film is based on the life story of Zero fighter designer Jiro Horikoshi and the novel of the same name by writer Tatsuo Hori.
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The Wind Rises
Gia 2022-04-24 07:01:11
It was a turbulent age, war, hunger, disease, natural disasters, the shadow of death shrouded the world, but could not block the light of dreams and hopes that flashed in my heart. Ordinary Japanese teenager Jiro Horikotsu (voiced by Hideaki Anno) is obsessed with planes cruising the sky. In his dream, he became friends with Italian aircraft designer Caproni (voiced by Nomura Mansai), enjoying the fun of flying. In the terrifying Great Kanto Earthquake, Erlang meets Nahoko Satomi (voiced by Miori Takimoto), a lifelong concern for Erlang. Under the guidance of fate, Erlang, known as a genius, became an aircraft designer as he wished. He and his predecessors worked together to improve the performance of the aircraft. The advanced design of Europe makes them distressed, and on the other hand, it is full of contradictions to create a machine that combines the attributes of dreams and murder. He chases his dreams and reunites with Nahoko. In the turbulent Showa era, the pace never stopped in the wind and snow... This
film is based on the life story of Zero fighter designer Jiro Horikoshi and the novel of the same name by writer Tatsuo Hori.
film is based on the life story of Zero fighter designer Jiro Horikoshi and the novel of the same name by writer Tatsuo Hori.
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Valentina 2022-03-31 09:01:03
OK, just as mediocre as expected. In the past two years, Ghibli has really become more and more complacent, and the box office is not bad. In the end, it will either be mediocre, or it will change greatly. Anno Hideaki and Hisaishi Jo are also mediocre.
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Halle 2022-04-24 07:01:11
Supplementary points, I feel that Zuo Si has been a little fierce recently. After finishing that, I hope that I can maintain the ability to think independently.
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Caproni: Airplanes are beautiful dreams, engineers turn dreams into reality.
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Freshman: What on Earth is Jiro working so hard on?
Honjô: Fish bones.