Omoide no Marnie
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「思い出のマーニー」 (Omoide no Marnie)
“When Marnie Was There”
It’s dispiriting to think this could be the last Ghibli film to grace our screens. But at the very least we ended with one of the studio’s best to date.
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「思い出のマーニー」 (Omoide no Marnie)
“When Marnie Was There”
It’s dispiriting to think this could be the last Ghibli film to grace our screens. But at the very least we ended with one of the studio’s best to date.
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「かぐや姫の物語」 (Kaguya-hime no Monogatari)
“The Tale of Princess Kaguya”
Takahata Isao delivers what presumes to be his final Ghibli film, and if that is the case, then what a send-off it was.
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「かみなりの夜の子」 & 「はじめての森へ」 (Kaminari no Yoru no Ko & Hajimete no Mori e)
“The Child of the Night of Thunder” & “First Time into the Forest”
Someone at Studio Ghibli enjoyed working on Ni no Kuni immensely, it seems.
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「風立ちぬ」 (Kaze Tachinu)
“The Wind Rises”
Jirou dreams of airplanes…
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“From Up on Poppy Hill”
One thing’s for sure – it can’t be easy being Miyazaki Gorou.