Hayao Miyazaki: The Life Of A Hardworking Tyrant - Full Biography (Howl's Moving Castle)
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Date: 2023-11-21
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smartpersonjdt
I tend to favor the older Ghibli Films. Nausicaa, Castle in the Sky, My Neighbor Totoro, and Kiki's Delivery Service. Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away are both masterpieces, Howl's Moving Castle is beautiful and fun if a little cluttered and confusing at times, and Nausicaa has a vibe and aesthetic that I adore that hasn't really been captured in any of his works since. My personal favorite though is Castle in the Sky. I just love how it's a pure, fun adventure. Great characters, thrilling action, an interesting setting (Laputa, and amazing music. It's my favorite animated film.
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I tend to favor the older Ghibli Films. Nausicaa, Castle in the Sky, My Neighbor Totoro, and Kiki's Delivery Service. Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away are both masterpieces, Howl's Moving Castle is beautiful and fun if a little cluttered and confusing at times, and Nausicaa has a vibe and aesthetic that I adore that hasn't really been captured in any of his works since. My personal favorite though is Castle in the Sky. I just love how it's a pure, fun adventure. Great characters, thrilling action, an interesting setting (Laputa, and amazing music. It's my favorite animated film.
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Alex
i really love miyazaki, but that really sucks about his wife having to quit. i mean, why have kids in the first place if you're not going to be able to raise them properly? they should both have remained childless and been able to retain their respective careers. there's an awful irony to the fact that he celebrates strong women who pursue their destinies, undeterred, yet made the one woman who he could have supported in his own life relinquish her dream. it's unforgivable, really.
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i really love miyazaki, but that really sucks about his wife having to quit. i mean, why have kids in the first place if you're not going to be able to raise them properly? they should both have remained childless and been able to retain their respective careers. there's an awful irony to the fact that he celebrates strong women who pursue their destinies, undeterred, yet made the one woman who he could have supported in his own life relinquish her dream. it's unforgivable, really.
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William
Personally I think he and Walt Disney have more in common than people realize - especially their childhoods. They were both forced to grow up fast to support their parents through tough times.
And as leaders they were both unable to pass their role on to anyone else. And it looks to me like when Miyazaki leaves this world, the same thing will happen to Ghibli that happened to Disney - with no clear successor to him, the studio will fall to the corporate leadership.
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Personally I think he and Walt Disney have more in common than people realize - especially their childhoods. They were both forced to grow up fast to support their parents through tough times.
And as leaders they were both unable to pass their role on to anyone else. And it looks to me like when Miyazaki leaves this world, the same thing will happen to Ghibli that happened to Disney - with no clear successor to him, the studio will fall to the corporate leadership.
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Matt-s
Know he isn-t a fan of most modern anime but without this man many modern anime wouldn-t be around and definitely not as popular. Grave of the Fireflies is one the first anime that made me cry. As a grown man believe I would still tear up if I watched it. To me an anime that can generate emotion in the audience is a sign of a great story. Love studio Ghibli as a kid of the nineties and animated movies have to thank this man for his work.
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Know he isn-t a fan of most modern anime but without this man many modern anime wouldn-t be around and definitely not as popular. Grave of the Fireflies is one the first anime that made me cry. As a grown man believe I would still tear up if I watched it. To me an anime that can generate emotion in the audience is a sign of a great story. Love studio Ghibli as a kid of the nineties and animated movies have to thank this man for his work.
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reichen609
Big fan of Hayao. ..
58: 25 -the cold-hearted, emotionally unavailable japanese dad stereotype, of course-
59: 50 _-Zero marks as a father-_
-Oh, Burn! All --#callous-- --#dads-- of the world! Yikes! -
1: 00: 13 -I love learning the ugly, --#macho-- truth about my childhood heroes like hayao. The next generation will be spared of this horrible disillusionment. -
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Big fan of Hayao. ..
58: 25 -the cold-hearted, emotionally unavailable japanese dad stereotype, of course-
59: 50 _-Zero marks as a father-_
-Oh, Burn! All --#callous-- --#dads-- of the world! Yikes! -
1: 00: 13 -I love learning the ugly, --#macho-- truth about my childhood heroes like hayao. The next generation will be spared of this horrible disillusionment. -
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profatomo
Your pronunciation of Tezuka, Kaguya, Tokuma is wrong, including many, many japanese names. Your pronunciation is very Americanized/Anglicized, while the correct Japanese pronunciation is subtle in many instances. If you're going to do a documentary, please do your homework and make sure you learn to pronounce the names correctly. Not doing so discredits your work.
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Your pronunciation of Tezuka, Kaguya, Tokuma is wrong, including many, many japanese names. Your pronunciation is very Americanized/Anglicized, while the correct Japanese pronunciation is subtle in many instances. If you're going to do a documentary, please do your homework and make sure you learn to pronounce the names correctly. Not doing so discredits your work.
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Omar
How despicable for a man who's now literally an artist, one of the financially most difficult careers, to shame his father for trying to make a living and provide for his family. Especially when his wife was ill. Japanese culture carries with it a lot of guilt and shaming of others. That's why Japan has the highest suicide rates among developed countries.
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How despicable for a man who's now literally an artist, one of the financially most difficult careers, to shame his father for trying to make a living and provide for his family. Especially when his wife was ill. Japanese culture carries with it a lot of guilt and shaming of others. That's why Japan has the highest suicide rates among developed countries.
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Ben
Miyazaki is a great example of -write what you know-. Too many writers seem to think that means, -write an autobiography of your shittiest life choices and change the names before casting yourself in the lead role- but, no, this is what it means. Draw from your experiences to ground your creativity in something real. Miyazaki is king when it comes to this.
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Miyazaki is a great example of -write what you know-. Too many writers seem to think that means, -write an autobiography of your shittiest life choices and change the names before casting yourself in the lead role- but, no, this is what it means. Draw from your experiences to ground your creativity in something real. Miyazaki is king when it comes to this.
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Hellopumpkin
I love how Disney knew they would never be creative enough to create something as inspirational as Spirited Away, so they worked with Miyazaki to legally dub it in the US. xD
Miyazaki certainly has created masterful works. I wish he would make one more, but I understand if he doesn-t.
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I love how Disney knew they would never be creative enough to create something as inspirational as Spirited Away, so they worked with Miyazaki to legally dub it in the US. xD
Miyazaki certainly has created masterful works. I wish he would make one more, but I understand if he doesn-t.
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Padme
I admire him. I think he's a real artist, has made huge impact on animation and influenced generations. He's weird in some way but that contributes to him being an icon. My fav movie from him is Howls moving castle but I watched all of them.
Wonderful documentary thank you for your work.
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I admire him. I think he's a real artist, has made huge impact on animation and influenced generations. He's weird in some way but that contributes to him being an icon. My fav movie from him is Howls moving castle but I watched all of them.
Wonderful documentary thank you for your work.
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Digioverride
My favorite films of his happen to be one that he regrets and one he felt was difficult to write the antagonist for. These being Porko Rosso and Castle in the Sky.
I love his films because they encapsulate such magic, even in the mundane, and seem closer to dreams than films.
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My favorite films of his happen to be one that he regrets and one he felt was difficult to write the antagonist for. These being Porko Rosso and Castle in the Sky.
I love his films because they encapsulate such magic, even in the mundane, and seem closer to dreams than films.
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Cian
I think that what japanese are the best at, is enlightening simple every day moments. Whether it'd be in Animes or movies. And Up On Poppy Hill is my favorite Ghibli movie, so I'm really glad someone came to talk about it! (it's not the best Ghibli, but it just speaks to me)
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I think that what japanese are the best at, is enlightening simple every day moments. Whether it'd be in Animes or movies. And Up On Poppy Hill is my favorite Ghibli movie, so I'm really glad someone came to talk about it! (it's not the best Ghibli, but it just speaks to me)
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reichen609
4: 50 -_-People are hopeless. -_-- - his mom-
5: 10 -OF COURSE hayao's --#dad-- WAS ALSO AN --#ASSHOLE--, the OG one, the japanese --#tonystark-
20: 35 -dad only came home after the family fell asleep-
_why is this so familiar? _ - -rhetorical-
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4: 50 -_-People are hopeless. -_-- - his mom-
5: 10 -OF COURSE hayao's --#dad-- WAS ALSO AN --#ASSHOLE--, the OG one, the japanese --#tonystark-
20: 35 -dad only came home after the family fell asleep-
_why is this so familiar? _ - -rhetorical-
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My
My first one was Howls moving Castle after that i started BUYING them all I just need his 2 new ones that are not out yet. I think its How do you Live & The boy & the Heron. I just love his movies sorry to know he is retiring
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My first one was Howls moving Castle after that i started BUYING them all I just need his 2 new ones that are not out yet. I think its How do you Live & The boy & the Heron. I just love his movies sorry to know he is retiring
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Daishin
---ITS PRONOUNCED JIBLI! its spelled even spelled JIBURI! the dots over the SHI make it JI! THE GuY even says JIBURI in the footage! (however this does not mean i condone or agree with the pronunciation of gif as Jif-
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---ITS PRONOUNCED JIBLI! its spelled even spelled JIBURI! the dots over the SHI make it JI! THE GuY even says JIBURI in the footage! (however this does not mean i condone or agree with the pronunciation of gif as Jif-
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biographies
Future Boy Conan is low-key Miyazaki's best work. So, so SO many iconic moments, characters and things from his later films originate in this hidden gem. If you love Ghibli, you must look up Future Boy Conan.
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Future Boy Conan is low-key Miyazaki's best work. So, so SO many iconic moments, characters and things from his later films originate in this hidden gem. If you love Ghibli, you must look up Future Boy Conan.
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IS--KSP-C-
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind is so underrated. It's my absolute favorite. Also, Whisper of the Heart, Princess Monoke is amazing too. Howl's Moving Castle is a great film and also Spirited Away.
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Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind is so underrated. It's my absolute favorite. Also, Whisper of the Heart, Princess Monoke is amazing too. Howl's Moving Castle is a great film and also Spirited Away.
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HikariKirari
Funnily enough, my favorite Ghibli movie is Whisper Of the Heart, directed by Yoshifumi Kondo, the supposed successor of Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki who sadly passed away too soon.
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Funnily enough, my favorite Ghibli movie is Whisper Of the Heart, directed by Yoshifumi Kondo, the supposed successor of Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki who sadly passed away too soon.
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ZippyMufo
-Hates war but admires military aircraft-. That's not unusual. Look at the Nazis and how cool they looked, even those who call themselves -anti fascist- are fascinated with their image.
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-Hates war but admires military aircraft-. That's not unusual. Look at the Nazis and how cool they looked, even those who call themselves -anti fascist- are fascinated with their image.
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Calista
-. but lost to Disneys Frozen. - - That right there tells you shallow idiots determine what gets an Oscar. Not that he cares much but. just saying. Disney is soulless garbage now.
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-. but lost to Disneys Frozen. - - That right there tells you shallow idiots determine what gets an Oscar. Not that he cares much but. just saying. Disney is soulless garbage now.
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Mr. Extrodin
Thank you for this. I have been meaning to check out some of his documentaries so I can do a video where I share my thoughts. I will definitely share a link of this video.
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Thank you for this. I have been meaning to check out some of his documentaries so I can do a video where I share my thoughts. I will definitely share a link of this video.
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SomeUser
I really respect him for always putting his craft first and dedicating his life to it. I-m also a bit jealous of the opportunities and animator friends he had though.
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I really respect him for always putting his craft first and dedicating his life to it. I-m also a bit jealous of the opportunities and animator friends he had though.
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TastySnackies
He's one of those people who uses his work to hide the fact that every other aspect of his life has suffered because of his work. I feel bad for his children.
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He's one of those people who uses his work to hide the fact that every other aspect of his life has suffered because of his work. I feel bad for his children.
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Toadiin
Omg I used to watch future boy Conan as a kid - though it was dubbed in Arabic and called - adnan wa lina -but it-s sooo nostalgic I loved that show
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Omg I used to watch future boy Conan as a kid - though it was dubbed in Arabic and called - adnan wa lina -but it-s sooo nostalgic I loved that show
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reichen609
1: 06: 35 -I thought he was crying because he said he owes his son an apology. Just woke up now, fell asleep in the middle. He's crying for hi-
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1: 06: 35 -I thought he was crying because he said he owes his son an apology. Just woke up now, fell asleep in the middle. He's crying for hi-
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Tyler
Hey I get it. hates war but likes cutting edge technology used for them. doesn-t like Harvey Weinstein but had to work with him. Makes perfect sense
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Hey I get it. hates war but likes cutting edge technology used for them. doesn-t like Harvey Weinstein but had to work with him. Makes perfect sense
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Laod
i wish they would do a double feature again cause the totoro-grave would unironically garner a billion dollars like how barbenheimer did this year
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i wish they would do a double feature again cause the totoro-grave would unironically garner a billion dollars like how barbenheimer did this year
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Green
My first ever Ghibli film was Spirited Away, but I-ve grown to love older films like Castle in the Sky and Kiki-s delivery service.
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My first ever Ghibli film was Spirited Away, but I-ve grown to love older films like Castle in the Sky and Kiki-s delivery service.
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Seth
He's not a tyrant you disrespectful woke assholes he just wants to keep making 2d animated movies. I hate the woke movement so much.
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He's not a tyrant you disrespectful woke assholes he just wants to keep making 2d animated movies. I hate the woke movement so much.
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