Totoro

A wholesome film that makes you want to cherish the time you have with your family and to work hard for the things you love (⁠｡⁠•̀⁠ᴗ⁠-⁠)⁠✧

The plot was absolute ass, I think I could probably come up with something better, it was almost completely unoriginal. Everything else was great. I have no clue why it cost 300 million. It probably could have been made for 50-100 million.

To put it simply, you failed. Try again. Actually, never try again. Ever.

The set was amazing. The plot was. well. for children. I never got scared at all, or felt creeped out. It doesn't help that it goes more towards the lore of the God awful book series. But at least we got a movie that has lots of love and care put into it.

I don't even know how to explain this movie at all?

Every music scene is legendary, but then the director just thought to make half of the movie about sex and completely crumbled it. Disappointed.

There is a way to make a movie that has an audience mainly centered around children, but it still reaches to all ages. This movie was sadly not one of them. It felt too centered on childish jokes that only appeal to children. As a child, I'd absolutely love this film, but since I'm a teen, it's just an okay film to watch with family or when I'm given the task to watch my little brother. The animation definitely surprised me, and made the movie more fun. Still a step up from the movie "Abominable". I loved the idea of Abominable, but it was played out so horribly, and everyone had HUGE eyes which bothered me tremendously. I hate the huge eye animation type.

I would honestly still rather watch this than the 2020 reboot.

This was so bad that I stopped watching it after the first 20 minutes. You don't even care anymore, do you, Disney?