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Lots don’t even have a villain, really. They are really great for children, to help them see that not every story needs a villain to be compelling. My daughter
by montagg 3y ago
Lots don’t even have a villain, really. They are really great for children, to help them see that not every story needs a villain to be compelling.
My daughter is 21 months old and has seemingly memorized Totoro—if she hears the soundtrack, she’ll start talking about what’s happening in that scene. If she hears the track where Mei grabs the soot sprite, she’ll yell out, “I caught one!”
Miyazaki movies are truly timeless. They’ll still be loved in the 2080s.
- ehnto 3y agoThe music is so much of the experience, and the "Ghibili" style is unmistakable. I have not seen all of the films, but I have heard all of the music! It was even better in concert. If you ever get the chance I am sure it would be an unforgettable experience for you and your family to see it performed in concert, it's quite regularly toured around various countries by different orchestras.