"Spirited Away" An Awesome Animation Masterpiece
Movie Info
Movie Name: Spirited Away (Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi)
Director's Name: Hayao Miyazaki
Writer's Name: Hayao Miyazaki
Cast:Daviegh Chase, Suzanne, Miyo Irino
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Family
Run Time: 2h 5 min
Release Date: 28 March 2003 USA
IMDB Rating: 8.6/10
My Rating: 10/10
Story Line
During her family's move to the suburbs, a sullen 10-year-old girl wanders into a world used by gods, witches, and spirits, and where humans are changed into beasts
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Viewer Review:
Spirited Away is one of the most perfect movies I have ever seen. The least I can say about it is that there was not a single moment during it that my attention wasn't completely focused. The plot was fantastic and full-bodied. Each character was given so much personality, even the little soot spiders weren't treated as two-dimensional.
In a way the whole film felt like a dream, in that it is seamless. It flows, effortlessly, from scene to scene, from emotion to emotion - straight from terror and tragedy to comedy - without the subtle bump that wakes you up, that lets you know that the makers of the movie and the creator of the script had wanted you to be crying but now you really should be laughing. It was so LIFELIKE. Sometimes in real life the most grim moments contain honest elements of comedy that do not seem out-of-place. But trying to put that sort of convoluted emotion into a film creates a very thin line that too many have fallen off of.
In a way the whole film felt like a dream, in that it is seamless. It flows, effortlessly, from scene to scene, from emotion to emotion - straight from terror and tragedy to comedy - without the subtle bump that wakes you up, that lets you know that the makers of the movie and the creator of the script had wanted you to be crying but now you really should be laughing. It was so LIFELIKE. Sometimes in real life the most grim moments contain honest elements of comedy that do not seem out-of-place. But trying to put that sort of convoluted emotion into a film creates a very thin line that too many have fallen off of.
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