I wanted to stop and point out a pretty interesting comparison I've noticed between Miyazaki and Walt Disney. In “My Neighbor Totoro”, Mei and Satsuki’s mom being sick was actually based off of when Miyazaki’s mom was diagnosed with Leukemia when he was a child. Mei and Satsuki were inspired by his own younger self as his fear and frustration over possibly losing his mother reflects through them. When looking back at his own memories of his mom, instead of focusing on the darker times, he chose to focus more on her strong will, which he would take inspiration from when writing strong female protagonists like San, Naussica, or Sophie. Unfortunately for Walt, he did end up losing his own mother at a young age when his house caught on fire while she was still inside. This left him traumatized and explains why he always killed off the mothers in his films. He wanted to teach kids how easily they can lose their loved ones, which is why they should always be grateful for them. I’m not trying to antagonize or negatively depict Walt’s trauma from losing his mom, I just thought it was an interesting comparison to point out as it shows the different ways artists/creators choose to reflect their trauma and memories through their work.
@@さくら-l8t yo i didn't comment in a negative way I am just pointing out the fact that what you said about their past is portrayed in the latest movie of miyazaki, ' the boy and the heron'
That first line... That right there is what I have always believed in. I'm just getting started on my journey but seeing him say those exact words, makes me feel like I've already arrived.🙏
Miyazaki is a gift to this world i wish he never stops making movies but we all know its impossible Miyazaki movies are just wow when you finish one you get to a state of depression you wish it will never end kinda difficult watched some of his works like multiple times each time i finish one i enter a state of depression just one more movie mister Miyazaki please thanks for your beautiful outstanding and marvelous work you are such a great man a living hero
Literally every word dat leaves his mouth could be a quote , I'm an aspiring artist and this man right here is my inspiration, I've seen all Ghibli movies and i really, really love them.
Personally, I think he and Walt Disney have more in common than people realize, especially their childhoods - they were both forced to grow up fast to support their parents through hard times. And as a boss, it seems Miyazaki is as reluctant to pass his role on to anyone as Disney was. And when he's gone, I fear Ghibli will go the way Disney went after Walt died - with no clear successor to him, the studio will fall into the corporate leadership.
Great work but so sad that he was never there for his son. He was there physically not as a father figure. His son only knew him from the anime he made
Yes it’s always a thing that I think about after learning more about Miyazaki and his son.. I love Miyazaki’s work but I find it kind of hard to imagine that a man whose works are so heartwarming and filled with kindness did not treat his son with the same affection.. I understand animation is a lot of hard work and he likely did not have time to care for his son, but still...
I don’t know about y’all, but I don’t feel comfortable assuming who is right or wrong in their relationship. We were not there to see how Hayao raised his son and what their family life is like, I don’t think it’s fair to think either one of them is wrong or right :/ it’s probably best the fans stay out of their personal lives
He is doing what he love...he gave his son a life n all the luxury that millions of us cannot have...how selfish of his son to expect his father to give up what he love to baby sit him??? Will he do the same when he grow big n his father is old n need care???? Nope right because he would choose his job over his parents...
I just feel with Hayoa that he was deeply affected by what happened in world war 2 being a child of that amazing generation and because of that feels whatever he does will never live up to expectations,personally I think he does more than he will ever know.
This is pivotal information to understand when his new movie Boy and the Heron comes out. It's a movie not only in tribute to Isao Takahara but a semi- autobiography about his life.
And here we are... 2022... I think Hayao should take more time in this movie and move it to 2025! Dear Mr. Miyazaki, please stay healthy, and keep enjoying what you are doing!
Marissa Bilaro Hayao Miyazaki is in the middle of making the last film, but his age is so old that he doesn't have enough physical strength and it seems that half of it is not finished yet.
THIS MAN IS AMAZING! AND YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HONOURED I AM TO BE BORN THE SAME DAY AS HIM! yes I'mma gonna say this to everyone lol😂 (his and mine birthday is on 5th january)
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"For me, it's about making a movie that the children who watch it will want to show to their children when they grow up"
--Hayao Miyazaki
_"It's not about the money. It's about sending a message."_ - The Joker
miyazaki is just so inspirational, i don’t know where to start i love him so much
Same here bro
I wanted to stop and point out a pretty interesting comparison I've noticed between Miyazaki and Walt Disney. In “My Neighbor Totoro”, Mei and Satsuki’s mom being sick was actually based off of when Miyazaki’s mom was diagnosed with Leukemia when he was a child. Mei and Satsuki were inspired by his own younger self as his fear and frustration over possibly losing his mother reflects through them. When looking back at his own memories of his mom, instead of focusing on the darker times, he chose to focus more on her strong will, which he would take inspiration from when writing strong female protagonists like San, Naussica, or Sophie.
Unfortunately for Walt, he did end up losing his own mother at a young age when his house caught on fire while she was still inside. This left him traumatized and explains why he always killed off the mothers in his films. He wanted to teach kids how easily they can lose their loved ones, which is why they should always be grateful for them. I’m not trying to antagonize or negatively depict Walt’s trauma from losing his mom, I just thought it was an interesting comparison to point out as it shows the different ways artists/creators choose to reflect their trauma and memories through their work.
A good observation. And both valid points in themselves
The boy and the heron, the mother dies in the movie in the burning fire
@@Lillove_717 keep in mind I made this comment like a year before that movie came out
@@さくら-l8t Ik that's what makes you comment interesting cause your observation was spot on
@@さくら-l8t yo i didn't comment in a negative way I am just pointing out the fact that what you said about their past is portrayed in the latest movie of miyazaki, ' the boy and the heron'
This man is my role model . I don’t think he knows how much he means to me and this world. We need more people like him. Truly a legend
Communism already destroyed enough countries, no thanks.
He's 83 years old now! WoW👍🏻
Keep healthy until 90 and over, sir
That first line... That right there is what I have always believed in.
I'm just getting started on my journey but seeing him say those exact words, makes me feel like I've already arrived.🙏
6:46 that hit hard
Miyazaki is a gift to this world i wish he never stops making movies but we all know its impossible Miyazaki movies are just wow when you finish one you get to a state of depression you wish it will never end kinda difficult watched some of his works like multiple times each time i finish one i enter a state of depression just one more movie mister Miyazaki please thanks for your beautiful outstanding and marvelous work you are such a great man a living hero
where can i watch his movies?
Spirited Away is the longest movie to be nominated for the Best Animated Feature Film category. But it felt so short I was sort of sad when it ended.
I believe that our work’s main goal must be to tell children that life is worth living.
That hasn’t changed.
Literally every word dat leaves his mouth could be a quote , I'm an aspiring artist and this man right here is my inspiration, I've seen all Ghibli movies and i really, really love them.
Miyazaki, the one and only. With the amount of work and the kind of quality movie he brought to us. He is still underrated.
You nailed it buddy.
My kids adore his movies as I did
im doing a presentation on him and this video is a lifesaver, thank you
Personally, I think he and Walt Disney have more in common than people realize, especially their childhoods - they were both forced to grow up fast to support their parents through hard times. And as a boss, it seems Miyazaki is as reluctant to pass his role on to anyone as Disney was. And when he's gone, I fear Ghibli will go the way Disney went after Walt died - with no clear successor to him, the studio will fall into the corporate leadership.
Great work but so sad that he was never there for his son. He was there physically not as a father figure. His son only knew him from the anime he made
Why do you think it’s so sad?
And I seriously doubt the part “his son only knew him from the anime he made.”
@@plunbaron his son said it himself, "zero points for being a father, 100 points for being a director"
Yes it’s always a thing that I think about after learning more about Miyazaki and his son.. I love Miyazaki’s work but I find it kind of hard to imagine that a man whose works are so heartwarming and filled with kindness did not treat his son with the same affection.. I understand animation is a lot of hard work and he likely did not have time to care for his son, but still...
I don’t know about y’all, but I don’t feel comfortable assuming who is right or wrong in their relationship. We were not there to see how Hayao raised his son and what their family life is like, I don’t think it’s fair to think either one of them is wrong or right :/ it’s probably best the fans stay out of their personal lives
He is doing what he love...he gave his son a life n all the luxury that millions of us cannot have...how selfish of his son to expect his father to give up what he love to baby sit him??? Will he do the same when he grow big n his father is old n need care???? Nope right because he would choose his job over his parents...
Guys, from my heart I feel that he will never retire from his creative world.😊❤
6:58 Indeed he achieved this
A creative man is the childhood who survived..🍃
It is going to be a tragic day when this man passes.
I can’t wait for my son to grow up, for us to watch my favorite studio Ghibli movies together.
The fact is he's already 80, but doesn't look 80😆
He's looking like that, since 90s
@@adityabadole7221 truuu😂
I just feel with Hayoa that he was deeply affected by what happened in world war 2 being a child of that amazing generation and because of that feels whatever he does will never live up to expectations,personally I think he does more than he will ever know.
"....that amazing generation" what do you mean by that?
He is legend❤
he's so precious I can't-
This is pivotal information to understand when his new movie Boy and the Heron comes out. It's a movie not only in tribute to Isao Takahara but a semi- autobiography about his life.
I always bow down to this man ...his masterpiece movies are the reason for it❤️
He is a living legend
Legend for a reason ❤️💫
And here we are... 2022... I think Hayao should take more time in this movie and move it to 2025!
Dear Mr. Miyazaki, please stay healthy, and keep enjoying what you are doing!
Hayao Miyazaki is a 💎
He is inspiration for me. He share his view and opinion through his work.
He is damn inspiring.......love his anime......
For a moment I throught Brut India covered this... 😂😂 anyways thank you Brut America 🧡😍
I guess Grave of the Fireflies is an ode to his hometown since his hometown was destroyed by bombs.
How he's doing? I heard that he has a final film why final?
Marissa Bilaro Hayao Miyazaki is in the middle of making the last film, but his age is so old that he doesn't have enough physical strength and it seems that half of it is not finished yet.
THIS MAN IS AMAZING! AND YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HONOURED I AM TO BE BORN THE SAME DAY AS HIM!
yes I'mma gonna say this to everyone lol😂 (his and mine birthday is on 5th january)
"he is a feminist" sure, but not the kind of feminist we see on the streets this days but the smart ones.
I am so inspired from SIR and STUDIO GHIBLI that I started to collecting these anime movies 😁😊
amazing!!!
6:48 before I even knew that he said this, I knew that’s what I want to do.
6:46
この願いは達成されると思うな
ええ
私はこの年に生まれましたが、ナウシカを映画館でみた親は私に宮崎駿の作品を見せてくれました。
Why do they bring up misogyny for Spirited Away? This writer is off the goop
Can someone please suggest the name of the background score in this video ?
Audio is difficult to develop.
the best human being in the world is miyazaki hayao san
You dont know all human beings, so this is a childish statement.
下手なナレーションが入ってなくて良かったです。素晴らしい！
dessinateur préféré pour moi..un..Grand maître..d animation..japonais
My aunt grew up with panda cookies/crackers. I hated it.
No one wants to grow up
until their parents are gone.
He was the director of movie The Grave Of fireflies
Which made us cry
Actually it was Isao Takahata as a matter of fact
💖💖💖
Miyazaki is definitely the Walt Disney of the East.
Everyone has a sperm photograph.
RIP
He's still alive.
He also refused to take the oscar because he the rejected the war against iraq ...this man is a hero
He took the honorary Oscar though.
First
well done 👏
feminist?!...I don't think so...
Why not? Has he done something bad?
@@georgiosioannou6464 Who has done something bad?
I wanted to know if Miyazaki has done something wrong towards women
@@georgiosioannou6464 No, they said that Myiazaki is a feminist...but he is not
u might be right but still many of his main protagonists are girls/women so yeah...