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Waargh




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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 10:22    Post subject: [NR] Kaze Tachinu / The Wind Rises (new Miyazaki epic)


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This decade-spanning epic from maestro Hayao Miyazaki is his most unique films to date, inspired by the true stories of Jiro Horikoshi, visionary designer of one the most beautiful airplanes in history — the famed Zero fighter — and the poet Tatsuo Hori, whose verses are brought to life by the vivid animation of Studio Ghibli.




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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 10:39    Post subject:
beautiful,
even as the whole world goes derp, miyazaki creations are still the same as they were 30 years ago. So Much Win
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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 10:53    Post subject:
something to look forward to. Smile

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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 10:58    Post subject:
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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 11:10    Post subject:
Interinactive wrote:
The_Zeel wrote:
even as the whole world goes derp, miyazaki creations are still the same as they were 30 years ago. So Much Win


Yep. Too bad he's in his 70's, like a lot of other great people. The next 10 - 20 years are going to be as depressing as fuck when they all die.

Back OT: I can't wait to see this. Spirited Away is one of my favourite movies ever.

I did notice something regarding this one earlier today, apparently it's generating some sort of shit storm because of its anti-war sentiment


His son Goro is quite a promising successor.

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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 11:34    Post subject:
well at this point goro´s movies are very weak compared to his father´s.
the animation style is there, but the heart, vision and everything else is missing.
lets hope he gets better with age.
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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 11:39    Post subject:
The_Zeel wrote:
well at this point goro´s movies are very weak compared to his father´s.
the animation style is there, but the heart, vision and everything else is missing.
lets hope he gets better with age.


I bet you're judging by Gedo Senki only. It's still REALLY good as a debut of a young director. I think he will learn to add heart and soul as soon as he gets more 'comfortable' with production process. From Up On Poppy Hill is much better, for example.

And Hayao makes weak stuff too. Ponyo, for example. Except for real-life scenes (like nursing home) it's actually weak as a story and characters.

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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 12:07    Post subject:
ponyo is visually great and unique though, but yes, the story is like a superhero arielle Laughing
also its a film that literally glues my kids to the screen and takes away their ability of speech, great for when i need 1-2 hrs of peace Laughing

yea, i didnt see poppy hill yet, will definitely check it out
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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 13:23    Post subject:
Absolutely looking forward to the English release of this, I don't care whether it's dubbed or subbed, just as long as it does come out! My wife is already sliding off the sofa at the thought, being as how she's an immeasurable Ghibli/Miyazaki fanatic. Even better is that this is only one of two Ghibli films coming this year! First is, obviously, this saga about the Zero Fighter from Miyazaki and then the other is currently in production and it's called "The Story of Princess Kaguya" (Kaguya-hime no Monogatari). Not by Miyazaki but by Studio Ghibli and Isao Takahata.
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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 13:29    Post subject:
sabin1981 wrote:
"The Story of Princess Kaguya" (Kaguya-hime no Monogatari). Not by Miyazaki but by Studio Ghibli and Isao Takahata.


Yup, waiting for this too

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PostPosted: Thu, 15th Aug 2013 14:20    Post subject:
didnt know that its coming out, but am waiting for it now Smile
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PostPosted: Sun, 1st Sep 2013 20:38    Post subject:
Director Hayao Miyazaki announced today at the Venice Film Festival that he would be retiring, effectively making "The Wind Rises" his last film.

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PostPosted: Sun, 1st Sep 2013 20:42    Post subject:
Crying or Very sad

Well, he certainly earned it. Maybe Shinkai Makoto can pick up the torch. Smile
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PostPosted: Sun, 1st Sep 2013 21:05    Post subject:
I love shinkai's work but it will always be ultra realistic, he cant create fantastic worlds and characters like miyazake. i still have high hopes for goro, as mentioned before

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PostPosted: Sun, 1st Sep 2013 21:12    Post subject:
Have you seen the "Children Who Chase Lost Voices"? Some really fantastical stuff there. Smile

Just about on the "Valley of the Wind" level. Not bad for his 3rd big-budget work. Given time and experience, he'll be just as good as Miyazaki.
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PostPosted: Sun, 1st Sep 2013 22:50    Post subject:
Not my sort of anime at all, not enough action, gore, horror!

However looks so well made Very Happy
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