I get that a lot of people aren't into anime so fair enough, you can feel free to disregard this post, but I think this particular one is accessible to people who normally don't watch anime.
A visually spectacular story told through the imagination of one of Japan's most talented Directors; Hayao Miyazaki. If you've liked any of his previous works then you will enjoy this. The story takes place in a fantasy world, war lurking in the depths and a love story prevailing in the light. We follow Sophie through her enchanting journey to regain her past life stolen by a witch, and her desire to help those around her.
Here's a US trailer, but remember there are Japanese and English versions.
I think it's definitely one of Miyazaki's better works. if you have time or interest, I think it's worth checking out the book, since it's a completely different take on the story. It's got a lot less romance, but brings more character development. If not then watch the movie!
Looks interesting!
ReplyDeleteI'll check out the movie soon. Looks intriguing.
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I'm not a huge fan of animes, but I have to admit that this one looks good.
ReplyDeleteI'll give it a try. ;)
Thanks for sharing, I doubt I'd ever have learned of this without your blog.
ReplyDeleteSaw it a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteMiyazaki is really a great artist, I'm a big fan of his work.
Nice blog, I'm following you
I loved this movie, i watched it alot when i was a kid, i still do. I also like Kiki's delivery service, and my neighbor Totoro. I also read the novel to that, which was amazing!
ReplyDeleteInterested in anime since childhood men, keep it up
ReplyDeleteI will definitely check this out. Following!
ReplyDeleteI love miazaki films. (probably misspelled it though haha).
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR THIS! I've always wanted to watch Spirited Away, but forgot about it a long time ago. Will put both of these movies in my download list and will report back after watching it (may be a while). Following for updates!
ReplyDeleteAnime is fun to watch
ReplyDeleteWhen people ask me which is better, this or Spirited Away, I always say both. No matter what. Until they change the subject. Booyah.
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