I have to say that I watched this movie entirely because of Masami Nagasawa's voice and Hayao Miyazaki's consistent fresh style. When I saw that the lovers who were originally in love were brothers and sisters, my pure little freshness broke in an instant. What swept in front of us was the bloody plot of oh oh oh in Korean dramas. The feelings of the dog's blood are like a big dog, which instantly smashed me, who was full of literary and artistic hearts.
The first movie I watched by Hayao Miyazaki was "Spirited Away". I didn't have much expectations at first, but after watching it, I was filled with infinite moving. I can always find a pure heart in Mr. Gong's films. Compared with the aura-filled characters in "Spirited Away", there is an unusually cute plot in "My Neighbor Totoro". The plot of "The Hillside of Poppies" is dull and boring.
But then again, just the consistent Hayao Miyazaki style and the fresh music are enough to capture my heart. Even if Wulang's imitation is still too blunt, it does not prevent thousands of Miyazaki fans from entering the cinema just to relive the familiar style of painting.
At this moment, the opening "Breakfast Song" is still looping in the earphones, and my heart is extraordinarily happy. No matter the thousands, let the heroine and heroine go to hell to their heart's content, I only have breakfast songs in my heart.
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