This "Wind Up" is very different from the previous Miyazaki movies. Except that the protagonist and the idol in the dream are unrealistic at the beginning, it is basically a realistic movie. It's already obvious that Hayao Miyazaki went to the Berlin Film Festival instead of taking the Oscars. The animations participating in the Oscars are like "Frozen" to convey love and peace to children. It is not difficult to see that Miyazaki intends to make a movie for adults or for himself. For children, these two long hours are boring and long. Because they don't understand the background of World War II. The protagonist hates war. He only wants to make a beautifully-lined airplane, but he wants to serve the war. After the flight test fails, the protagonist chooses to leave. It is a kind of healing. Just like the master of Haruki Murakami's novel, he will always travel far when encountering difficulties, and then things will happen and he will meet the love of his life. The appearance of the Germans and the chasing of the protagonist by agents are a kind of crusade against the war. They do not understand the emotional life of adults. Naeko escaped from the sanatorium when she fell ill. Why didn't the protagonist send her seriously ill back to the sanatorium on the mountain immediately, and Naeko left after the flight test was successful. They don't even understand the war. They don't understand why the aircraft was made successfully but it failed in the end. They didn't understand why Na Keiko told the protagonist to let him live. It was because he had been hit and had lost interest in life. He wanted to commit suicide. For us, these various codes are to give you two hours for you to think about the contradictions and unsatisfactory things in life. Then I will tell you that when the wind blows, all the haze is turned into the wind and taken away. It also means that a new life has begun, and you can only survive. After reading it, I will continue to live and study again.
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