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Looking forward to better works by Goro Miyazaki
Theodore 2022-03-23 09:02:44
"Earth Sea War" is the work of Hayao Miyazaki Goro Miyazaki, adapted from the original "Earth Sea Series" by the American female writer Ursula K. LeGuin. Compared with Hayao Miyazaki's previous high-quality works, this film does fall short of the standard, but after all, it is Miyazaki Goro's debut, which is not easy, and the ending song is very good. The painting style of "Earth and Sea War" is similar to that of Hayao Miyazaki. The "dead things" in the film are very delicately drawn, but the "living things" are somewhat lacking in spirituality. In addition, Miyazaki Goro's artistic creation of the film story is far from his father's. height is still far away. It is really difficult to make a breakthrough under the halo of Miyazaki, let alone surpass it. For Miyazaki Goro, stepping out of his father's halo and winning must be the most fundamental goal and a burden to bear in his life.
Extended Reading
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Haitaka: Now listen to me, Aaren: No man nor any living thing in this world preserves their life forever. But only to men is it given to know that we must die, and that is a precious gift. This life that is both our torment and our treasure was never meant to endure for eternity. Life is a wave on the sea. Would you force the sea to grow still to save one wave? To save yourself?
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Therru: You think your life belongs to you? Tenar gave me my life. That's why I have to live, so that I can give life to someone else. Lebannen... that is the only way we can live forever.