Tanuki's Cherry Orchard

Brionna 2022-04-20 09:02:12

Personally, I understand that the film mainly expresses a nostalgia for the old but beautiful things that have disappeared in the historical trend. The creators endow the civet cats with human thinking and emotions, and in the final analysis, they are still depicting human nature. Facing the establishment of the new order and the impact of the new forces, the defenders of the old order tried to block them with the power of the old order (illusion), and failed after staged comedy. The defenders had to integrate into the life of the new order. Only through illusion, the things from the good memories of the past can be brought to the front. The so-called environmental theme is born from the beautiful and harmonious ecological environment contained in the old things.

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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..= ​​=||

  • Dessie 2022-03-24 09:03:04

    It's very sad to watch on the big screen, I have to hope that my ancestors are civet cats... but I heard a lot of laughter, they seem to be the queen mother...

Pom Poko quotes

  • Gonta: [as his attempted coup d'etat and call to action devolves into a random conversation about how best to cook a mouse] WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH ALL OF YOU? I say...

    [He changes into his ultra simplified form and sings]

    Gonta: A mouse tempura is the best one, yes it is!

    Oroku: See, Gonta? We can't fight. All we can think about is food. I think it's best if we wait for the transformation masters to get here.

    Gonta: [in a gruffly rueful tone] Sorry about that.

  • Shokichi: As soon as it's springtime, everybody goes crazy. All of a sudden they want to get married and have families. Nobody seems to remember Oroku's warning that we're not supposed to have any cubs. The second the sun hits their fur, they fall in love.

    [He and Kiyo gaze into each other's eyes]

    Shokichi: But not us. You don't see us chasing after each other like we're lunatics. We can handle not getting married and not having cubs, don't you think?

    Kiyo: Of course we can. I'm so pleased. It's just what I'd hoped you'd say. You're... wonderful.

    [She embraces Shokichi passionately]

    Shokichi: Yeah. We can hold off. I don't need to kiss, or cuddle, or rub noses or...

    Kiyo: [eyes burning with desire] Oh, Shokichi.

    [She kisses him. She leans into Shokichi, then he leans into her]

    Narrator: That was a mistake.