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I have to take issue with this particular choice. The quality of the acting may have been good, but the editorial changes Disney made to the movie are downright
by sirmarksalot 12y ago
I have to take issue with this particular choice. The quality of the acting may have been good, but the editorial changes Disney made to the movie are downright offensive.
Adding music to quiet scenes was annoying, but changing the ending was unforgivable.
- olavk 12y agoHow did they change the ending in the dub? I have only seen the subtitled version.
- leejo 12y agoPhil Hartman, who voiced Jiji (the cat), ad libbed a line at the end. This might not seem like much but in the Japanese version Jiji, having stopped talking about half way through the film, doesn't talk again; possibly this represents another way in which Kiki matures. It's a small point but seemed to go over the head(s) of the director(s) of the English dub. Either that or they didn't think it mattered. Anyway, there is much in Miyazaki's and Takahata's films that is misinterpreted or misunderstood by audiences and critics outside Japan. For a long interpretation of some of the themes in Spirited Away, by a friend of mine, see this post i made to the Miyazaki Mailing List over a decade ago: http://www.imasy.or.jp/~fukumoto/n/nshow.cgi?50927 http://www.imasy.or.jp/~fukumoto/n/nshow.cgi?50927