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Mustafa 2022-03-29 09:01:07
Finally, seeing the civet cats singing and dancing happily, I felt very sad. Once again, I see the difference in style between Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata, even if they are talking about environmental...
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Cameron 2022-03-29 09:01:07
At the end, the theme of the story for me is not the issue of environmental protection, but that so many civet cats survive in a human state and realize how hard it is for human beings to...
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Angie 2022-03-29 09:01:07
There are plots, details, laughter and tears, and the ending is very helpless but also very loving! "As the TV Center said, both foxes and tanukis will gradually disappear as development progresses. Can't this be stopped? If both foxes and tanukis disappear, what will happen to rabbits and ferrets? Will it gradually disappear?" "It wouldn't be a civet cat without a playful...
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Jacklyn 2022-03-29 09:01:07
I have to sigh at the unrestrained creativity, the ever-changing civet cats, there is really nothing without the innocence. No matter how exaggerated the deformation and the illusion behind it, the sad music always moves people, makes people sad, and makes people feel indescribable. The chubby, round and fluffy civet cats twist and twist when they walk upright. They really make people fall in love with them, as if they want to have one of their...
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Kacie 2022-03-29 09:01:07
The coexistence of human beings and nature is transformed into the imagination of civet cats becoming human. The protagonist is a civet cat, and the story is told to us. The miracle of the testicles, the disturbance of visions, and the rhythm of the old man's slow narration all make us feel the groans in the depths of our culture. Fear of ghosts and spirits, and even more fear of economic stagnation and rising unemployment. These thoughts are not expressed in the film, but more of the...
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Lupe 2022-03-28 09:01:08
It's probably from Ghibli... I felt very dull watching the DVD at the God of Wealth's house back then.. The replay I watched on atv in the New Year this year.. is still dull.. But Ghibli's nostalgic feelings and the spirit of nature are too bright. .I was TATed again when I saw ed... After all, I am a green heart..=...
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Johnnie 2022-03-28 09:01:08
Compared with the nail households in space, the guarding on the timeline is more important, and the raccoon is not a raccoon without a childlike innocence. It's too heavy to be...
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Frank 2022-03-28 09:01:08
I have never seen such a silly X's narration, and the style of painting is also very...
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Olin 2022-03-28 09:01:08
Should this be a happy or sad story? Even a country like Japan that is very ceremonial in protecting the ecological environment will look at its past in this way, so should China be ashamed? The parade of the raccoons is really wonderful, so...
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Mollie 2022-03-28 09:01:08
I watched it on and off while working out. It was a little boring at first, but it got better and better. It was very sad to see the civet cat desperately reverting the homeland developed by humans back to its former landscape! Protect...
Pom Poko Comments
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Dawn 2022-04-22 07:01:46
Both Shenggong and He Shenggao
Those who are familiar with Ghibli will recognize that this is clearly not Miyazaki's work, even without looking at the credits. Gong's works are much better than Gao in terms of plot coherence and rationality. Gao's works particularly like to start small, preferring extremely meticulous and...
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Mariano 2022-03-26 09:01:11
"Variety of civet cats": People are civet cats, and civet cats are also humans
"Few people have come close to him, but his process of making an animated feature film is a complete disaster, and no production company can afford to pay that dearly."
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Narrator: It was an unexpected accident. Poor Gonta Takagamori, who was a contributor to this operation, suffered a serious injury for a year due to complicated fractures and a ruptured internal organ.
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First Drunk: I used to see stuff like that, too, when I was a kid. You know, monsters in the closet, that kind of thing.
Second Drunk: When you're young, it seems sur... surreal. I swore I saw these ghosts... dancing on my ceiling.
First Drunk: D'ahh, have another drink. You'll see them again.
[the two laugh]
Second Drunk: Isn't that weird? Now, why do you think you see that?
First Drunk: Do you think ghosts really exist?
Second Drunk: Huh? Don't be stupid. It's your brain playing tricks.
First Drunk: It must be... your brain plays tricks on you when you're young. Things like the boogeyman and monsters in the closet. They're all in your head. Because of... all the scary stories people tell you as a kid. It plants the seeds in your brain. So as a kid, you think it's real.
[the second drunk laughs]
Second Drunk: Kids are suckers. Because, there's no way those ghost stories are real. Still, they frighten you half to death. Yep. The brain is scary that way. You think things, and then you see them, if they're real or not. Your ima...
[He slowly turns around and sees a throng of strange creatures running across the sky]
Second Drunk: ... Agination...
[Shocked, he gets up from his seat and stares at the sky]
Second Drunk: There really are monsters out there.
First Drunk: [not noticing the monster parade] See? We talk about ghosts and then you start to see 'em.
