actually get that much from the experience.

When traveling by car, when I was a child, I used do look throuh the mountains, bumps, trees, fences and houses that sorrounded the road and imagine myself driving a fast motobike jumping and running along with the car, avoiding all the obstacles with crazy jumps or running over thin barberwires of the fences. Other times, I imagine the shape of a mountais in fact was a carpet covering a huge lizard that could, sudenly get up and move all the landscape. Miyazaki is a genius.

@lolhaipop

2 жыл бұрын

I used to imagine hand fingers as legs and jump off buildings in way in bus. It’s just imagination.

@LucyKosaki

2 жыл бұрын

oh my god, I always thought I was the only one who did that

@williampan29

2 жыл бұрын

now that skill is lost, we prefer to look at our screens.

@EricTheBody

2 жыл бұрын

I raced the dirt bike, too! I always had to imagine it because my parents would never let me have one.

@Errew18

Жыл бұрын

The mountain covering the giant lizard, just the same as the snake that eats an elephant, but adults can only see a hat. The imagination of kids that we don't allow to grow when we are adults, and we forget the important things.

So much wonder and imagination from what he described

@sahilagarwal6601

2 жыл бұрын

there is a reason why he created such brilliant films with an oddly satisfying fantasy world

He did what he imagined.

At some point i regret growing out of my childish imagination as believing it wouldnt serve any purpose at all and made me look childish. I can still make stories now but it aint as charming as the hopeful tone of a childish imagination and a memorable journey that is built by matured story telling skills. Turns out we need these imagination the most when we grown up as life gets harder from this point on, Parenting also requires imagination skills from time to time to keep you and the kids stays connected.

He is so poetic. Everything he says and depicts has such life and beauty. A true being of this world and far beyond.

This documentary is a work of art itself..... I get goosebumps every time when I see this scene💜

a mind of a legend

Maybe you can...

Just an amazing moment. Such restraint from Sunada to feature only 40 seconds of Ghibli clips right near the end of the film. Its impact, therefore, is huge.

ITS FANTASTIC TO IMAGINE

Miyazaki looking out the window: *beautiful profound monologue about the wonders of animation* Me looking out the window: Hey guys, it’s pretty rainy today huh? Hope you guys brought your umbrellas, haha :)

He thought the same way I did when I was a kid. As I grew I said, why not make it real. So I started running and jumping. Now I freerun when I have the time and occasionally, rarely, the world is magical.

This is the most miyazaki thing ever, a running scene seen from above

I always imagine. I can relate because I do this.

I’m in love with this man. Probably just his intelligence. I can’t tell the difference.

This man is a genius

Whenever I watch Bojack and now Tuca and Bertie, I remember this clip. Without Lisa Hanawalt the series would feel empty or at least feel like something is missing. A full dimension of animation that isn't explored by many.

I would do anything to meet this man

So beautiful

Love it.

Best part in the whole documentary

Only through the power of one's imagination they can enjoy the world the way it was meant to be

A lot of people are mentioning imagination. I think he's answering the greater question of why we tell stories. To uncover indelible, universal experiences within the small and humble -- watching the man watering his plants, elevating a humdrum town, seeing, from above, what the world has to show you. Wonder is ancillary to the quest to perceive through the frames of cinema and the honest, boundless potential of animation. It is "fun to see things that way," to engage with humanity through microcosmic tales.

He's right. Your humdrum town does become a magical movie from the right perspective

Please never delete this

Wouah.. just a beautiful moment

imagination set you free

Miyazaki's mind palace must be a wonderful place. 💕

thanks for the great video, Enraged Fetus

He has no idea we're watching him

魔女宅🧙‍♀️の自由感と西洋感が好き✨😄🌙

what a fucking god

宮崎駿がインプットしてきたものが面白いんじゃなくて、 宮崎駿自身の視点が面白いんだとよくわかる動画。

I love this sm and always come back to it, but where did the full subtitles go? :(

💗

I wonder if he has read Winsor McCay's stories, especially Little Nemo in Slumberland. There is a lot of visual artwork in that comic that shows the wold the way Miyazaki likes to see it.

@mosbydirette

Жыл бұрын

He surely did. He was supposed to work on Little Nemo adaptation together with people like Brad Bird back in the 80s, but then Miyazaki called himself out. Also, there are some old interviews in which Miyazaki talks about McCay.

@Langkowski

Жыл бұрын

@@mosbydirette Too bad it never happened. Would have liked to see their version of it.

He produced 10 anime material in 2 minutes

He has to specify that the man is wearing pants

想像しすぎた男

Don't u just wish u could live in his mind ??

x=🌞

Weird. I can't stare at someone for more than a second before they turn very fast and stare right into my soul.

@HURT108

Жыл бұрын

There's people that can sense it

❤️ Haaai y 200e like ^w^

I love how there's no dislikes on the video :D

@ApocalypticBang

2 жыл бұрын

Not anymore HAHAAAAAA

@mice2188

2 жыл бұрын

@@ApocalypticBang damn bro, you should really be a comedian someday. You're so fucking funny.

@localhjay

2 жыл бұрын

@@ApocalypticBang they removed dislikes because of this man

What is the name of the documentary? Please

@AndreaTornese

2 жыл бұрын

In case you still need it, it's The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness.