i think we need a sub-forum for animated movies

Discussion in 'Movies' started by tigerlily, May 10, 2006.

  1. tigerlily

    tigerlily proud mama

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    anyway, just wanted to say to the sentimental environmentalists out there that miyazaki's anime stuff is excellent. i recommend "princess mononoke, nausicaa of the valley of the winds and pom poko (so good!) spirited away is also incredibly good, but not as environmentally focused.


    and as a side note, do not watch "the place promsied in early days" it is terrible even though it supposedly won two awards. just waaaayyyy too slow overall.

    anyway, that is all :)

    if anybody else has animated recommendations... anime or not, post away, i'd love to hear them
     
  2. Yoseff

    Yoseff Music Addict

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    Never heard of Pom Poko, though I will check it out soon, I think.

    Spirited Away is very much environmetally focused: How bout when she pulls all that junk out of the Water Spirit? Or the fact that the boy/dragon can't find his way home because it doesn't exist because humans filled it in for a housing development?

    I also like My Neighbor Totoro, and Howl's Moving Castle. Pretty much, if it's by Miyazaki, I'll watch it.

    Castle in the Sky is good as well.
     
  3. Zajko

    Zajko Hip Forums Supporter HipForums Supporter

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    Agreed.

    I just watched Waking Life, a sort of surreal, philosophical, animated dream sequence, but it doesn't seem to fit in any of the categories presented here.
     
  4. Jesus the Jedi

    Jesus the Jedi Senior Member

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    lets not forgot the batman animated movies :)
     
  5. ayahuasca

    ayahuasca Member

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    amaaazing movie. one of my all time favourites.
     
  6. Guest123

    Guest123 Member

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    Agreed, would like an animated section.

    P.S. Check out Triplets Of Belleville is you haven't already. No dialogue, but more than makes up for that in visuals and snobby french humor.
     
  7. ayahuasca

    ayahuasca Member

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    i also really like spirited away. whaat a trippy movie.
     
  8. Mr MiGu

    Mr MiGu King of the Zombies

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    if you liked spirited away, you should check out takashi miike's The Great Yokai War. Its a lot of the same mythological characters, cept the whole thing is real life/cg
     
  9. Jesus the Jedi

    Jesus the Jedi Senior Member

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    i freaking love takashi miike.
     
  10. Mr MiGu

    Mr MiGu King of the Zombies

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    ya, he is brilliant
    even when making a kids movie, like this was
    though, it was still pretty dark for a kids movie
     
  11. Jesus the Jedi

    Jesus the Jedi Senior Member

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    Whoa, a takashi kids movie...full of rape, and torture ofcourse.
     
  12. Mr MiGu

    Mr MiGu King of the Zombies

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    nope, no rape or torture
     
  13. prismatism

    prismatism loves you

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    we most definately should have an animated movie sub forum.

    all the movies mentioned so far are amazing.
     
  14. dd3stp233

    dd3stp233 -=--=--=-

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    Hayao Miyazaki has some other films "Porco Russo", "Lupin III" and "Kiki's Delivery Sevice". There's are a lot of good anime - "Akira", "Macross", "Gunbuster" , "Steamboy", "Cowboy Bebop", etc,etc
    Some of the classic Disney films are very good in terms of artistic quality like "Sleeping Beauty" with the backgrounds done by renouned artist Eyvind Earl.
     
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