Love how Miyazaki just randomly comes out of retirement every couple years to drop an absolute masterpiece on us unsuspecting moviegoers. What a legend.

@WitiPlays

11 ай бұрын

Bro it takes a month to animate one minute of a movie. He ain’t retired for ish 😂

@nathaliemortimer399

11 ай бұрын

​@@WitiPlaysno fr he's been officially retired since 2004 after howl's moving castle. but he keeps coming back and taking on new projects for some reason 🤷‍♀️

@SoapMurderer

11 ай бұрын

this is his last one

@the_entropia

11 ай бұрын

@@SoapMurderer Well, not anymore. He's already working on the next movie according to Studio Ghibli VP Junichi Nishioka

@IAmTheEagleHTM

11 ай бұрын

He's gonna make movies until he dies

The animation quality looks like a step up even from the usual Ghibli productions! No wonder it took seven years to make. Gorgeous.

@jaygooese4242

11 ай бұрын

Oh snap this is gonna be good

@maxpaananen240

11 ай бұрын

If I may ask? What was the last Ghibli film that was made before this?

@jaygooese4242

11 ай бұрын

@@maxpaananen240 good question

@FaxxMusic

11 ай бұрын

ikr

@coco1602

11 ай бұрын

​@@maxpaananen240 When Marnie was there I think (not by Miyazaki though)

For non-italian speakers: at 0:37 on the door is written "fecemi la divina potestate"/"God's will made me", and it's a phrase written on the doors of Hell in the Divine Comedy.

@christianannoni6968

3 ай бұрын

it's not italian tho, it's latin

@fr_pb_777

2 ай бұрын

Thx, this helps me greatly. I'm Japanese but it's always difficult to understand every references in the Ghibli films.

I'm just happy how it seems like miyazaki is returning to the supernatural style of Spirited Away & Princess Mononoke, always felt like that kind of stuff fit him the best.

@hounamao7140

11 ай бұрын

Exactly! I didnt like the wind rise much

@andrewhngle

9 ай бұрын

Honestly, The Wind Rises was still pretty fantastical considering the subject matter

@meid9158

5 ай бұрын

You're right, Miyazaki definitely has a knack for making supernatural/almost thriller type of films, he makes these the best in my opinion.

What a piece of art.

@boloram-ky6zq

11 ай бұрын

Nice

@mosherefhossain2544

11 ай бұрын

nice

@maheshmeena1041

11 ай бұрын

👍👍

@MuhammadAsad-ne7ry

11 ай бұрын

Excellent

@Muhammadkamran265

11 ай бұрын

Nie

Really love how this doesn’t feel like a movie trailer for a present day film. As it doesn’t spoil the film, it’s not overly long, it doesn’t tell you any sort of important details that lazily/easily foreshadows an important event (ie. spoil). It just shows various aspects of the film will see the whimsical, the horror, the wonder and the grotesque. In order to understand how they fit together you’ll have to buy a ticket and figure it out the rest.

@H-Vox

11 ай бұрын

Exactly... can't stand how most trailers show the whole plot these days... this trailer restored my hope

@indianruckus6412

11 ай бұрын

@@H-Vox exactly teaser trailers at least 20 years ago were like 10 seconds long and just showed sparse details to intrigue you.

@indianruckus6412

11 ай бұрын

@@H-Vox Like if you watched the first POTC teaser it was just the scene when the skeleton pirates are walking across the sea floor at night to Port Royal and all you get is this low shot of its foot and the footprint just has the film’s release date.

@Cantnomore

11 ай бұрын

Bro it's a teaser, wait until the trailer comes out and spoils it all.

@noorhussein7073

11 ай бұрын

Where can I watch it ??

I love trailers like these that say nothing of the plot or story, yet are still mesmerizing and tantalizing. And as always, the music is fantastic. Love Studio Ghibli.

@Erwin009

11 ай бұрын

Hate trailers like this that tell you NOTHING about the film . Does not make me want to watch it because there is nothong here . Perhaps if you already know this creator other wise NOTHING HERE. Random scenes with no context

@vclapem9140

10 ай бұрын

@@Erwin009 brain dead take lol

@mage1915

9 ай бұрын

​@@vclapem9140didnt take much of my interest tho tbh, but I will give it a shot when the time comes

@steweyhueywu5553

9 ай бұрын

@Erwin009 Your stupid comment was the exact reason and deliberate intention as to why Studio Ghibli didn't promote the movie whatsoever. With social media on the rise and people like yourself who are quick to judge, the minimalistic approach to this promotion of this movie was to allow fans and viewers to make discussions about the movie without any bias criticisms and opinions prior to premiere of the film. There's the saying ; "Don't judge a book by its cover", and the fact that the movie didn't even hit the theatres worldwide, you're already quick to judge.

@pedro.arce.m

7 ай бұрын

Great trailer, why would you spoil even the beginning of the movie? You get a great taste of the art style, the music, the theme (life/death), the weird fantasy elements and creatures, and the general feel of the movie. You shouldnt look for anything else in a 1-minute video

You can feel the emotion from a just 1 minute long video. Truly amazing. It looks so wonderful. Im exited to know the story behind these beautiful scenes

@FdF-ee5wk

11 ай бұрын

I saw it in the theater and it was the most boring movie of the year.

@sakurakty7121

7 ай бұрын

​@@FdF-ee5wk ohh that's your perception not the reality! I saw it too and as a Ghibli lover it was worth it

@hidingghost3947

5 ай бұрын

"Feel emotion from a just 1 minute long video".. what a overreact fans🥱

Those 2 seconds of the heron flying past the boy are so stunning. You can tell someone spent a considerable amount of time studying the movement of this bird before animating it. But I expect nothing less from Miyazaki and his team.

@Benjey657

11 ай бұрын

You're right the heron flies with the S-curvature in his neck. Something that's different in storks for example.

@kauanhenrique4219

11 ай бұрын

I like the old ladies scene

@kari4835

11 ай бұрын

@@kauanhenrique4219 Same here! I love how they almost give off something animalistic gathering at the end of that narrow hallway. Just striking.

@Mrfailstandstil

11 ай бұрын

*"Anime is a prime example of why two nukes just wasn't enough." - Hayao Miyazaki, Director of Studio Ghibli*

@fajarkurniawan9434

11 ай бұрын

I watch a documentary about him directed his first 3D animation. He supervised the CGi artist doing a baby caterpillar hatched from the egg. Everytime Mr Miyazaki asked for a change, the eye movement (the eyes are opening to fast), the head movement (not enough confusion) how the eyes open and look around the surrounding for the first time. So many revisions, I can see the stress from the CGi artist and he almost give up. But the end result is amazing. In the end of the documentary, Hayao Miyazaki decided to stick with 2D animation 😂

As an elementary art teacher, whenever I show my young students Totoro or Ponyo, they are just mesmerized. I’ve taught long enough that I can tell some of my students’ parents grew up with Miyazaki films, because more kids are recognizing his work when I show it. No other animator can make the “everyday” and “ordinary” things in life seem so interesting and special. Will definitely be seeing this new film as soon as it’s released.

@capimages

11 ай бұрын

Bless you for showing the kids this kind of art. All of my art teachers continuously told me “anime isn’t art” my whole life. 😫 Like it isn’t made up of tens of thousands of drawings, involve design or color palettes or anything at all. 😑

@kirongauff4934

11 ай бұрын

@@capimages I like anime art and Miyazaki's work and his movies. My favorites are Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, Princess Monoke, Up From Poppy Hill, and When Marnie was There.

@hieioni3354

11 ай бұрын

@@kirongauff4934 My fav Ghibli movies are Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Castle in The Sky, Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle :)

@hieioni3354

11 ай бұрын

You're the right kind of art teacher the kids need :D

@ndsntmttr

11 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic Child SAers that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, and forcibly SA children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcibly shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual SA happens when they are slipped something that incapacitates them or they are asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or bodily fluids. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children to protect deviant SAers

This is the first animation film I’ve seen of Miyazaki and it broke me into pieces. Some people here were bringing their 7-8 year old kids with them - I bet they either walked out traumatised or completely grown up, when it ended.

@jaxlone997

9 ай бұрын

they probably walked out not having understood a single thing

@jimimphile

8 ай бұрын

reminds me of when i was little and watched spirited away. core memory.

@lilyh1470

8 ай бұрын

Yeah. Me when I watched princess mononoke. Slowly became my favorite deal in Ghibli film

@zoemack1903

8 ай бұрын

I was so surprised at how many children walked into the theater to see it! I was like oh my lord not every animated movie is for kids LOL. Main character literally self harmed within the first 10 minutes. It was great tho. Story line, cast, the fucking music. Cried twice. 10/10 recommend

@evee66

8 ай бұрын

Do you think it's ok for a ten year old ? ​@@zoemack1903

As a Japanese girl who grew up watching Ghibli and literally just watched this movie on Sunday, it was worth the wait for me. But it's quite puzzling to say the least so watch carefully! Miyazaki Hayao did it again :)

@methyumontgomery

6 ай бұрын

❤️

I've never felt such a deep mixture of wonder, excitement, and dread from a trailer before. Knowing that this is Miyazaki's last film (although he has "retired" multiple times in the past, so we can't be certain this will truly be his last one, but it looks pretty final to me) gives me such a painful stab of nostalgia knowing that his career is coming to an end. It makes me reflect on how old I am, being almost 30 and having loved his movies since I was a child. I'm actually afraid for this movie, because I don't want to know that it's all coming to an end. Too many things and too many legends from my childhood have either passed on or transformed into something tawdry or unrecognizable, and I don't know if I can say farewell to Miyazaki. This is going to be amazing, but it's going to hurt so bad. EDIT: So, apparently, people are saying that this isn't actually going to be his final work, which, if true, is fantastic. But this statement still holds true for whatever will be his final work.

@user-ml1ta4pi2o

11 ай бұрын

The studios of some of Japan's finest animation directors, including Mamoru Hosoda, Hideaki Anno, and Hiromasa Yonebayashi, also participated in the production, and it was deeply moving to see three people who were once taught by Hayao Miyazaki assist in his final work. These messages to succeeding animation artists are embedded in the work, and I felt that Hayao Miyazaki strongly wanted to pass the baton to someone else.

@hieioni3354

11 ай бұрын

It's sad but I always have hope that there will be other people taking up the mantle after Miyazaki truly retires, just like Miyazaki taking up the mantle after Osamu Tezuka was gone. There will be new talents who rise up and continue the anime passion people like Miyazaki left behind, and I can't wait to see those anime yet to come. So don't be sad it ends (for Miyazaki), be happy it started.

@jimimphile

11 ай бұрын

right i am so moved to be going to a theater to experience this for the last time 😢

@HelTra91

11 ай бұрын

I saw his film at the Toronto Film Festival when he "retired" in 2013, now I get to do it again 10 years later with this masterpiece, can't wait!

@hieioni3354

11 ай бұрын

@@jimimphile Hope you'll have fun!

Hayao Miyazaki is honestly one of the greatest visionaries in the animation space. His work has such a special and irreplaceable quality that’s unique just to him. I can already tell this movie is gonna be great.

@Asop4

11 ай бұрын

not one of , He is the greatest. At this point even greater than Disney. I'm sure people at Disney will agree as well except exec.

@ljeans531

11 ай бұрын

His ability to dig into a theme and convey that to our deepest consciousness in a way that is so subtle and meaningful is his true skill. I think his brand of storytelling is unmatched

@Fizggig

11 ай бұрын

Don Bluth is up there as well.

@mrinvader

11 ай бұрын

the Disney and Pixar animation crews all openly admit to worshipping at Ghibli's feet. Frikkin Lasseter introduced him in America out of awe and love!

@mrinvader

11 ай бұрын

@@Fizggig agreed. they just dont make em like those guys..

これ観たけど、色々と考えさせられる内容だったわ。一度観ただけじゃ理解出来ない部分もあるけど、生きる希望を失っている方々には、一度観てほしいと思う映画なのは間違いない。

宮崎駿監督と、映画に関わったクリエイターの方に感謝と激励を込めて映画館に足を運びました。 開始数秒後から怒涛の迫力と展開に感情が追いつかなくて、なぜか泣きそうになるくらい凄まじいパワーの宿る映画でした😢❤

I can see why Miyazaki didn’t want a trailer for this movie, because he wanted us to go in knowing absolutely nothing about what’s in the movie. However, the editor of this trailer deserves so much credit. They did an amazing job showcasing what to show, and what not to show. Nothing at all about the plot was given away…..something trailers these days seem to like doing. I look forward to seeing Miyazaki’s “final film”. It’s gonna be breathtaking. 🙏🏻

@fourthpanda

11 ай бұрын

If I remember correctly it wasn't actually Miyazaki's idea to release it that way he just agreed to it at the judgement of his team. He was initially a little upset about it.

@MrGojira95

11 ай бұрын

@@fourthpanda Yeah, I can see why. They revealed official images of the movie after this trailer was uploaded. Miyazaki must be upset about any form of visual of his movie to be spoiled.

@cpee656

11 ай бұрын

“Final film”? We’ll see. 😅

@MrGojira95

11 ай бұрын

@@cpee656 I could’ve sworn I put air quotations on “final film”, because ain’t that the truth when it comes to this guy. 😅

The best thing about Ghibli Studio is that even after so many years their animation style is same as ever and it gives off nostalgia, can't wait.

@trashfire9641

11 ай бұрын

Some might call that animation "outdated" and be turned off. 😂

@lukewilson624

11 ай бұрын

@@trashfire9641 Total nonsense

@trashfire9641

11 ай бұрын

@lukewilson624 or, facts 🤔

@callinater6133

11 ай бұрын

@@trashfire9641 this style of animation isn’t attempted as much anymore because of how difficult and time consuming hand-drawn animation is compared to computer animation. It has nothing to do with how ‘dated’ it looks because most people would agree that hand drawn films usually look the prettiest when they’re done well.

@trashfire9641

11 ай бұрын

@callinater6133 Well: 1) I don't agree, I think this looks bad due to how old it appears to be. Unappealing style for me. 2) I'm allowed my opinion and if it takes away from your enjoyment of the project then you should work on being more mentally resilient.

Best animated movie Oscar award ❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Congratulations team B&H

Watched this in Japan last month and it is an absolute must-watch. No spoilers, but going to watch it not knowing even what it was about totally changed the experience for me. It is beautiful, and deep and I will need to watch it few more times to grasp all the little details. Enjoy!

@RepulsiveIsTheName

11 ай бұрын

was this movie a worthy last movie for Miyazaki??

@Aupirit

11 ай бұрын

@@RepulsiveIsTheName I don't think you can evaluate the feeling of something "ending" in the quality of the movie because, based on personal preferences, some people would expect grandeur, some drama, some the best of everything ever done before, because they know is the last. This is a very philosophical movie, as well as having great animation as usual, but is darker than Sen to Chihiro, so the grandeur is not there. For me, as I said, not knowing what it was about before going to watch it, gave me a strange feeling, as if I were missing something. There are some parts where It gets confusing and the role of people involved is hard to frame so you keep waiting to see if things will clarify later on. Without spoilering anything major, there is a scene involving a gate, and something on the other side of the gate which you would expect is going to be revealed, yet is not, leaving you wondering why they even showed it in the movie. Still, overall I loved it, and will watch it over and over again.

@RepulsiveIsTheName

11 ай бұрын

@Aupirit 👏🏻 thank you for the brilliant reply

I will never get tired of Ghibli. The animation is just next level beautiful so much soul

@user-nk9kg1tm8g

11 ай бұрын

Am watching this just cause it's ghibli.

@duquem0421

11 ай бұрын

This literally has no soul, it just looks like recycled scenes

@helvete_ingres4717

11 ай бұрын

the animation is dull and lifeless compared to what disney was doing even in the 1940s. just b/c you think the frames look pretty doesn't make it beautiful animation

@duquem0421

11 ай бұрын

@@helvete_ingres4717 i dont like disney, but their old animations are full of soul. This just looks like leftovers. Ghibli hasnt done anything new or interesting in over a decade

@amuroray9115

11 ай бұрын

@@duquem0421 you literally have 0 clue what “soul” is. That word has lost all meaning on the internet.

As a 35 year old adult that grew up with Miyazaki films, this feels like the perfect theme for a final film. Death and life.

@II-gj1jw

11 ай бұрын

This is his final film? How do you know this?

@llayasii3697

11 ай бұрын

​@@II-gj1jwLike his last film The wind rais, who should be his last, The boy and the heron should be (again) the last Miyazaki movie

@Andrea-rt2ii

11 ай бұрын

@@osricfinvara3415 because he said. Miyazaki said he will retire after this film. But he said multiple times, like in 2013 with The Wind Rises and several time before. This time tho seems more real to me

@yourbasicninja

11 ай бұрын

​@@II-gj1jwBro he's 83 and it took 7 years to make this film.

Saw it last night. I had high expectations, obviously, and the movie blew them away. Absolutely phenomenal film.

We need more movies like this. It has been awhile so keep them coming in such fresh air.

Miyazaki is undoubtedly one of the greatest creative minds of our time. The works he has created over the decades is unlike anything else in the animation industry. Saying one last goodbye to a man who has enchanted many childhoods will be bittersweet.

@ClayMastah344

11 ай бұрын

He’s on the grind! 🎉😂

@andrewpowell8940

11 ай бұрын

Not to take away from the sentiment but he has allegedly pitched another movie since this was announced. 😅

@turooru

11 ай бұрын

I refuse to believe any movie is Miyazaki's "last goodbye" until he's, well, dead. Not in a bad way, but how many times has Miyazaki said "I'm retiring, this is my last movie", and then had the urge to create overtake him again. Not that I'm complaining LMAO

@rodrikofharlaw6848

11 ай бұрын

@@turooru He's a temperamental bastard I take anything he says with a grain of salt. Literally old man yelling at clouds half the time.

@skydivenext

11 ай бұрын

​@@turooruyou should be complaining, if you want Is false marketing if you're always doing your "last" then is really annoying

I live in Japan and have watched the Japanese theatrical release twice. Going into it with only a poster for context was a wild experience I don't think I will ever experience again. Both times I watched it, the animation left me in awe. He didn't make this movie for a mass audience appeal it was made for his grandson, so keep that in mind going it.

@wintermute_309

11 ай бұрын

We are all his grandson

@JoeJoeJoe25

11 ай бұрын

So basically for us?

@cupguin

11 ай бұрын

I think that's part of his genius. He makes very specific stories but that's why they're so universal. Too often movies end up stripped of that individuality and the end result is unrecognizable to real life. His movies are so specific they instantly feel like believable people we could get to know. That realism let's him create a connection with audiences that lets all of us go on journeys with him.

@princessthyemis

11 ай бұрын

oh wow! Cool to know that context! thanks!

@atmosphericentry0

11 ай бұрын

Even this trailer gives literally nothing away in the movie. The scenes they show here are from the very beginning of the movie before things start to "take place" (I don't want to give away spoilers). It's probably one of his most vibrant, colorful and wildly imaginable movies I've seen from him. Every single shot (especially in the last acts) is jawdropping. Also there were some unexpectedly disturbing scenes. It feels like one of his most mature films.

The way that Miyazaki casually adds portions of his masterpieces to create another one, absolute Legend

I pray for the Masters continued health. He's filled our hearts and minds with characters, settings and stories no one else could have.

Seeing this trailer got me a bit emotional. I grew up watching Studio Ghibli since I was a little kid. It’s hard to face that all things must come to an end. UPDATE: This is no longer Miyazaki’s final film. We are so back.

@melindaday2883

11 ай бұрын

I agree 😢❤

@marcos-ll2yr

11 ай бұрын

the studio is not ending is just the last movie from Miyazaki

@izanan

11 ай бұрын

I know what you mean. 😢

@harivyas9550

11 ай бұрын

⁠@@marcos-ll2yrThat’s basically like saying Apple is still going to make iphones but Steve jobs is not gonna be the mind behind it. Miyazaki is the real visionary and mastermind , a true backbone to studio ghibli and he’s the main reason there’s a feeling of that magic in each one of these incredible movies , it’s good news that studio ghibli is not shutting down but Miyazaki has the real Midas touch & it probably won’t be the same without him 😢😔 All good things must come to an end someday , atleast he has given us countless masterpieces to rewatch over and over and cherish and appreciate his hard work and genius 💯♥️

@signodeinterrogacion8361

11 ай бұрын

@@harivyas9550 Hey, Takahata was also at the studio's heart, some of it's very best movies weren't made by Miyazaki, like Grave of the Fireflies, Whisper of the Heart and the Tale of Princess Kaguya. They've got to look out for the new generation if they want to survive. Miyazaki and Takahata had their swam songs, let's now see what the youngsters are like! Just keep Goro Miyazaki away from the studio please :D.

This makes me so nostalgic. It feels like a full circle for Miyazaki. Even more so than the Wind Rises. The opening shot reminds of some of the scenes from Howl's moving castle and Grave of the fireflies. 0:34 The tunnel and the building scream Spirited Away. 0:41 The animals remind of Princess Mononoke/Spirited away/ Ponyo. 0:50 Calcifer. 0:54 Prince Ashitaka letting an arrow loose.

@ppukkz

11 ай бұрын

exactly 😭😭

@timwarren9370

11 ай бұрын

Grave of the fireflies was Takahata

@BirdsandGhibliFan

11 ай бұрын

I don’t know if it’s just me, but I get “Puss In Boots: The Last Wish” vibes just from the trailer alone. I have this feeling that one of the things the film will be centered on is acceptance of death and mortality told through a fable in a fantasy setting like in that film, but told through the unique, classic Miyazaki style. Then again, my interpretation could be wrong. Miyazaki is a master at spectacularly subverting expectations, so it wouldn’t be the first time that he pleasantly surprised me on how the story or character dynamics will go.

@marley7659

11 ай бұрын

I am also reminded of Tales from Earth Sea with the melting women. Although Howl’s Moving Castle also had similar animations.

@AaronJL

11 ай бұрын

Also the scene from Spirited away where Jihiro is protecting Kohaku from the paper seals from you Granny (Zeniba). They stick to the window and Jihiro when they attack.

I've recently gotten into the habit of watching Ghibli films at the late hours of the night, I'm talking like 1am. It just feels cozy, being whisked away into a foreign world while yours is asleep and the silence gives you the power to focus on the beautiful animation and incredible music, plus so my family doesn't think I'm weird for watching cartoons. Needless to say, this is definetly going on the list, the animation is surreal.

If anyone is wondering, the translation above the gate is said to mean; “abandon all hope, ye who enter here” Said to be what is written outside of the gate to hell in the divine comedy. I could be wrong, but I feel like Miyazaki is about to make a bold statement about the current state of the world. This will be incredible.

@papalagui6749

8 ай бұрын

It's actually "Divine Power made me"/"I was made by divine power" It's part of the inscription at hell's entrance in Dante´s Divine Comedy, that ends with “abandon all hope, ye who enter here” .

Saw this movie twice in theaters over here in Japan when it came out. My Japanese is far from great, but even so I was able to understand it enough to get most of the story and I would even say that it’s had a deep impact on me. I truly think this movie truly is a culmination of everything Miyazaki has been trying to do with animation and story. I really hope you guys are able to enjoy this as much as I did.

@SprayerDaYuri

11 ай бұрын

I got the same impression, exceptionally bad at Japanese but I could follow the film and what it was trying to say very well. It speaks how much Hayao can do with just images and music. It was a profound experience watching it as it was as new to the Japanese audience as it was to me, a foreigner. I'll never forget this memory

@JanneSala

11 ай бұрын

I can speak Japanese fairly well, and without spoiling much (even if you've already seen it), the final pieces of dialogue from the great uncle turn the entire movie into a metaphor for Miyazaki's own career and his retirement. It's wild.

@SprayerDaYuri

11 ай бұрын

@@JanneSala Can't wait to rewatch it then

@makerkaku5244

11 ай бұрын

私は公開日に観ましたがとても楽しめました。 ただ子供心の様なものがないとこの映画は刺さらないかなぁ、とも思います。

@riverswater5688

11 ай бұрын

Is it another movie about war like grave of the fireflies?

Big fans of Ghibli will recognize the numerous call backs to many of the studio's previous movies from this trailer alone. Can't wait to see this!!

Great to see a Miyazaki film again, it’s been 10 years since The Wind Rises The Goat is back!

Getting Grave of the Fireflies mixed with Spirited Away and Howl vibes. The animation looks stunning. I’m glad Ghibli keeps 2D animated films going as an art form.

@szaporta

11 ай бұрын

Was just going to say that. Hopefully it comes with none of the crushing depression that GOTF does, though.

@jediindyfan98

11 ай бұрын

I’m getting The Wind Rises vibes myself along with the ones listed above.

@hieioni3354

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, those old women give me the Spirited Away vibe.

@Cha4k

11 ай бұрын

@@szaporta The opening few minutes feel GOTF but the remaining 99% of the film is more like Spirited away.

@Galland780

11 ай бұрын

I'd say this is more like Princess Mononoke

Giving traditional animation the respect it deserves! Studio Ghibli shows us how to master a craft with every new movie.

@ArthurDayne69

11 ай бұрын

I find it sad that animation like this takes years to make.

@s.s.tombstones

11 ай бұрын

PREACH

@reddytoplay9188

11 ай бұрын

​@@ArthurDayne69doing it by hand is harder so they need more time. Look at bakers from old and now and how hard it was

@ArthurDayne69

11 ай бұрын

@reddytoplay9188 Yeah, I know.

Everything Miyazaki makes is a hauntingly beautiful visual poem.

This is TRUE animation! Not that CGI sh!t Pixar and other studios make. This is supreme art.

Where the majority of releases these days mainly seem to consist of reboots, remakes, sequels and prequels, it’s a true blessing to have a creative genius like Miyazaki providing us with not only an original story, but one that is more than likely to make jaws drop like anvils. I can’t wait to see it!

@Patrick-ev5ye

11 ай бұрын

🙏🙏

@user-ml1ta4pi2o

11 ай бұрын

The studio of leading Japanese animation directors Mamoru Hosoda, Hideaki Anno, and Hiromasa Yonebayashi also participated in the production of this film, and it is deeply moving to see three people who were once taught by Hayao Miyazaki helping him in his later years.

@joecoolberry911

11 ай бұрын

This looked like a sequel to grave of the fireflies, the kid is even wearing the same thing at the end

@nillaq

11 ай бұрын

Actually it's based off a book called How Do You Live?

@user12328g

11 ай бұрын

​@@nillaqActually, it's mostly unrelated: it's an original story.

Hayao Miyazaki in my opinion… may be one of the best filmmakers to exist, least my favourite. And you don’t know how much it makes me happy that this man has yet again gone out of retirement to create another film, and at the same time I’m upset that this may be his last. I have grown up with his films, and he has truly changed my life forever. And I truly mean that. The imaginative.. beautiful worlds this man creates. The realism in nature and human emotion, the symbolic messages he creates, all within the breach of pencil and paper. And this trailer shows all of that, and I love the fact that we don’t even know much about this fantasy world he has created, I’m just so excited… I now wonder how he wants to express his final goodbye as a film director to the world.

@bespectacledheroine7292

11 ай бұрын

My favorite filmmakers list includes people like Alfred Hitchcock and Ingmar Bergman and yes, Miyazaki. I think it's very clear he's the high watermark of modern directors at least, who anybody else wanting to follow their own muses but are unsure how should look to.

@user-tb2sy2bf9q

11 ай бұрын

この映画は日本でも賛否両論

@pb5335

11 ай бұрын

overrated af tbh, its the same shit about a boy/girl that goes to the same weird world with talking animals, rinse and repeat. he's been conning you weebs for years now lmao

@N0no420

11 ай бұрын

I want a Legend Of Zelda Hayao Miyazaki directed Studio Ghibli movie before he decides to wrap it up! After the success of The Super Mario Bros movie it got me wanting a modern Zelda movie more than ever. I think with the obvious inspiration BOTW and TOTK have from mainly Princess Mononoke among other Ghibli films it shows how much Nintendo admires Hayao Miyazaki.

@owenhuyge

11 ай бұрын

@@N0no420 Five years ago I would have said Nintendo would never let a man of such originality (Hayao Miyazaki) touch their formulaic IP, and now I believe this even more. Mario was a cookie cutter corporate advertisement; why would Miyazaki enter such a toxic artistic environment when he could instead focus on creating literal swan songs? I’m thrilled that he’s staying true to who he has always been as a filmmaker for his final projects.

I'm so happy, after watching all those Ghibli movies as a kid, I stopped when I got older. But seeing that trailer made me realize how much I missed this artstyle I'm looking forward to see it

0:37 “Fecemi la Divina Potestate” The written phrase is Ancient Italian (Volgare Fiorentina), taken from a paragraph from the book III of the divine comedy by Dante Alighieri. The translation, in modern Italian, is “Io sono opera del Dio”; that is in English “I am the creation of the God”. I really appreciate how Hayao Miyazaki, in each of his films, leaves a trace of ancient and modern Italian culture; showing his great appreciation and love for the country. Superb!

Literally teared up watching this. The Ghibli animation, the character designs, the last movie from Miyazaki... Such strong emotions from a trailer

@BirdsandGhibliFan

11 ай бұрын

Indeed. I almost teared up reading some of the comments in this video, talking about how much of a legendary and historic impact Miyazaki has made in the animation industry and to the world. All of the feels culminating in one video. 🥺🥹

@karwashblark7499

11 ай бұрын

I still don't believe it'll actually bee his "last" movie. Dude has been saying that forever. He's never going to retire, but one day he will still be lost to us :(

@alexejk1527

11 ай бұрын

@@karwashblark7499 today there was a headline from studio ghibli PR head that this movie won’t be miyazakis last movie😅

@GamesareJoy

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, tears welled in my eyes. This looks absolutley magnificent.

@Elazul2k

11 ай бұрын

I'll believe it's his last film when he passes. How many times has the guy come out of retirement now to do a "final" film? I can think of him saying this several times in the past decades.

Just watched the international premiere for this at Tiff and all I’ll say is this: It most definitely is a culmination of everything you’ve loved about his work, but also the wonders of your own childhood too. Don’t watch any longer trailers if they release them. The movie plays out in a way that feels like you purposely aren’t supposed to know what comes next, like being a child and discovering something mystical in your backyard. Nothing else has brought me back like this ❤

@user-py1zy8xy7v

11 ай бұрын

❤

@BirdsandGhibliFan

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, I concur. I watched the teaser out of sheer curiosity and excitement, but I pledged to myself that I will not see any more trailers or promotional material of the film in the future until I finally see it in theaters, even though it can be tempting. Either way, I think I’ll still enjoy the film regardless, as I personally feel that the teaser didn’t give away too much of the film as some other movie trailers these days and leaves a lot of room for future viewers to ponder what the film is actually about as they anticipate for the film’s release.

I have a feeling this is gonna be a tear jerker for more reasons than just the story .

In Japan, the movie was released on July 14th without revealing any information about the movie, such as trailers or story, and it has become a hit with box office revenue approaching 8 billion yen ($5.4 million) within two months of its release. The title of this movie is ``How do we live?'' When I saw it in Japan, I found it to be a beautiful and thought-provoking movie that had difficult content, but it was related to all of Ghibli's works. highly recommended

Wonderful! You can see Miyazaki's legacy in every shot, the things he likes to tell and animate. Thanks to the master for keeping traditional 2D alive

@n4rwal

11 ай бұрын

this is done in 3d software with modern workflows btw

@Afreshio

11 ай бұрын

they still draw in tradiotional paper, at least key animation. don't go spewing bs plz@@n4rwal. and matte backgrounds are still used and painted.

@mafumafuyu__

11 ай бұрын

@@n4rwal you work for them?

@elenavelasco.animation

11 ай бұрын

@@n4rwal nope, you're wrong. They only use 3D for some fx and camera movs

@user-og6pb6dd5p

11 ай бұрын

​@@elenavelasco.animationthey also use Digital compositing since sprited away (idk if it's mixed with cell shading or not). And yeah for some background shots. They are not close minded to CGI like a lot of people are

Perhaps the most different part of watching this movie is that you have to say goodbye to all the memories you made in your life. Hayao Miyazaki made a new life for us.

@ndsntmttr

11 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic Child SAers that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, and forcibly SA children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcibly shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual SA happens when they are slipped something that incapacitates them or they are asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or bodily fluids. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children to protect deviant SAers

Literaly cried while watching it, its so Ghibli, everything scream Ghibli and M. Miyazaki. Such an honot to have a mew movie by this incredible man.

Finally I can witness a Studio Ghibli movie on big screen. A legend, my favourite filmmaker. Released the trailer on an auspicious day. Best wishes to everyone who worked on this.

@ominoustomato

11 ай бұрын

If you’re located in the US, the Regal Cinema theatre company does a ghibli festival and airs them in theatres for limited times. I got to see Nausicaa in the original Japanese and it was incredible.

@legitpancake4276

11 ай бұрын

Actually most theater chains in the US participate in Ghibli festival via Fathom Events.

@checkoutmyyoutubepage

11 ай бұрын

@@ominoustomatoI saw Totoro, Howls Castle, Spirited Away, Kiki all in theaters the last 1.5 years. I even saw Tokyo GodFathers one day. This weekend I’m seeing Perfect Blue.

@docula9153

11 ай бұрын

@@ominoustomato I'm sure I will get hate for saying this but the english dubbed version of that movie was done very well imo, and I enjoyed it more than if i had to read subtitles ꧁꧂

@Jon_from_LI

11 ай бұрын

@@docula9153 If you get hate for saying that the dubbed version of Nausicaa was done very well, then those people HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA WHAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT. Consider the all star cast: Sir Patrick Stewart, Mark Hamill, Edward James Olmos, Uma Thurman, Tress MacNeille, Alison Lohman, and Shia LaBeouf.

I'm actually crying right now. I grew up with Miyazaki and Ghibli, so this was like nostalgia hitting me like a ton of bricks. All good things must come to an end, I guess.

@KyosisPlays

11 ай бұрын

​​@@joshuafischer8934Yeah but, who is doing anime films like giblee, heck alot of people grew up watching giblee without knowing what anime is.

@Needidawg2

11 ай бұрын

​@@joshuafischer8934well said

His movies bring my soul back to life, whenever I'm stressed or depressed I watch one of his movies and I love life again , my sound weird but even grave of the fireflies made me appreciate life more, I'm so excited for this one.

IM SO EXCITED!!! The US release is on my bday weekend, and I couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate my birthday than with Hayao Miyazaki’s return!!

Literally almost cried from the trailer alone. What a piece of art.

@mrinvader

11 ай бұрын

yep. I feel like the little old lady Obaba in Nausicaa weeping over what her blind eyes could see, the coming of the girl in blue walking on the field of gold when a new Miyazaki Ghibli drops.

@razorytapex7932

11 ай бұрын

🥺yup

@frenchbaguetteoui

11 ай бұрын

lol

@dambawwe

11 ай бұрын

cucki

@haseebhassan6955

11 ай бұрын

Cried?lol

This is such a different feel from other movies produced by Hayao Miyazaki imo. I’m so excited to see the story behind this. Not only does he create beautiful visuals but also stories that stay with you forever.

@zag285

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, his son was the one who was in charge of the previous recent few films of Studio Ghibli. Hayao Miyazaki actually stated that he's been pretty disappointed with these past few movies and this movie is the first movie he's been in charge with in a while.

@masssa767

11 ай бұрын

you should search about Hayao's mom and dad, their real family story is very important for this film

@curlymelxo

11 ай бұрын

@@masssa767 will do, thank you!

@bichtran2539

11 ай бұрын

ok

@FdF-ee5wk

11 ай бұрын

I saw it in the theater and it was the most boring movie of the year.

I've seen some reviews on this movie, where the critics are giving mixed opinions, but most of them saying it's beautiful but more of the same from Ghibli. Honestly, I don't care, cause in the current scenario, where all there's to watch are forgettable super hero movies (not including spider verse), adaptations and scareless horror movies, a MIYAZAKI MOVIE is a breath of all the potential art has to transform our lives.

Thank you Hayao Myazaki for releasing another wonderful moving master piece 😭😭 I'm so happy they kept with the 2d animation. Please don't ever change this style so drastically. Can't wait to watch this 😭♥️

You already know this film is going to blow you away forever

@HumanBeingSpawn

11 ай бұрын

Or just blow

The comeback of Hayao Miyazaki ! I can't wait to see how polished his directing skills have become since his previous movie. Dude has been consistently raising the bar of quality anime films

@skie6282

11 ай бұрын

I believe this is actually his final movie, he was going to retire but felt like making one last masterpiece. Hes getting old

@Thunderwolf4

11 ай бұрын

@@skie6282 I don't know. He always says that but ends up making another film. He actually is working on another animation! So he isn't really retired at all....

@milo20060

11 ай бұрын

@@Thunderwolf4 Yea exactly!! I remember going to watch the Wind Rises with my dad and it was said to be the last movie. But then some news a couple years later that they are working on again. But this is way different title

@inyrui

11 ай бұрын

​@skie6282 on a press tour the other day, Studio Ghibli execs said Miyazaki is in his office working on his next project right now

@Ryan-bw9to

10 ай бұрын

Can't make a comeback if you're already one of the goats.

I really missed Studio Ghibli animation, they are so heartwarming. Love to see them trying to make a comeback.

After almost a decade, and here it is, another masterpiece of the great Hayao miyazaki

I get so mad when people say animation isn’t a serious art form, or that it’s just for kids. Animation creates so much space for creative visual storytelling and Ghibli films are literally some of my absolute favorite stories ever. Can’t wait to see this one!

@flmworks

11 ай бұрын

agree, this 2d cartoon animation has unique way of delivering emotional expression, it cannot be replicated, or emulated in a live action even though CGI is heavily used, its just different, it has its own spectrum of taste

@sungnankang

11 ай бұрын

​@@joshuafischer8934animations for kids are so much more popular so people tend to generalize all animations as kids movies only Thats what i think

@mistv901

11 ай бұрын

You should do what I do. I hand those people a copy of "Grave of the Fireflies," and then I say, "Watch this and then apologize to me." Some say "IF it's good I will" or "Yeah, right." And pretty much all of them come back looking shocked and apologize immediately.😂

@guaya999

11 ай бұрын

And this is one of the last before AI garbage takes over everything

@_PM__

11 ай бұрын

@@guaya999 There will be one positive, when it comes to AI produced "art". It will make traditionally produced art, animation, music, and so on, that much more appreciated the same way a handmade quilt of valued more than a mass-produced one. AI creates a product, people create art, and there is no such thing as an AI artist. Merely people who tell a computer what they want it to create.

Brought to you be the man who can't decide whether to stay in retirement. At this point, I'm convinced the only way Hayao Miyazaki is going to stop animating is when he physically can't anymore, whether he loses control of his hands or passes away.

Finally something to be excited about for new movies. This guy never disappoints me on his work.

Божечки кошечки, наконец-то очередной шедевр от Хаяо Миядзаки. Жду с нетерпением. Только отошёл от "Судзумэ закрывает двери" а тут такой подарок.

The music, the animations... no doubt it is a Studio Ghibli film! I am so overwhelmed with emotions.

Ok so I never understood how can a movie trailer give you goosebumps of excitement. Now I do

Hayao Miyazaki, you are the best creator of stories in animated films of all time. Thank you Miyazaki.

Studio Ghibli's movies are so creepy yet so *spiritually* *beatifull* at the same time.

I watched this film three times this summer. It may not be my most favorite compared to Ghibli's previous works, but it is the one that leaves a lasting stirring in my heart that is the most difficult to verbalize among the previous works. Perhaps it was not only the power of the work, but also something I gained from the experience of having grown up watching Miyazaki movies and seeing this one in this time period.

@yasira2131

11 ай бұрын

Tell me your fav ones 🌸

@yukikikuchi1126

11 ай бұрын

@@yasira2131 My favorite Ghibli movie is "only yesterday" (the director is Takahata, not Miyazaki tho). The main character Taeko who has never had a countryside hometown visits the countryside where her brother-in-law lives for a long vacation, and through living with the people there, she begins to reevaluate her past and present. This was the only Ghibli movie (VHS) I had when I was kid. Like Taeko, I did not have a countryside hometown (the region where my grandparents live), so the summer vacation in elementary school was too long even for me. So I watched this movie in my room until I was worn out, and in my imagination, Taeko and I spent a long summer together. Not only the fact that I didn't have a countryside hometown, but also the various scenes in this movie were superimposed on my own life. The feeling of happiness and nervousness when I ran into the girl I liked on my way home from school and talked to her for the first time; the feeling that the world was being unreasonable when my parents got angry at me for being upset over an unreasonable happened and I lingered; the feeling that what I really wanted to do had been faded away by the will of someone other than myself and yet I was still able to laugh at it in a brave way. And there are so many other things. It was not that I had no friends or that life was difficult, but it was because for me, as an impressionable child born and raised in Tokyo at that time, this film was like a precious friend that filled in the anxiety and loneliness that I felt at that time would never be filled.

@TheNick4219

11 ай бұрын

What are your favorites? Just curious

@Mimlou

11 ай бұрын

@@yasira2131 Mine is SPirited Away! So goood!

@baileydelgado6932

11 ай бұрын

It doesn’t come out until December in theaters. How could you watch it?

Mahito running through the crowd was idk, mesmerizing. There was so much detail in every scene, the creases of the paper, the rocks at the cave/tunnel. Can't wait to see this, if it ever comes to cinemas near me.

In Japan, the title is 君たちはどう生きるか？(What are you guys going to do with your life?), named as if Hayao was asking us that question based on the story of his life

It feels like a part of every previous ghibli masterpiece flows into it

This movie was released in Japan without a Trailer or notice by Hayao Miyazaki and turned out to be the most grossing Ghibli Film in their first week. Amazing! ❤🎉

These are exactly the very movies that should be winning Oscar's for their amazing stories and infinite far better hand drawn animation. This is effort beyond anything else out there when it comes to animation.

@ivangutierrez5625

11 ай бұрын

Of course.

My impression of the movie after watching it in Japan was that it was a movie that made me curious because I couldn't understand all the contents, and I wanted to watch it over and over again in the future. In particular, the visual beauty in the last 15 minutes was the most mysterious ever.

Knowing of Miyazaki and his films, this seems like another amazing masterpiece to throw on top of everything else he's made. How does a man like him stay creative well beyond the usual 10 years?!! Unbelievable.

Since the start of his career in "The Castle of Calgiostro"(1979) up until "The Wind Rises"(2013) was probably hell for him. All of his experience, suffering, and love, all culminated in this moment in time. "How Do You Live?" Is history in the making.

The animation is absolutely PHENOMENAL! Welcome back, Studio Ghibli.

The animations are just next level. I never expected to see Ghibli studio improves themselves this much. The quality is reaching abstract levels of complexity.

Congratsss for the Oscar win!!! Well deserved 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I can't get enough of Miyazaki's work! Ever since I saw Princess Mononoke for the first time, he's had me hooked. Can't wait to see what he's got in store with this one.

@hieioni3354

11 ай бұрын

Princess Mononoke was okay. Could be better, though. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, however, is timeless.

@mewmew1026

11 ай бұрын

@@hieioni3354Prince ashitaka made me in love

@tritamtran7264

11 ай бұрын

ok

@hieioni3354

11 ай бұрын

@@mewmew1026 Yeah, he's pretty dreamy, alright haha

I was really worried the trailer was going to give away too much (which is the reason Miyazaki didn't allow a trailer for the Japanese release), but this trailer actually does a really good job of creating intrigue without giving away anything. Super great.

This is too beautiful, from the references to the past Miyazaki films (grave of the fireflies flames flickers, calcifer fire, the paper attack from spirited away, its all like mini Easter eggs) to the animation, I am at aweee ❤

Even the trailer took my breath away.

@lawrencefrost9063

11 ай бұрын

you are going to like this then

Every time I see a Ghibli movie, I feel starry eyed 🤩. I love Miyazaki’s films, he’s not only one of my favorite animation directors, but he’s also one of my personal idols.

@bobriquardo5317

11 ай бұрын

you should find a personal idol that is a better person tbh lol. Great movies tho, can't wait for this one

@docula9153

11 ай бұрын

@@bobriquardo5317 Don't be jealous bro just cause he did far more in life than you will doesn't mean ya gotta be a hater smh

Miyazaki and Hisaishi, an artistic match made in heaven by every stretch of the imagination, exemplified by this excellent trailer. Kudos to the editor, I've got goosebumps. Cannot WAIT.

Now that’s how you make a trailer! Not showing the spoilers/ plot! Definitely excited to see this!

I just watched this movie & it was an amazing fairytale clipped from Grimms’ . Their is a message but this message was something universal that everyone understands. I have been watching Ghibli for decades this one has that sweet fantasy with the touch of horror making me nostalgic with fond feeling of those bygone book tales. Go see this & let Hollywood & Disney know we just don’t need their garbage.

I sure hope that this will MUST WIN that Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film!! Hayao Miyazaki deserves it big time after 10 whole years!!

@crysolidtv

11 ай бұрын

He already has it with spirited away. Also the oscars don’t mean shit anymore sorry to say it like that but have you actually seen any of the shows in the like last 5 years? It has just been controversy after controversy and they went in very weird directions with m the budget and showmanship, Jimmy Kimmel as the recurring Moderator to just say a few. Of course if you still enjoy it all power to you ahah, but I’d love to live in a world where it’s just the movie is good and it has word of mouth recognition and gets the money still to fund new interesting things.

@Keewaf

11 ай бұрын

Miyazaki doesnt give a fuck about awards shows

@meowco69

11 ай бұрын

Not likely. Will probably be some CGI hollywood studio film with a crappy soundtrack starring the flavor of the month actors doing the voices lol

@crysolidtv

11 ай бұрын

@@Keewaf Miyazaki doesn’t seem to give a fuck, periodt.

@O-DogKubrick

11 ай бұрын

@@meowco69C’mon now. Let’s be positive. In addition, if Hollywood does go bad again, like what happened in the past 10 years, I outta kick the voters asses. Make their big butts turn sorely red.

WILL DEFINITELY NOT MISS WATCHING THIS IN A CINEMA!!! 🎉🎉🎉 Finally this masterpiece will soon be available for us to savour. 🤩

I think this hits different when you know Miyazaki's life story

Congratulations! for winning OSCAR🎉

Unlike many children in the West, I grew up with a large influence of Studio Ghibli instead of Disney. And I'm glad that I did - Studio Ghibli films are genuine and teaches you about life and philosophy. Never been a prouder East Asian!

This will probably be my only chance to watch a Miyazaki movie in cinemas. Cant wait!

The portal at 0:36 is the door to hell described by Dante in his Inferno! The writing is exactly what Dante reported being written on it: "Fecemi la divina Potestate", which means "The divine Power made me". I wonder what it means, especially since the writing ends with "Lasciate ogni speranza o voi ch'entrate", "Leave any hope, you that enter"😮

Animation is so lovely, cannot get enough of this

NOT RECOMMENDED (for everyone). No spoilers, but being a Japanese Ghibli fan, I watched this piece the other day, and this had by far the most confusing storyline/settings out of all the Miyazaki films. Plus, there is no explanation within the film to help the audience understand the worldview, leaving it all to the audience's interpretation. Before the film was aired in Japan, no trailers were shown and no advertisements were run, and we were in the theater on the day of its release, knowing nothing about the film other than its title (not even the voice actors!). After seeing the film, it was obvious why: this film was not made for everyone. If you are a die-hard Miyazaki fan with the enthusiasm to unveil his thoughts and seeks joy in catching every little detail to be offered, this film is for you. But if you are a simple Ghibli fan like me and just admire the unique story and world depicted in "Princess Mononoke" and "Spirited Away," it may be painful to watch this film all the way through. After the film was released, Japanese reviews were filled with comments like these. Some of you may visit theaters to see what these comments mean. Just like I did.

It's amazing how the Ghibli artstyle never seems to be phased out of various eras of animation.

@MaxBraver555

11 ай бұрын

Because they don’t come out every year, not getting oversaturation, they are the only studio who can do what they do, unlike most of Hollywood movies

@Shaddiewolf

11 ай бұрын

Well, Ghibli did make that horrible 3D movie called Earwig and the Witch... *Shudders*

@CDHfilms

11 ай бұрын

@@Shaddiewolf Yeah after that happened Hayao obviously had to do something.