Clarina Ketia

Rewatching the anime and reminiscing a feeling of nostalgia. I used to watch the anime when I was kid during school vacation in the morning. This adaption of Cinderella is pure magic and not cliché like the story we were told when kid. In the anime the prince's character is more dynamic and interesting; he is not just a saviour or prince charming who came from nowhere and marry the girl because she is beautiful. Both Cinderella and the Prince got to know each other and developed feelings for each other throughout the serie. Beautiful anime! it revives feeling of old times when love and life was just simple ...

There is a poignant theme in the film which touches me personally; solitude. The borrowers quietly lived a secluded life in the basement of the house, and at the start of the film, they believed there are very few borrowers alive until Spiller confirms the contrary. They only have themselves and depend on what they can pick up in the house. This leads them to live in fear of being seen by humans as they believe that curiosity of the latter will lead to their extinction. I think Arietty's adventurous side is a way for her to find out what's outside of the underground and the reclusive life she lives wih her family. Shawn is also a young boy with a serious illness who is away from his family to live in a house with two elder women. He lives his illness alone and can only accept his fate. When he and Arrietty met I think they found a friend in each other. I think Arietty was sad because when then she met someone as lonely as her and who understood and protected her, she should say goodbye to him. The scene at the end suggested that Arietty and Shawn will both discover new things; Arietty a new world and other borrowers maybe, and Shawn his health and his freedom.

Studio Ghibli films are definitely not only for young audiences, as this film deals enough with real-life issues. I watched the movie 2 days ago and it still strikes me today. From Up on Poppy Hill is one of Ghibli's most underrated films. It's sweet and painfully beautifull. Yes, it doesn't deal with the wizarding world like most of the Ghibli films. But this one deals with human aspects of life, such as grieving over the loss of a loved one, the effect of wars and first love. Shun and Umi faced a delicate situation where they might be siblings who felt in love with each other, but I appreciate how they both handled it in a mature way, despite the pain it caused them. The movie is pretty serene, beautifully relatable, and a pretty sad story too, but it's one of my favorite Ghibli movies.

I watched the movie today (2021...yes im late) but wow! it makes me think about the memories that I always wanted to erase in my mind thinking that I will be better without thinking of them. But watching the movie, i realized that these bad and good memories are what have built me today. I was not heartbroken once and i never felt or remember that I would have always be that girl who thought we are fulfilled when we are two...memories are what have made us and what we are today despite the goods and bad it's the story of us

Worst show and acting ever! Its just money minded!!

After watching the film, I couldn't imagine an alternative happy ending for Woody than this one. Something that we have all witness since the first Toy Story, is that Woody has always sacrificed and committed his happiness to Andy and then Bonnie, even knowing that in the end, they will both one day leave him behind and forget him. He sacrificed his only chance to be admired by children in a museum, he sacrificed his love for Bo Peep and let her go, and he put himself in danger so many times to assemble Andy's toys for the sake of the latter happiness but, at the end the only thing that he feared the most happened - Andy gave up on him and Bonnie neglecting him. Being a lost toy actually help him to find himself and devout himself to the only one thing he knew that he will always be good at, helping children finding their happiness. He knew that he will never be a child's favorite toy again like he was for Andy but he can help a child finds his or her favorite toy and be happy.

Toy Story 3 is definitely the best one among the series!

Great movie, must watch it...at the end, you will say that Joker is not the vilain of Gotham City but a destroyed man and you can also feel the pain Great and outstanding performance from Joaquin Phoenix! Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix are my favourite Joker as from this date!