Hayao Miyazaki's works are very gentle. Although they also express some ugly and mundane things, they will always be shown to us in the most gentle way.
For example, King Laputa flipped the switch lightly, and hundreds of people fell from a thousand meters in an instant, before it was too late to panic. is over. Fortunately, its kindness is left to the children, (as if the children we are talking about now are the pillars of the country in the future) as if they have the power to save the future, treat them kindly. In fact, what I remember most about this movie is the two robots in Laputa.
A man who wakes up in an unfamiliar country after a long slumber, the only thing he wants to do is protect the little girl, the princess of Laputa. The other is alone in Laputa, which has long been deserted, with the forest birds and squirrels. The same robot is doing its own thing, one knows its own way of life, and the other has long forgotten its own existence.
They just stood there quietly, at different times and places. Can't speak, can't express, there are only two small indicator lights hanging on the face, making a beeping sound, I don't know how long it will be, the beeping sound will disappear, but I do it and cherish it.
They can't sue, let alone want to sue. They are robots, and they are programs set by humans. After such a long time, it seems that they have begun to have souls, as if they want to speak, want to tell everything, about The peace and tranquility that should belong to this world. And the humans who set them up, the screaming humans, are just adding noise. The final collapse of Laputa made us feel relieved. Those advanced technologies are a burden to him, and he doesn't want them, making Laputa breathless. Technology will die in an instant, but they won't. Everyone wants to fly freely.
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