Birds, bugs, and beasts, and the grass, the trees, and the flowers

Thurman 2022-01-06 08:02:35

Last look at crying! Hisaishi Joe's music is great! The style of ink painting is too sweet! I like this better than the wind! PS: This film once again tells us that even if a man has children, there is a woman in his heart who cannot get but loves forever!

Kiley 2022-04-24 07:01:17

1. Adapted from "The Story of Bamboo Fetching", it combines the legend of "Chang'e Flying to the Moon" and mythological prototypes such as "Proposal Problem" and "Swan Virgin". 2. Folk stories are full of routines, but they actually reflect many eternal motifs. For example, this film emphasizes the gap between man and God, as well as the contradiction between society and nature, civilization and wildness, etiquette and emotion, and further exposes the male-dominated power structure and its hypocritical and inhuman side (which has not really changed to this day). 3. The two surreal dreams are really the finishing touch, especially the scene of Kaguya escaping at night, the lines are unrestrained and unrestrained, the affection is freely swayed, and the characteristics of animation are brought into full play. 4. The style of painting is simple and elegant, and the soundtrack by Joe Hisaishi is like a fairy tale. However, the middle and later sections (seeking a relationship and flying to the moon) are still a bit lengthy. 5. It is also a hand-drawn animated feature film adapted from folk mythology. Personally, I still prefer Tom Moore's "Song of the Sea" (although both films lost to industrial fast food at the Oscars [Super Marines]), every frame is One of the best cartoons in my movie history. (8.5/10)