yusino
Joined Mar 2004
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Perhaps I expected too much on this film because people's voting in this website are terrific and many wrote that this is "the best animated film ever".
From the time of E.T., I have been wondering why American want robots or things like that to be human-like. I don't want to see pandas chew gums like Yanks or robots look down when they feel sad. Is that "reality" for American? Pandas are real when they do things we cannot guess and so do robots. There is no mysticism here and that is so unreal to me. When fantasy is drawn unreal, there is no chance for that movie to knock on my emotion.
I am not an enthusiastic patriot, but to talk about animated films, why don't you just watch Miyazaki's films? Those are the ones filled with fantasy or imagination I am talking about. You may say children cannot appreciate the characters when they do not move the way we are familiar with, but let's just believe in children's open-minded nature. I have just witnessed children laughing and got excited watching Miyazaki's strange new film "Ponyo on the cliff by the sea". In my humble opinion American only try to listen to the sound of two-hands-clapping not the sound of one-hand-clapping. Imagination, man. What if god does not speak English or not even human-like? Oops I've gone too far.
Cinematography is great. And obviously the director ("Finding Nemo") is talented. Characters are pop and cute. Message is clear. But one decisive element is lacking.
From the time of E.T., I have been wondering why American want robots or things like that to be human-like. I don't want to see pandas chew gums like Yanks or robots look down when they feel sad. Is that "reality" for American? Pandas are real when they do things we cannot guess and so do robots. There is no mysticism here and that is so unreal to me. When fantasy is drawn unreal, there is no chance for that movie to knock on my emotion.
I am not an enthusiastic patriot, but to talk about animated films, why don't you just watch Miyazaki's films? Those are the ones filled with fantasy or imagination I am talking about. You may say children cannot appreciate the characters when they do not move the way we are familiar with, but let's just believe in children's open-minded nature. I have just witnessed children laughing and got excited watching Miyazaki's strange new film "Ponyo on the cliff by the sea". In my humble opinion American only try to listen to the sound of two-hands-clapping not the sound of one-hand-clapping. Imagination, man. What if god does not speak English or not even human-like? Oops I've gone too far.
Cinematography is great. And obviously the director ("Finding Nemo") is talented. Characters are pop and cute. Message is clear. But one decisive element is lacking.
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