This film is not just passing through from this giant anime production house, but it is a masterpiece. They've given reasons and it is only a temporary, though hope the rise of 3D animation is not the one to halt the production, praying for the pause to be lifted soon. Since Hayao Miyazaki's retirement everything falling apart from the studio's management.
#WHEN MARNIE WAS THERE FULL MOVIE MOVIE#
At a same time I am very very very very sad, because it's their final movie after the 30 years of triumph. The previous couple of movies were out of their trademark, so, happy they are back with this masterwork. As we know, narrating a fairy tale having the tween girls in the lead is what they're famous for. Studio Ghibli is like Disney Studio from the east. I love you more than any girl I've ever known. And this film was very close to his 'Only Yesterday'. But remember Isao Takahat is 80 and still in the race, yet to announce his retirement. Miyazaki, but feels like Hiromasa Yonebayashi could come near if his future projects as much effective as his one. After all, this film has already won my little heart and millions of other's. There is lots of time between now and then, so anything might happen, who knows. Absolutely, I would be disappointed if I don't see it in the final five. If I am not wrong this movie is definitely one of the contenders for the best animation race, along with 'The Good Dinosaur' probably.
Feels like the Oscars was concluded yesterday, but I am already thinking about the next one. Finally, it gave me full satisfaction like that indirectly I saw 'The Uninvited' once again. Whether you succeed or not, very fun to solve a mystery, you know. In another perspective, I kept 'The Others' and 'The Orphanage' in mind, but was not even close to where this story was heading. That was a perfect divert if you observe it closely. I thought Anna's childhood toy was something to do with all the fuss, but I was terribly wrong. As this film was a puzzle in portrayal, obviously viewers try to solve it, including me. The narration flips on a regular basis to tell the multiple layered story. There are two prominent girls, Anna and Marnie in the story, like the Anna and Elsa from 'Frozen'. The opening dialogue itself a hint of what kind of movie it is going to be. Yes, I had few minor experience in my life as well. After seeing the film, I understood everyone's childhood memories could monopolize if we encounter same object, place, person and other things again in the later life. To realise what is real and what is not, you have to wait till the end. The narration bends and blends with the time. That does not mean it is a time travel or something. There is no loose end, certainly gives a few topics to discuss about, but the narration moves on a circular track and hits back like the boomerang. The characters were very interesting, suspense was the movie's influence for the audience to stick till the end. Not a technical brilliance like the director's previous movie, but the story was strong and twisty. As for this movie, if your focus is straight, then it's does not require. Some movies need a re-watch to terminate any doubts regarding characters and scenes. Once the end was near my stance changed, especially after the hidden truth revelation.
Even while I was watching, I thought it was just an enjoyable mystery flick, but you know sometime the value of the whole movie comes at the end twist. Studio Ghibli was the reason to go for it, so I expected nothing spectacular from the movie. The posters were not that impressive, but okay and the trailer was very ordinary. Whenever I remember this film in the future, that Marsh house would be the first thing to pop out in my mind, an unforgettable landmark for sure.
Actually, it suited for the narration from the standpoint of Japanese culture and lifestyle, especially for this anime version with the beautiful fictional coastal landscapes. This is what I call a fine adaptation, great transformation from the words to the motion picture. Based on the 1967 English novel of the same name and so the important characters borrowed the western names. From the director Hiromasa Yonebayashi of 'The Secret World of Arriety' fame.
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