Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts

"Howl's Moving Castle" Movie review

The best thing about watching Ghibli movies is that it never ceases to show you something new. Its where reality meets fiction, a breathtaking experience which everyone should enjoy. Be prepared as you dive into the magical world of Studio Ghibli.

The story of "Howl's Moving Castle "takes place in a world full of magic and a battle between two opposing factions. Our story begins with a young girl named Sophie, who works at her mothers hat shop. Until one day a witch came by and put a curse on her, turning young Sophie into an old hag. This marks her journey into the wastes where he met a scarecrow she called turnip head, then stumbled upon Howls Castle. There she met Calcifur, a fire demon which keeps the castle from collapsing and is Howls ultimate source of life. From there on she works as a cleaning lady, little did she know about Howls dark secret and that he secretly has deep feelings for her. This shall mark the beginning of Sophies tale as she journeys through the wastes inside Howls Castle where she'll encounter different kinds of problems, battles and at the same time learning the true meaning of Love.

Such an amazing story filled with romance, action and of course magic. It just goes to show the things you can do in order to protect people you love. I was moved by the creativity that was put into the movie. From the castle itself to the vegetation and the detail of the scenery. its a must watch for everybody and i'll never get tired of watching it over and over again.

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"My Neighbor Totoro" Movie Review

Prepare to be amazed as you enter the brilliant mind of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli where things that may seem impossible come into reality. The movie My Neighbor Totoro captures what it means to be a child again and lets you indulge into the magical world of spirits whom were said to guard us in our everyday life.
The story starts with the Kausakabe family who just moved in to their new home in one of the provinces of Japan. With his wife confined in the hospital, Mr. Kausakabe does everything he can to give his two daughters the best experience in their new home. With Satsuki being the eldest and Mei being the youngest, the two sisters explore their new house not knowing that they would find something truly amazing. One day, Mei stumbles upon a large camphor tree then falls into a deep hole, luckily she landed on a giant fluffy rabbit like creature named Totoro, a spirit which guards the people living in the province. Until then the Kausakabe sisters find themselves experiencing magical wonders whenever Totoro is around. At the same time the family hopes for their mothers quick recovery. What adventures will they take together as they explore with their magical neighbor Totoro.

It was breathtaking, nostalgic, heartwarming and adventurous. The scenery looks so realistic for a cartoon, its as if you really are in the provinces of Japan. The music was so beautiful, it truly helped in delivering a no forgettable experience to the viewers. This movie showed me the value of family and friendship, and that's something i will always treasure in my heart.