Comments on: Miyazaki Films On TCM http://www.rueplumet.com/2005/10/27/miyazaki-films-on-tcm/ Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:12:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Carrie http://www.rueplumet.com/2005/10/27/miyazaki-films-on-tcm/#comment-151 Carrie Tue, 01 Nov 2005 03:39:21 +0000 http://www.55rueplumet.com/2005/10/27/miyazaki-films-on-tcm/#comment-151 Be careful... once you get sucked into the Anime World - there's no return!!!! ;) Be careful… once you get sucked into the Anime World - there’s no return!!!! ;)

]]> By: Brad http://www.rueplumet.com/2005/10/27/miyazaki-films-on-tcm/#comment-150 Brad Tue, 01 Nov 2005 03:34:55 +0000 http://www.55rueplumet.com/2005/10/27/miyazaki-films-on-tcm/#comment-150 My favorite Miyazaki film (no question, instant answer) is Spirited Away. The movie is, quite simply, magical. It's adventurous, wonderfully entertaining (and funny in many parts), and almost flawlessly paced. It's almost impossible to overstate how much I love this film. The contest for second place is between Totoro and Howl's Moving Castle. Joy and I have actually discussed on several occasions which film we would want you to see if you watched only one. My general recommendation for anyone who asks would be Spirited Away and Joy would say Howl (that's her favorite), but we've been trying to think about which one would be best for you specifically. I'm almost ready to agree with Joy on Howl because it somehow feels a little more "western" and therefore less "foreign". It comes out on DVD in the spring, so be ready. :-) Incidentally, for mom I think it would be Totoro or Kiki's Delivery Service. My favorite Miyazaki film (no question, instant answer) is Spirited Away. The movie is, quite simply, magical. It’s adventurous, wonderfully entertaining (and funny in many parts), and almost flawlessly paced. It’s almost impossible to overstate how much I love this film. The contest for second place is between Totoro and Howl’s Moving Castle.

Joy and I have actually discussed on several occasions which film we would want you to see if you watched only one. My general recommendation for anyone who asks would be Spirited Away and Joy would say Howl (that’s her favorite), but we’ve been trying to think about which one would be best for you specifically. I’m almost ready to agree with Joy on Howl because it somehow feels a little more “western” and therefore less “foreign”. It comes out on DVD in the spring, so be ready. :-) Incidentally, for mom I think it would be Totoro or Kiki’s Delivery Service.

]]> By: Dad http://www.rueplumet.com/2005/10/27/miyazaki-films-on-tcm/#comment-147 Dad Mon, 31 Oct 2005 04:18:56 +0000 http://www.55rueplumet.com/2005/10/27/miyazaki-films-on-tcm/#comment-147 Miyazaki? Don't they make china place settings or something? I think we have some; I'll let you look at it next time you're over! Never mind. I just looked it up in Wikipedia. Anime, huh? I HATE anime. Know why? Because the guy who was just about the best blogger EVER (that would be Stephen Den Beste) quit blogging on topical matters and now only writes about anime. So, I figure it's all anime's fault that I don't get to read his amazingly well-informed insights on politics, the WOT, etc. Okay, enough of that. Which Miyazaki flick do you like best, and why? And if I wanted to see one (just one) that would best introduce me to his artistry, which one would that be? Miyazaki? Don’t they make china place settings or something? I think we have some; I’ll let you look at it next time you’re over!

Never mind. I just looked it up in Wikipedia.

Anime, huh? I HATE anime. Know why? Because the guy who was just about the best blogger EVER (that would be Stephen Den Beste) quit blogging on topical matters and now only writes about anime. So, I figure it’s all anime’s fault that I don’t get to read his amazingly well-informed insights on politics, the WOT, etc.

Okay, enough of that. Which Miyazaki flick do you like best, and why?

And if I wanted to see one (just one) that would best introduce me to his artistry, which one would that be?

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