Spirited Away: Perfect World-Building

The Curtain Call explores one of the greatest moments in not just hand-drawn animation, but in cinema itself. A masterful example of visual storytelling and making a fantastical world believable.
The Sixth Stop train scene from Hayao Miyasaki's Academy Award-winning Spirited Away (2002)
Because I live in Australia, my memories of first seeing this film was in 2003 due to our delayed release dates; especially back then.
Thanks To:
Video Stock: Pexels
'Man Sitting on the Beach' by Honye Sanges
'An Extreme Close up of a Woman's Face' by KoolShooters
'People Getting Ready to Board the Subway Train' by Hugh Mitton
'Woman Wearing White Face Mask while Riding the Train' by Ketut Subiyanto
'Woman with Face Mask Waiting on Subway Platform' by Greta Hoffman
Music Chosen: From Uppbeat.com
John Easton - Lone Star
Vens Adams - Alone In Kyoto
Clips From Spirited Away (2001) Walt Disney
Clips & Audio From Groove Armada - I See You Baby (Fatboy Slim Remix Uncensored) ft. Gramma Funk
Clip From The Cat In The Hat (2003) Universal Pictures
Interview Quote From 'Hayao Miyasaki Interview' (2002) Roger Ebert
(www.rogerebert.com/interviews...)
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[@davidr3857]

A truly deep film that stands the tests of time and cynicism. I have watched it ten times at least since that day in 2003 where I sang shaking that ass while L complained. Its a joy to be touched by film so profoundly. I even salivated at the gross out eating scenes in the town. Ay-freaking-mazing story.

[@Jjrmtv]

great post!

[@theunderhang]

i'm surprised you don't have thousands of subscribers by now. you deserve more popularity. great video

[@thecurtaincall7693]

Much appreciated. Working on it. 🙂

[@davidr3857]

Beautiful videe - L

[@Ang3lxoxo]

lovely video and beautiful message!! I truly wish more western movies would take inspiration from ma instead of the constant exposition dumps.

[@thecurtaincall7693]

Thanks. Glad you liked it. And yeah here's hoping.

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[@eggesspaget9123]

"One of the greatest comedy sitcoms of all time"
>its not family guy