I just realized it now that the emotions in Miyazaki's films aren't so hyped like what modern anime animations are. I just started marathon-ing his films on Netflix. His characters feel more human despite a lot of fantasies and surrealism in some movies.
While this video isn't really unique among the vast ocean of Studio Ghibli-praising video essays on TH-cam- I often come back to this one just to watch the intro again. The creator's love for these movies really shines in those first 35 seconds.
I wish this had been available many years ago,! When I first discovered Miyazaki, soon after Spirited Away came out on DVD, I was totally unfamiliar with anime, and utterly enchanted with his films. When I ran through all of his available work I started looking into other anime, and with a few exceptions was left feeling let down. This could have saved me a whole lot of confused disappointment! I guess when you start with the best it's hard to settle for less. Since then I have begun to understand and appreciate other anime, but Miyazaki will always be my number 1!
Much like every Miyazaki Film, this video holds a special place in my heart. should this video ever be scrubbed from the internet again, I'll never forgive youtube, but I'll be willing to reupload it on one of my channels when that day inevitably comes. Miyazaki is a creative genius, I idolize him and many others as creative geniuses. I'll continue going back and rewatching Miyazaki films even after I die, that's how much I love them. some people might not like his films, but that's okay, his films aren't for everyone, not by a longshot. I know that because I hear people in the film industry saying that his films are their most AND least favorite out of anything in the industry, and that's because... the films are COMPLETELY unlike anything America can put out. These films may not be perfect for everyone, but they are perfect... for me. and feel those films are the ones with the greatest impact, the ones that sacrifice there appeal to many, for the sake of being as powerful and impactful as they can be... for a few. for me Miyazaki films thread emotion and character into EVERY SCENE, for me it takes everything that the world knows and depicts it in fantastical yet familiar ways. for me... Miyazaki movies are... THE PERFECT FILMS. and when I talk to people about how great they are, where... do I start?
one thing i've personally always liked about miyazaki's works, is, animation si the medium he chose, but his stories, (not talking about ones he made based on preexisting content, i'm talking about his original works) would work in ANY medium, book, manga, which some are, or film, or in the case of ni no kuni, we see how it can even work in games, that's what i think makes for a good show or movie, something that could be translated into any medium and still maintain even a pinch of it's magic
LOVE LOVE LOVE this video. Miyazaki is such a genius ❤️❤️❤️ However, I would argue @8:45 that the concept of traditional fantasy incorporating a strict dichotomy of good and evil, or even using those terms as such, is more looking at the commercial, run-of-the-mill fantasy and ignoring that not only the majority of foundational works in the genre (most of which have never been commercial successes) such as those by Mervyn Peake, David Lindsay, Jorge Luis Borges, Hope Mirrlees, Raymond Roussell, Alfred Kubin, E. R. Eddison, Olaf Stapledon, Fritz Leiber, Franz Kafka, Poul Anderson, Roger Zelazny, George MacDonald, Jane Gaskell, and Charles Williams, and even to a large extent slightly later works from people like Ursula K. Le Guin, Samuel R. Delany, Frank Herbert, Brian Aldiss, Octavia Butler, Angela Carter, M. John Harrison, John Crowley, J. G. Ballard, Suzy McKee Charnas, Michael Moorcock, Joanna Russ, Leena Krohn, Susan Cooper, Diana Wynne Jones, and Gene Wolfe, completely dispense of the good/evil dichotomy and instead are these very transgressive, experimental works examining expansive topical themes in surrounding science, religion, sexuality, class, gender, and race in a highly surrealist and introspective manner.
I wouldn’t say the emotional element is all that is to the success of ghibli. There is also the drawing style- simple yet realistically drawn characters but with a lot of detail to the background and the objects in it.
THANKS IS NOT ENOUGH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO I have seen too many reviews about Miyazaki this the best one ever I have seen it more than 10 times i guess
Every time I put shoes on I tap them like Chihiro and I started doing that because of that moment. Also, every time I cry and am eating at the same time I think of Chihiro. I have never been able to fully understand why those images stuck with me so much.
Please give credit to Cinema Cartography for this video. I do like that you have this reuploaded, but alot of the videos you have are by them and they must of put a lot of work into them.
@@Alaa-eh5vq Apparently because they got a copyright strike from Ghibli which is ridiculous because if anything it amplified my love and watching of ghibli movies even more.
Hello! I wrote to you a few years ago asking for permission to upload this video dubbed in spanish. Is it possible? I'd love to share your wonderful work with the spanish speaking community.
The music used in the video is from various Ghibli movies. I believe the one being played two minutes in is from Kiki's Delivery Service. I think it's called A Town By the Ocean? Or something similar.
HOLD YOUR HORSES! Lupin was from Miyazaki?! No way..... I've been watching that everyday when I was a kid. Lemme google it up Edit: he directed a movie of Lupin III. I have to watch it
Im not sure which exact interview it comes from but It is in one of the lectures by him in the book "Starting Point" by Hiyao Miyazaki in the first chapter
@@ParkersPlayground (Sorry for late reply lol). Idk, I'm not a movie studio. Sometimes studios delete videos, other times they simply copyright claim them. I'm not sure why movie studios sometimes do one vs. the other. Another possibility is that Studio Ghibli simply can't track down and delete every video on TH-cam that has its content. Even the original video was able to stay up on TH-cam for YEARS before Ghibli eventually took it down. If you don't believe me that Studio Ghibli blocked the original video, click on this link here: th-cam.com/video/52raDbtNpa4/w-d-xo.html [EDIT] Apparently, the link I posted now says the video is private. Idk why, but I'm 100% confident when I first got that link it said Studio Ghibli blocked the video on copyright grounds.
I just realized it now that the emotions in Miyazaki's films aren't so hyped like what modern anime animations are. I just started marathon-ing his films on Netflix. His characters feel more human despite a lot of fantasies and surrealism in some movies.
While this video isn't really unique among the vast ocean of Studio Ghibli-praising video essays on TH-cam- I often come back to this one just to watch the intro again. The creator's love for these movies really shines in those first 35 seconds.
When I was 5/6 year my dad came home with a copy of Spirited Away. The influence it had on my life is mind-boggling.
this video just puts all of the feelings you get when you watch a studio ghibli film into one coherent video essay. i love it.
Thanks a lot for the reupload... this video means a lot to me
Sameeeeee
why they brought it down?
This video is everything
I love this man
Sameeeee
One of my favorite takes on ghibli. It gave me many insights on ghibli's animations and explain why i feel in such a way toward them
I wish this had been available many years ago,! When I first discovered Miyazaki, soon after Spirited Away came out on DVD, I was totally unfamiliar with anime, and utterly enchanted with his films. When I ran through all of his available work I started looking into other anime, and with a few exceptions was left feeling let down. This could have saved me a whole lot of confused disappointment! I guess when you start with the best it's hard to settle for less. Since then I have begun to understand and appreciate other anime, but Miyazaki will always be my number 1!
I like these underrated channels, that make such beautifull essay's, my feed is full of them
Much like every Miyazaki Film, this video holds a special place in my heart.
should this video ever be scrubbed from the internet again, I'll never forgive youtube, but I'll be willing to reupload it on one of my channels when that day inevitably comes.
Miyazaki is a creative genius, I idolize him and many others as creative geniuses. I'll continue going back and rewatching Miyazaki films even after I die, that's how much I love them.
some people might not like his films, but that's okay, his films aren't for everyone, not by a longshot. I know that because I hear people in the film industry saying that his films are their most AND least favorite out of anything in the industry, and that's because... the films are COMPLETELY unlike anything America can put out. These films may not be perfect for everyone, but they are perfect... for me. and feel those films are the ones with the greatest impact, the ones that sacrifice there appeal to many, for the sake of being as powerful and impactful as they can be... for a few. for me Miyazaki films thread emotion and character into EVERY SCENE, for me it takes everything that the world knows and depicts it in fantastical yet familiar ways. for me... Miyazaki movies are... THE PERFECT FILMS.
and when I talk to people about how great they are, where... do I start?
one thing i've personally always liked about miyazaki's works, is, animation si the medium he chose, but his stories, (not talking about ones he made based on preexisting content, i'm talking about his original works) would work in ANY medium, book, manga, which some are, or film, or in the case of ni no kuni, we see how it can even work in games, that's what i think makes for a good show or movie, something that could be translated into any medium and still maintain even a pinch of it's magic
Thanks for reuploading
THanks for the reupload, don't forget to credit the creator in the description
LOVE LOVE LOVE this video. Miyazaki is such a genius ❤️❤️❤️ However, I would argue @8:45 that the concept of traditional fantasy incorporating a strict dichotomy of good and evil, or even using those terms as such, is more looking at the commercial, run-of-the-mill fantasy and ignoring that not only the majority of foundational works in the genre (most of which have never been commercial successes) such as those by Mervyn Peake, David Lindsay, Jorge Luis Borges, Hope Mirrlees, Raymond Roussell, Alfred Kubin, E. R. Eddison, Olaf Stapledon, Fritz Leiber, Franz Kafka, Poul Anderson, Roger Zelazny, George MacDonald, Jane Gaskell, and Charles Williams, and even to a large extent slightly later works from people like Ursula K. Le Guin, Samuel R. Delany, Frank Herbert, Brian Aldiss, Octavia Butler, Angela Carter, M. John Harrison, John Crowley, J. G. Ballard, Suzy McKee Charnas, Michael Moorcock, Joanna Russ, Leena Krohn, Susan Cooper, Diana Wynne Jones, and Gene Wolfe, completely dispense of the good/evil dichotomy and instead are these very transgressive, experimental works examining expansive topical themes in surrounding science, religion, sexuality, class, gender, and race in a highly surrealist and introspective manner.
fyi, thi s was originally from Channel Criswell, now called The Cinema Cartography
THANK YOU SO MUCH OMG I WAS TRYING TO REMEMBER THE NAME!
Beautifully well done! Great video, thank you!
Thank you for reuploading!! I've been looking for this forever!!!
Thank you! This is really good and very inspiring.
This was an excellent vid. It deserves more views then it has.
This is a brilliant video my friend, thank you for creating it for us to enjoy and learn from!
I wouldn’t say the emotional element is all that is to the success of ghibli. There is also the drawing style- simple yet realistically drawn characters but with a lot of detail to the background and the objects in it.
i love that quote, oh god i love that quote so much, it perfectly encapsulate show miyazaki movies make me feel, oh god yes
the best video on hayao miyazaki on youtube! Great job!
I just want to tell you I love this analysis so much Ive come back to it intermittently throughout the years
Same
THANKS IS NOT ENOUGH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO
I have seen too many reviews about Miyazaki this the best one ever
I have seen it more than 10 times i guess
The Cinema Cartography
I love this video. Thank you so much.
Thank you for sharing, great video.
wow thx man
Thank you so much
Every time I put shoes on I tap them like Chihiro and I started doing that because of that moment. Also, every time I cry and am eating at the same time I think of Chihiro. I have never been able to fully understand why those images stuck with me so much.
Thank you for the story.
Thank you! You are connected to some essence and have expressed it well in my opinion!
An excellent compliment but make sure to go to channel crisswell on patreon and let him know, he's the original creator of this.
Please give credit to Cinema Cartography for this video. I do like that you have this reuploaded, but alot of the videos you have are by them and they must of put a lot of work into them.
I already subscribed to cinema cartography, wonderful channel.
But just wondering why this videos is not existed on their channel
@@Alaa-eh5vq Apparently because they got a copyright strike from Ghibli which is ridiculous because if anything it amplified my love and watching of ghibli movies even more.
What was the background music that you used? It was really nice music! I’d love to use it for my study time! :) You had an excellent video by the way!
From what I heard there was some from spirited away and some from howls moving castle
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Hello! I wrote to you a few years ago asking for permission to upload this video dubbed in spanish. Is it possible? I'd love to share your wonderful work with the spanish speaking community.
well this is a reupload, u can contact Cinema Cartography for that
Go ahead lol everyone puts video clips and making money . I don't see why is not copyrighted
Why isn't this video on cinema cartography anymore?
I can't help but shed a ....
Does anyone knows the background music from the second minutes. It’s brilliant
The music used in the video is from various Ghibli movies. I believe the one being played two minutes in is from Kiki's Delivery Service. I think it's called A Town By the Ocean? Or something similar.
Where is the clip from 3:00 from please?? I can't seem to find it, I would love to watch the whole thing
Does anyone know the ending song. It’s beautiful and calming
Itsumo Nando Demo, Spirited Away's credits theme
What happend to the original?
Anyone knows the song at the end?
Please, if anyone can refresh my memory as to who did this video originally. I beg youx
channel criswell!! I think they took the video down, they have also changed their account to cinema cartography I think.
The video got flagged.
@@EduhGamerBr took forever to get flagged. seriously like 3 years
@@eyeamlooking Blocked by Ghibli. They're hella tight on copyright
What song plays at 15:07?
Can we see a video about you next time instead of someone else's life and achievements what have you done or achieved
HOLD YOUR HORSES! Lupin was from Miyazaki?! No way..... I've been watching that everyday when I was a kid. Lemme google it up
Edit: he directed a movie of Lupin III. I have to watch it
cinema cartography?
where is the "creating animation means creating a fictional world?" quote from?
is it from the kingdom of dreams and madness?
Im not sure which exact interview it comes from but It is in one of the lectures by him in the book "Starting Point" by Hiyao Miyazaki in the first chapter
does anyone here know the original creator?
Did the original guy take this video down?
Espeoni so weird how this video is over 2 years old and we wonder the same thing within a dag
Day*
Nah, Studio Ghibli is very strict on copyright; they took the video down.
@@WALLEsChannel1 okay, riddle me this. if that's so, then why are there soooooooo many other video essays with the exact same type of content, Huh?
@@ParkersPlayground (Sorry for late reply lol). Idk, I'm not a movie studio. Sometimes studios delete videos, other times they simply copyright claim them. I'm not sure why movie studios sometimes do one vs. the other. Another possibility is that Studio Ghibli simply can't track down and delete every video on TH-cam that has its content. Even the original video was able to stay up on TH-cam for YEARS before Ghibli eventually took it down.
If you don't believe me that Studio Ghibli blocked the original video, click on this link here:
th-cam.com/video/52raDbtNpa4/w-d-xo.html
[EDIT] Apparently, the link I posted now says the video is private. Idk why, but I'm 100% confident when I first got that link it said Studio Ghibli blocked the video on copyright grounds.
You dont know what this video means to me
I have the 666th like.
Idk why the characters are white people ?
why not?