Miyazaki is unbelieveable!!!!!!!

Has anyone else out there been blown away by the artistry of Miyazaki's movies?  They never cease to amaze and impress.  I am so impressed with the way he can tell a story without all of the filler and violence that most anime has.  I love all kinds of anime but I have truly never seen any work in any format (aside from FFVII) that has stunned me as much as some of his films.  BTW my two favorites are Princess Mononoke and Castle in the Sky.  I also recently saw Howl'a Moving Castle and I highly suggest that anyone who loves film (or life for that matter) see it!

Has anyone else out there been blown away by the artistry of Miyazaki's movies? They never cease to amaze and impress. I am so impressed with the way he can tell a story without all of the filler and violence that most anime has. I love all kinds of anime but I have truly never seen any work in any format (aside from FFVII) that has stunned me as much as some of his films. BTW my two favorites are Princess Mononoke and Castle in the Sky. I also recently saw Howl'a Moving Castle and I highly suggest that anyone who loves film (or life for that matter) see it!

adamf_17

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Has anyone else out there been blown away by the artistry of Miyazaki's movies? They never cease to amaze and impress. I am so impressed with the way he can tell a story without all of the filler and violence that most anime has. I love all kinds of anime but I have truly never seen any work in any format (aside from FFVII) that has stunned me as much as some of his films. BTW my two favorites are Princess Mononoke and Castle in the Sky. I also recently saw Howl'a Moving Castle and I highly suggest that anyone who loves film (or life for that matter) see it!

MarchOfThePigs

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Has anyone else out there been blown away by the artistry of Miyazaki's movies? They never cease to amaze and impress. I am so impressed with the way he can tell a story without all of the filler and violence that most anime has. I love all kinds of anime but I have truly never seen any work in any format (aside from FFVII) that has stunned me as much as some of his films. BTW my two favorites are Princess Mononoke and Castle in the Sky. I also recently saw Howl'a Moving Castle and I highly suggest that anyone who loves film (or life for that matter) see it!

MarchOfThePigs

Has anyone else out there been blown away by the artistry of Miyazaki's movies?  They never cease to amaze and impress.  I am so impressed with the way he can tell a story without all of the filler and violence that most anime has.  I love all kinds of anime but I have truly never seen any work in any format (aside from FFVII) that has stunned me as much as some of his films.  BTW my two favorites are Princess Mononoke and Castle in the Sky.  I also recently saw Howl'a Moving Castle and I highly suggest that anyone who loves film (or life for that matter) see it!

adamf_17