Should be called Prince Asuka

Reed 2022-04-24 07:01:02

Among the three major themes of environmental protection, anti-war and flying that Hayao Miyazaki is good at explaining, this film replaces flying with women's rights, and praises and criticizes women's rights at the same time. It is also one of the few male protagonists. There are limitations and stubbornness, and the male protagonist is portrayed as the most determined hero. After the childishness is lost, it becomes much more dignified to explain the profound propositions in simple terms. The mutual game and entanglement between civilization and nature is an eternal proposition.

Aurelia 2022-01-25 08:02:21

This is probably the most magnificent one of Hayao Miyazaki's works. The music bursts into a tragic atmosphere from the very beginning, grasping the hearts of the people. The gleaming plankton in the ancient forest reminds me of Mushishi, but unlike Yuki Urushihara, who excludes all subjective violence, nature and humans described by Hayao Miyazaki are sharply opposed and irreconcilable; human production methods are also the fourth of Mars. Splashing iron instead of docile farming. Hatred turned into a curse to erode the gods, and there is no solution to contradictions