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A large number of the fans, myself included, prefer Isao Takahata's work. Either way. It wasn't "him". It was "them". Their rivalry drew out their best work.
by busterarm 3y ago
A large number of the fans, myself included, prefer Isao Takahata's work.
Either way. It wasn't "him". It was "them". Their rivalry drew out their best work.
- the_af 3y agoAgreed that Takahata was a master in his own right. Everybody knows about Grave of the Fireflies, but a few years ago I discovered the more subdued Only Yesterday and found it impressive. It stirred emotions, a true animated movie for adults. I also enjoyed Princess Kaguya a lot. The art style alone is very different from Miyazaki's style (which I love, of course).