Miyazaki Prepares Next Animation Classic
Summary
Let's face it: When the director of "Spirited Away," "Princess Mononoke," and a whole bunch of other brilliant pieces of animation announces that he's about to start a new project ... it's pretty exciting news. So here it is... Back to Article
Let's face it: When the director of "Spirited Away," "Princess Mononoke," and a whole bunch of other brilliant pieces of animation announces that he's about to start a new project ... it's pretty exciting news. So here it is... Back to Article
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on Oct 03 2006 03:39 AM A new Miyzazaki film is ALWAYS good news. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2006 05:12 AM I agree... and I'm still looking forward to seeing his son's project "Gedo Senki" first. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 03 2006 06:18 AM I haven't seen "Howl's" yet, but "Princess Mononoke" is probably my all-time favorite animated movie. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 03 2006 09:31 AM In reply to this comment (#845610) "Howl's" is worth seeing if your a fan of Miyazaki, but it is definitly not on the level of "Mononoke" or "Spirited Away". It lacked the wonder of his previous films, as well as a good narrative. The visuals were well drawn, but were very obvious and on-the-nose, not that imaginative at all. The talking fireball was simply pathetic Myazaki is the greatest animator in the world, I hope his next film will be an improvement (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 03 2006 11:42 AM In reply to this comment (#845611) I agree about what you said about "Howls" up to the fireball, I don't know why but I actuly quite liked it, sure it was very holywood american like but I still thought it went well with the movie as a whole. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 03 2006 12:04 PM Yes! This is exciting. I CANNOT wait. (Reply to this) |
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on Oct 03 2006 12:56 PM Orgasmic. Sexcellent. Drool-inducing. Etc. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 04 2006 05:42 AM Yes, as mentioned, every news about a new Miyazaki film is great. He keeps saying he'll stop and retire, but he always comes up with a new idea for another film. I loved Mononoke, for its immersion into the story and background. Spirited Away was a little too non-sensical for me, although very mesmerizing. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 04 2006 12:19 PM great news. cannot wait for a new film from him. (Reply to this) |
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