I remember on this christain talk show called dobson McAllister live some guy caller called up trying to hate on this.he couldn't even get the name right. princess monochoke? seriously 😂 it's mononoke mononoke sir not monochoke.
I was a teenager when this came out and my Mom thought it would be "just another cartoon". Even she was blown away by how powerful and thought provoking the story was. It was truly a masterpiece. I can't even recall how many times I've watched it over the years.
The only thing better is the original Japanese ("俺が勝った"）It's even more dismissive than the direct translation that theyve used. If I were to translate the full exchange in "Hollywood dialogue English", essentially what he said was: "Yeah, I butted heads with that Harvey Weinstien guy. . . . I won."
Princess Mononoke is the most ambitious underrated film he created... it's very ambitious that it transcends time itself and you still learn something new every rewatch
Underrated? Are you fucking know kidding me? Do you even know what the world means? That shit sold well,is on every best anime lists,is rated highly and is always talked about.
Underrated I don’t know about that but very ambitious and great movie never has been my favorite (top 4 ghibli movie for me personally) but I consider it his best for sure amazing film but most people recognize that when or watch it and know right away . Masterpiece even if it isn’t as popular as spirited away or Totoro
This is one of those amazing tales that should be shared with everyone. Neil Gaiman is a legend for his dedication to the authenticity of the dialogue. He made the dub god tiered.
My mom rented this movie for us when we were 9 years old not Knowing anything about it. I remember her walking past the room just to check on us and seeing the guy's arms get blown off and stuck to the tree and after that horror subsided she sat down and watched the rest with us and was completely completely impressed with the themes. Still one of my favorites and it holds up very well even today
One of the greatest animes ever created. This was the film that started it all for me personally. I was about 7 when I watched this the first time, I'm 29 now and I still get chills after re watching this movie over and over through the years.
Yo fam I'm 28 now and I had seen it when i was about 8 - 9 years old. That's awesome the legendary story was able to be conveyed to us at such a young mindset. 🤙
I love this anime... these little insights only makes me love it even more. Miyazake is a true master of animation. His themes and visual style make his movies meaningful, thoughtful and timeless. The voice actors did an exceptional job. It's a shame Gaiman didn't get a credit for his work... it makes sense that someone of his talent was responsible for helping translate the movie so well. I'm gonna go watch it right now... Miyazake marathon here I come!
My dad bought this movie when I was a kid. I remember not really ‘enjoying’ it, even though I watched it once a week. When I got older I started to understand it more. To me it is the perfect movie
When I first saw this film at a friend's house after a day of partying, I was blown away from the very first scene and completely drawn in. So those 2 years spent to make that opening sequence was the worth every minute because this film changed my life.
I love all of Studio Ghibli / Miyazaki's work, for better or for worse; but this was the first one I saw when I was younger, and it's always been one of my favorites. Mostly probably because it was the first, but I've always loved the themes the story and animation. I still enjoy cartoons today, but there's just something about this one for me that makes me say "They just don't make 'em like they used to"
Excellent video. The only quibble I would have is when you suggest that the themes of Mononoke-Hime are "unusually dark" for Ghibli. That shows that the person who wrote the script is somehow unaware of Studio Ghibli's earliest works -- things like Nausicaa or Laputa, not to mention Grave of the FIreflies. Although I agree that Mononoke-Hime was a particularly well crafted exposition on the theme, Ghibli has always dealt with adult themes of good and evil, tragedy and loss, and the ability to rise above the bad things that happen.
Love this movie!! I actually only knew about because I found out GA voiced a character in it and I'm a huge Xfiles fan. Definitely my favorite Ghibli film.
I saw Prince's Mononoke in theaters when it was released here in the US back in 99 when I was 8 or 9. I knew nothing about it and originally didn't want to see it because of its name (ew a princess movie??) And because it was a cartoon (i was trying to be cool and act older than I was). Man was i blown away from the opening scene. Ever since it has been one of my favorite movies of all time and definitely my favorite anime film. It's nuanced and beautiful to look at. It impacted me so much as a kid and I get something new out of it every time I watch it. I'll definitely be showing this to my kids one day it's got one of the best messages in film, that it's important to love people but to also respect and love nature. We have to find balance in life in order to do what is right by ourselves and others. Fantastic fantastic film
Of all the miyazaki films this one is my top pick. This is by far the darkest tone miyazaki made since and the epic scope of the story and complex characters and not to mention the relatively long run time makes this a must watch. I wish they'll make this a live action film with avatar like budget to fully realize the world building that studio ghibli painstakingly created. Heres to hoping netflix or amazon would notice! 🙏
@@petemartell677 thats true but however miyazaki did not direct that one. Still a very profound animation that still wears heavy even with repeated viewings. 😞
In my opinion, any other form of media would not do the story justice. It was executed with such heart and dedication that using a different form of media without the original creative team would never amount to the masterpiece that is this film.
i was 7 when my parents rented this from blockbuster thinking it was for kids. My parents were shocked at the blood and gore yet everyone stayed glued to the screen. I tried my best to stay calm with all the violence but when the white boar was stabbed by men wearing his kin's skin to fool him I couldn't stop crying. I had to be put to bed early I was so upset I was screaming. I think that was my first exposure to real raw cruelty.
I just came out of the theater (8/8/23), and watching this movie in the big screen was another experience. It's so beautiful and I was deeply immensed with the story.
Glad Neil Gaiman got the job. I can only imagine the dumpster fire that it would have been if Quintin got a hold of it. Miramax and Disney need to back off and let the artists do their thing. Hayao has a beautiful spirit and the talent to bring that out in his work.
How they going to leave off Keith David on the list of cast members, when he is arguable the strongest voice actor out of the cast? Looper, y’all owe him a list of top 5 characters he has voiced or something. He killed it in PM as the narrator and a Boar god.
These executives who think we are all utter morons are responsible for so many things the writers get blamed for. It made me laugh to hear about the one who though that we can accept a character is a prince unless they have a palace which requires changing so much just so the audience can see a palace because without seeing a palace we would be confused and wonder what a prince is and shit. TH-cam has some vids of directors complaining about their beloved movie getting turned to idiotic junk that flops bad and fails to make a profit due to executive meddling by guys with awfully strange ideas about what is "necessary" to make it a winner. No matter how many times that happens they somehow cant figure out that gutting a script for these dubious "it can only be a success if we treat the customer like a dummy" rules they impose on directors and writers.
We need a Ni no kuni Wrath of the white Witch Movie based on the first game animated and directed by Studio Gibli as it would make a perfect movie Oliver's journey should be experienced by everyone
So that's the reason the english version and subtitles are completely off the topic of the movie, specially in the conversation inside iron town... It feels oblivious to say the least.
I’m kinda disgusted that Harvey Weinstein had any say what I should or should not have in terms of this movie. I just want original works, not what a United States Studio thinks I should watch or what I will accept.
I feel this video is needlessly dramatic. If anyone is interested in learning about the relationship between Ghibli and Disney, I HIGHLY recommend you read the book by Steven Alpert: Sharing a House with the Never-ending Man. It’s a wonderful book the details the American (Alpert) working for the Ghibli, cultural differences, funny stories, meeting with Gaiman and Weinstein, and so many others. This movie is one of favorites and I’ve seen it at least a few hundred times since I first saw it 21 years ago.
I remember on a christain radio talk show some dude try to bring this up on radio. he couldn't even get the name right. princess monochoke? guessing he called up to hate on it calling it evil. if he don't like it then why watch?
Very interesting pieces of info . ( but I must say, i absolutely HATE the American dub ! lots of cultural details are lost ! To start with, Moro are a godless, in Japanese culture Gods are all Male, even if the body are female, so the original Moro are male dubbed !! And, I LOVE Gillian Anderson, the problem lays with this stupid producers that force this kind of change, and the voice director that DESTROYS the original !!! ) ( I have it in Blu-Ray, so I can change the audio to the original, I am unable to bare the HBO audio version with no option !!! )
You guys have got to be racist or something, you mention all the talented white voice actors and actresses but dont mention keith david like he's a nobody and hasn't done any great work?
It was so boring. The hero and heroine do nothing in the story. What is hero trying to do? What is heroine trying to do? What is that women's problem? Doesn't she know that killing gods made them demons that destroy everything. At the end nothing happens. Humans again start mining, what changeed? All those death for what... The women got her hand cut and it's justice for all the death. No way. I expected more.
1) They do "something", I cannot give a textual description of every single event of the 2 hour+ long movie in which they partake. 2) They each have their perspectives and objectives. No, she obviously has no idea that severing its head would lead to the remainder of the body going berserk instead of killing it. 3) The story comes full circle yes since there is no objective solution to the man vs nature argument, but all the characters have a better understanding and empathy for the other sides. 4) Even if the woman (Lady Eboshi) had died instead of having her arm severed, that would've solved nothing. The women workers would be leaderless, being once again forced to work at brothels while the mining would've been taken over by the Samurai they're shown to've been fending off. 5) There was no good side, there was indiscriminate death on all sides but in the end there is a glimmer of hope for co-existence.. a fitting ending in my opinion. Not sure what the "more" you are referring to is.
What do you think of "Princess Mononoke?" Is it something you would still recommend today?
One of my favorite Ghibli movies.
Obviously
I remember on this christain talk
show called dobson McAllister live
some guy caller called up trying to
hate on this.he couldn't even get the
name right.
princess monochoke? seriously 😂
it's mononoke mononoke sir not
monochoke.
Princess Mononoke is my favorite movie. I would absolutely recommend. To me it is 80% perfect and 20% perfectly imperfect
I absolutely still recommend this movie! Especially if it's someone that's never watched anime movies, they always love this movie
I was a teenager when this came out and my Mom thought it would be "just another cartoon". Even she was blown away by how powerful and thought provoking the story was. It was truly a masterpiece. I can't even recall how many times I've watched it over the years.
even entertainment tonight even
talked about it years ago.
Hayao casually saying "I defeated him" regarding Weinstein may be my new favorite Miyazaki quote. Absolute freaking legend.
I thought the exact same thing. What a badass.
He did something nobody prior to metoo would do. Anyone whod worked in the bizz would never cross Weinstein.
@@FranciscoSilva-bv9qq miyazaki stood up to weinstein before anyone even knew the full extent of how awful weinstein was, that's rad.
I think that threats of violence worked on weinstein as Brad pitt did the same thing
The only thing better is the original Japanese ("俺が勝った"）It's even more dismissive than the direct translation that theyve used.
If I were to translate the full exchange in "Hollywood dialogue English", essentially what he said was: "Yeah, I butted heads with that Harvey Weinstien guy. . . . I won."
Princess Mononoke is the most ambitious underrated film he created... it's very ambitious that it transcends time itself and you still learn something new every rewatch
Underrated? Are you fucking know kidding me? Do you even know what the world means? That shit sold well,is on every best anime lists,is rated highly and is always talked about.
Underrated I don’t know about that but very ambitious and great movie never has been my favorite (top 4 ghibli movie for me personally) but I consider it his best for sure amazing film but most people recognize that when or watch it and know right away . Masterpiece even if it isn’t as popular as spirited away or Totoro
This is one of those amazing tales that should be shared with everyone. Neil Gaiman is a legend for his dedication to the authenticity of the dialogue. He made the dub god tiered.
My mom rented this movie for us when we were 9 years old not Knowing anything about it. I remember her walking past the room just to check on us and seeing the guy's arms get blown off and stuck to the tree and after that horror subsided she sat down and watched the rest with us and was completely completely impressed with the themes. Still one of my favorites and it holds up very well even today
One of the greatest animes ever created. This was the film that started it all for me personally. I was about 7 when I watched this the first time, I'm 29 now and I still get chills after re watching this movie over and over through the years.
Yo fam I'm 28 now and I had seen it when i was about 8 - 9 years old. That's awesome the legendary story was able to be conveyed to us at such a young mindset. 🤙
Mononoke is a true masterpiece. It has lasted the test of time. it is magical and beautiful
I love this anime... these little insights only makes me love it even more. Miyazake is a true master of animation. His themes and visual style make his movies meaningful, thoughtful and timeless. The voice actors did an exceptional job. It's a shame Gaiman didn't get a credit for his work... it makes sense that someone of his talent was responsible for helping translate the movie so well.
I'm gonna go watch it right now... Miyazake marathon here I come!
My dad bought this movie when I was a kid. I remember not really ‘enjoying’ it, even though I watched it once a week. When I got older I started to understand it more. To me it is the perfect movie
This movie is the reason I watch anime. Saw this back when I was like 12 years old. What masterpiece
One of my favorite movies, WORK OF ART, THANK YOU!!
They got one of the best authors to re-write the script ❤ absolutely glad he got the opportunity and pulled it off.
When I first saw this film at a friend's house after a day of partying, I was blown away from the very first scene and completely drawn in. So those 2 years spent to make that opening sequence was the worth every minute because this film changed my life.
One of the greatest animated films of all time.
I love all of Studio Ghibli / Miyazaki's work, for better or for worse; but this was the first one I saw when I was younger, and it's always been one of my favorites. Mostly probably because it was the first, but I've always loved the themes the story and animation. I still enjoy cartoons today, but there's just something about this one for me that makes me say "They just don't make 'em like they used to"
One of the most beautiful films ever made!
I saw this movie for the first time in 3rd grade. It is STILL my #1 favorite movie of all time.
I saw this on toonami as a kid. It was one the first things that got me into anime and I still rewatch it today
Excellent video. The only quibble I would have is when you suggest that the themes of Mononoke-Hime are "unusually dark" for Ghibli. That shows that the person who wrote the script is somehow unaware of Studio Ghibli's earliest works -- things like Nausicaa or Laputa, not to mention Grave of the FIreflies. Although I agree that Mononoke-Hime was a particularly well crafted exposition on the theme, Ghibli has always dealt with adult themes of good and evil, tragedy and loss, and the ability to rise above the bad things that happen.
Love this movie!! I actually only knew about because I found out GA voiced a character in it and I'm a huge Xfiles fan.
Definitely my favorite Ghibli film.
I saw Prince's Mononoke in theaters when it was released here in the US back in 99 when I was 8 or 9. I knew nothing about it and originally didn't want to see it because of its name (ew a princess movie??) And because it was a cartoon (i was trying to be cool and act older than I was). Man was i blown away from the opening scene. Ever since it has been one of my favorite movies of all time and definitely my favorite anime film. It's nuanced and beautiful to look at. It impacted me so much as a kid and I get something new out of it every time I watch it. I'll definitely be showing this to my kids one day it's got one of the best messages in film, that it's important to love people but to also respect and love nature. We have to find balance in life in order to do what is right by ourselves and others. Fantastic fantastic film
Thanks, this made me appreciate this amazing movie even more!
One of my favourite movies, and the reason my little brother got a love for anime and manga after i should it to him as his introduction to the media
nice.. I didn't know a lot of this history, but love this film.
One of the best movie ever made. A classic masterpiece.
One of my favorite movie of all time.
Of all the miyazaki films this one is my top pick. This is by far the darkest tone miyazaki made since and the epic scope of the story and complex characters and not to mention the relatively long run time makes this a must watch. I wish they'll make this a live action film with avatar like budget to fully realize the world building that studio ghibli painstakingly created. Heres to hoping netflix or amazon would notice! 🙏
I would argue that Grave of the Fireflies is even bleaker.
@@petemartell677 thats true but however miyazaki did not direct that one. Still a very profound animation that still wears heavy even with repeated viewings. 😞
In my opinion, any other form of media would not do the story justice. It was executed with such heart and dedication that using a different form of media without the original creative team would never amount to the masterpiece that is this film.
Netflix or Amazon would butcher this movie, like the did with many other works.
We share the same year 1997❤❤
My fav studio ghibli movie❤❤
Great now I want to see this again.
i was 7 when my parents rented this from blockbuster thinking it was for kids. My parents were shocked at the blood and gore yet everyone stayed glued to the screen. I tried my best to stay calm with all the violence but when the white boar was stabbed by men wearing his kin's skin to fool him I couldn't stop crying. I had to be put to bed early I was so upset I was screaming. I think that was my first exposure to real raw cruelty.
Love the content. Too many ads though...
Who the hell wanting to make major cuts on a hand drawn animation is just committing a crime
Thank you!
That movie is so good.
How did Looper didn’t get copyright strike by Studio Ghibli?
hi, love your videos! please do one such video on *Ramayan the legend of prince Rama* , a lot of *Ghibli* artists worked on it
I just came out of the theater (8/8/23), and watching this movie in the big screen was another experience. It's so beautiful and I was deeply immensed with the story.
My favorite Anime Movie Of All Time 👏🏽🙏🏼🔥🙌🏽
Glad Neil Gaiman got the job. I can only imagine the dumpster fire that it would have been if Quintin got a hold of it. Miramax and Disney need to back off and let the artists do their thing. Hayao has a beautiful spirit and the talent to bring that out in his work.
How they going to leave off Keith David on the list of cast members, when he is arguable the strongest voice actor out of the cast? Looper, y’all owe him a list of top 5 characters he has voiced or something. He killed it in PM as the narrator and a Boar god.
It's such a good anime and it's so awesome 👌
One of my favorite movies
"Tastes like super donkey piss" is by far 1 of my favorite movie lines
best anime movie of all time
Miyazaki's producer was a goat for being one of the first to stand up against that gross demon
Greatest Animation film ever made next to Akira
These executives who think we are all utter morons are responsible for so many things the writers get blamed for. It made me laugh to hear about the one who though that we can accept a character is a prince unless they have a palace which requires changing so much just so the audience can see a palace because without seeing a palace we would be confused and wonder what a prince is and shit.
TH-cam has some vids of directors complaining about their beloved movie getting turned to idiotic junk that flops bad and fails to make a profit due to executive meddling by guys with awfully strange ideas about what is "necessary" to make it a winner.
No matter how many times that happens they somehow cant figure out that gutting a script for these dubious "it can only be a success if we treat the customer like a dummy" rules they impose on directors and writers.
My fav ghibli movie!!!!
We need a Ni no kuni Wrath of the white Witch Movie based on the first game animated and directed by Studio Gibli
as it would make a perfect movie Oliver's journey should be experienced by everyone
Studio Ghiblis ideas are unique when it comes to themes. Get your video game garbage outa here.
I still haven't seen this movie. On another note, I wonder if the Inuzuka clan's tattoos from Naruto are inspired by Princess Mononoke?
My favorite part is the sword fighting!
My favorite Studio Ghibli movie
All their effort was worth it!
Best Ghibli movie ever
I watched it when I was 7 for the first time. It was confusing but good 😂
Early great dub.
That Ashitaka's been brainwashed to met the Wolf Princess then befriended in the first place.
No mention about the movie's great soundtrack by Joe Hisaishi.
WOW, no mention of Keith David's contribution?!🐗
You mean the Arbiters contribution?
@@DigitalDNA He did the voice of the boar🐗
@@LVMILL1156 he also did the voice of the Arbiter, a video game character from the Halo trilogy.
@@DigitalDNA Yeh I'm aware.
@LVMILL1156 that's what I meant by my comment.
By "untold" you mean "told numerous times in numerous formats and regurgitated here."
So that's the reason the english version and subtitles are completely off the topic of the movie, specially in the conversation inside iron town... It feels oblivious to say the least.
Pinnacle of anime
Has anybody seen this movie from your childhood
omg. Amazing video! but your saying san's name wrong. its not like the san' in sand, its more like an 'ah' A sound, like your yawing too.
Queensryche song Real World from Last action Hero soundtrack, is an incredible Mononoke fan vid.
Mononoke is my Akira. Along with the Sonic movie and Birdy the mighty.
I’m kinda disgusted that Harvey Weinstein had any say what I should or should not have in terms of this movie. I just want original works, not what a United States Studio thinks I should watch or what I will accept.
my parents showed me this movie when I was 5
Incredible film then, incredible and relevant now, even more so as our planet races towards environmental catastrophe
I feel this video is needlessly dramatic. If anyone is interested in learning about the relationship between Ghibli and Disney, I HIGHLY recommend you read the book by Steven Alpert: Sharing a House with the Never-ending Man. It’s a wonderful book the details the American (Alpert) working for the Ghibli, cultural differences, funny stories, meeting with Gaiman and Weinstein, and so many others. This movie is one of favorites and I’ve seen it at least a few hundred times since I first saw it 21 years ago.
8:25 you forgot to mention Jada Pinkett Smith
no missrespect, but that is not a Katana ( i mean the one at the real beginning of these video). I appologise for the point.
I remember on a christain radio
talk show some dude try to bring
this up on radio.
he couldn't even get the name right.
princess monochoke?
guessing he called up to hate on it
calling it evil.
if he don't like it then why watch?
How would he know he didn’t like it if he didn’t watch it?
Work on your logic.
fkin legend
Hollywood...😆, Weinstein
@Samuel Anugrah Andre Dude WTF is wrong with you. It’s not just about that. Weinstein was an absolute sexist abusing pig.
Hobgoblin Weinstein
Very interesting pieces of info . ( but I must say, i absolutely HATE the American dub ! lots of cultural details are lost ! To start with, Moro are a godless, in Japanese culture Gods are all Male, even if the body are female, so the original Moro are male dubbed !! And, I LOVE Gillian Anderson, the problem lays with this stupid producers that force this kind of change, and the voice director that DESTROYS the original !!! ) ( I have it in Blu-Ray, so I can change the audio to the original, I am unable to bare the HBO audio version with no option !!! )
All gods are male even if the body is female…
Sounds like a load of complete bullshit.
Miyazaki hates cgi animation
I defeated him 😆
You guys have got to be racist or something, you mention all the talented white voice actors and actresses but dont mention keith david like he's a nobody and hasn't done any great work?
Because POCs MUST have the spotlight right? Just stfu and get off the internet.
It was a shame to have an American dub when the original Japanese with subtitles is great.
Thing is Babylon ruined it for us
Not a good financial strategy. When will ridiculous folks like you learn this?
It was so boring. The hero and heroine do nothing in the story.
What is hero trying to do? What is heroine trying to do? What is that women's problem? Doesn't she know that killing gods made them demons that destroy everything.
At the end nothing happens. Humans again start mining, what changeed?
All those death for what... The women got her hand cut and it's justice for all the death. No way.
I expected more.
1) They do "something", I cannot give a textual description of every single event of the 2 hour+ long movie in which they partake.
2) They each have their perspectives and objectives. No, she obviously has no idea that severing its head would lead to the remainder of the body going berserk instead of killing it.
3) The story comes full circle yes since there is no objective solution to the man vs nature argument, but all the characters have a better understanding and empathy for the other sides.
4) Even if the woman (Lady Eboshi) had died instead of having her arm severed, that would've solved nothing. The women workers would be leaderless, being once again forced to work at brothels while the mining would've been taken over by the Samurai they're shown to've been fending off.
5) There was no good side, there was indiscriminate death on all sides but in the end there is a glimmer of hope for co-existence.. a fitting ending in my opinion. Not sure what the "more" you are referring to is.
Moral of the story: don't be an asshole.
The English voice acting in this film was terrible! I only watch in Japanese with subtitles.