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Last edited by Deciazulado; 02-15-2013 at 09:06 PM. |
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The best Ghibli.
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Wonder if this means that From Up on Poppy Hill will release on the same day? 2 months from theater to blu-ray? Arrietty took 3 months, IIRC.
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They can't since Spirited Away has to be released in Japan first, and that's not scheduled for release over there yet.
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Poppy is making a brief arthouse run in March/April, and is another local-tastes Goro Miyazaki entry that Disney didn't even consider worth their time to take wide, so it's likely we'll get the trifecta. And yes, Howl's is a lazy mess (at least Arietty stayed reasonably close to its book), but what's the reasonable expectation for the "classic" retro pre-Mononoke title to round out the three?--Totoro's out in Japan, isn't it? Last edited by EricJ; 02-15-2013 at 07:12 PM. |
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Howl SHOULD have been good source for an animated film if it'd been directed by someone who sensed the Harry/Sophie resemblances and knew where to take the tone and Jones' complex interconnecting Harry-like plots, after we'd already gotten a whimsically self-referential taste of Hogwarts--But that depends heavily on sharing DWJ's distinctly British sense for parodying European fairytale cliche's, which the Japanese aren't quite as culturally up on. Miyazaki may have been attracted by the plot, but he stayed on the surface and went more for "It's a wild, swirling, spiritual world of MAGIC!" as with the wizard in Tales From Earthsea, and just assaulted us with strange and mystical happenings for no reason (except when he heard "War" and slipped in all his old Mononoke curses)--Until, as even loyal Ghibli fan Roger Ebert put it, you just don't care anymore and give up trying
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Already have the JP release for this, but debating on whether to double dip because of the lossless English dub.
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