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Will doing 'nothing' be yet another marketing coup for Studio Ghibli?
- omgmajk 3y agoIt's sad to think about the fact that this might be their last film, as they are above 80 years of age at this point. Hopefully they will all live to 100 and beyond, and make more great films!
- wodenokoto 3y agoWhat’s left for studio Ghibli? Hayao Miyazaki can’t keep going out of retirement. Isao Takahata is dead. Goro Miyazakis track record is spotty at best (I quite enjoyed up on poppy hill) And then who is left? Studio Ponoc seems to have vacuumed up any talent left. With that said I am very excited for this movie.
- dayjaby 3y agoI, as a consumer, would move on and watch Makoto Shinkai instead. His newest "Suzume no tojimari" is an incredible experience.
- nsonha 3y ago> I, as a consumer what does that even mean, it's not like you have a to pick a studio/director and stick with it
- dayjaby 3y agoSorry, I assumed the content based on the first comment here, which described Ghibli as dead. In this case a strong recommendation to watch both.
- wodenokoto 3y agoWhy not both?
- RobLach 3y agoWhat do they mean do “nothing”? They’re marketing it with an article in the Japan Times.
- glandium 3y agoThe only promotional material is a single poster. No trailer. No synopsis. Only a title. And a vague drawing. For a movie, that's as close to nothing as it gets. Well, there's also some name dropping. Theme song by Yonezu Kenshi. VAs include singer Aimyon, actor/idol Kimura Takuya (who voiced Howl) and actor Suda Masaki. That's all. And two weeks ago (and I'm probably generous, I think it's less than a week), nobody even knew this was being released.