Rudolph Steiner. Maybe he'd say: "If Europe would have become anthroposophic instead of materialist, it would be as I always depicture it within my movies!"
In Japanese he actually said literallly that "i'm becoming a human being who doesn't watch Tv or Movies" which means that he doesn't watch movies anymore. I think he probably was very fascinated by both animated and live action movies but nowadays he is probably not receiving the same stimulations he received in the past...or maybe he just feels too old to watch new things
or maybe he knows by reading, some journals, articles, novels and mangas.. that's what i think..❤️ and some of Ghibli movies are inspired by these kind of media..
His life flows with experience with which to draw inspiration from. And every one of us has (or has the privilege, right, and responsibility to have) our own unique experience that we should draw from.
In Japan, a lot of the culture in the media revolves around TV celebrities, so those screen partitions are meant to appeal to the audience. When you see your favourite celebrity, It usually entices you to watch what they are watching and to see their insight on the topic.
It fits his style, you can tell, that he isn't influenced by other media as much. Since most of his movies tackle mostly topics that are more timeless it may help him to take an outside perspective. I don't think he would have been able to direct movies like Your Name or a Silent Voice, because they address modern (Japanese) culture. Just like Makoto Shinkai probably wouldn't have been able to direct something like Spirited Away. That's the beauty about art, great things can be created by almost opposite approaches.
I don't really know to be honest... First he criticizes contemporary animators and artists cause they don't look at the real world to understand how animations work or how "x" looks like...then he admits he doesn't look at other people's movies / animated movies which doesn't seem to be such a great move as an artist and animator and feels a little bit hypocritical .
No, not really lol. Many have claimed that Japan is terrible at war, and has done bad things in the past. It’s just the politicians who has to “save face” that claim otherwise.
The Pescavelho Channel no they aren’t...lol. They just have overwhelming fire power compared to other nations, to the point where it is harder to “not lose” with that capability. USA, Russia, China are arguably three of the most overrated countries in terms of war records. USA and China basically lost to Vietnam, while Russia lost to Afghanistan. The time has changed where Super powers can go full out and destroy one country, since it will hinder the economy of their country (and make other surrounding nations rich in contrast). That being said, Japan was awful at war, and so was Germany. They both took advantage of new technology to go berserk against old tech nations...when the US came, both countries were exposed. There are very few countries that are actually “good” at war. Vietnam was one of them. They fought against IJA, De Gaulle’s France, Cold War USA, Mao Zedong’s China, and won all of them (yes, they did. None of the countries above succeeded in achieving their goals, and went home packing). That is VERY impressive.
@Ernesto 。 Japan is bad at war in the sense Miyazaki is most likely referring to the leadership, Japan historically has always had pretty awful generals and people in charge, the Bushido thinking got in the way in WW2 and Japan ended up committing so many mistakes it would cost her independence, the avg Japanese soldier however fought very well in fact the Japanese soldier was better trained than the American soldier and Japanese had a lot of well trained and experienced pilots and naval crews. But Japan fought a bad war, made terrible mistakes and lost not only in China, but also in the pacific. Only the biggest fool would start a war when you have no OIL to fuel your navy to fight the biggest naval forces in the world.
I don't think so from the information that I know. Would you mind explaining me what made you believe this ? I don't know much about Hayao Miyazaki, if it's a bunch of info sources that gave you the info necessary to believe this could you please link me to them ? If it's a lot of different sources, big and small things, sometimes unrelated, then you don't need to bother.
He really isn't pure lol. He can be quite the asshole to people he works it. However I also see him as wise and I admire him. I guess he is very convinced of his own views and gets annoyed easily. But the man isn't his movies. They are just a part of his worldview.
I don't believe in anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. Americans slaughter Middle-Eastern children pretty much on their own, they don't need Jewish influence when they obviously started the war to make money off of oil and weapons manufacturing. And don't pull that shit because Anti-Israel people love to shit on Islam too, and at other times justify the war in the Middle-East by saying that Islam is evil. You don't care about the children, you just want to use emotional retorts to guilt liberals and roclaim moral superiority, yet complain when they do the same. You're a disgusting breed of person.
Miyazaki used to be a radical Communist up until he went to work for Ghibli at which point he was told to tone it down a bit, which he did although his movies are filled with Socialist views and environmentalism. People say his movies contain a lot of feminism but this is wrong, its a Socialist view on women, Soviet cinema did the same thing showing empowering women who did the job of men, because Socialism is egalitarian.
i agree that his comment is unintelligent but yours is little better with your blatant and logically unfounded racism and slander that has no place in any form of respectable discourse.
If you think that's passable for sound logic I firmly suggest you read some textbooks on the science of critical thinking... The amount of logical lapses and fallacies you just shit onto the internet is embarassing. Just the singular assumption of "living in america = understanding more about america than everyone who does not live in america" is such an unconditionally broken line of thought in and of itself, but... jesus, man.
@@lorax121323 to be fair, he graduated with a degree in political science and economics, and his father was a Japanese aeronautical engineer who ran an airplane manufacturing firm in WW2. He's also an active environmentalist. So he isn't just the head of a studio and filmmaker. That being said, besides being all of these things, he's a pretty bad father...
"Cars look kinda angry nowadays" He just summarized the state of the world right there. Everyone's so angry these days, even though we're living one of the longest periods of peace in modern history
@@DanielK1213th That would better had the world not been in a constant state of warfare for the past century. If those men want it it's literally right there.
People are saying it’s surprising that he doesn’t watch movies but it kinda shows doesn’t it? His movies don’t watch like movies, they watch like some of the best children’s books and religious allegorical stories. To me it seems clear that Miyazaki is more inspired by his childhood, nature and the religions in his country than anything else.
he of course watches movies, but like many other directors isn't especially up to date, you can check out his list of favorite movies online for example, you can see in his work a lot of skills which he learned being at least partially raised on cinema, btw in japanese he said "Im becoming a man who doesnt watch movies..."
Wow. Google really upped their spying game now. I watched a documentary series about him on TV the other day, and now, all of the sudden this got reccomended.
Are you me? I watched "Kingdom of Dreams and Madness" yesterday and today I got recommended this video. Thing is, I had the documentary sitting on my hard drive for a year or more, so it's not like I just downloaded it or streamed on a smart TV, and I haven't googled anything Miyazaki or Ghibli related, so either it's a big coincidence that I had this recommended to me or google has massively upped their spying game.
So if what @Edward says is right "they recommend stuff that you are most likely to view based on your behaviour" & "not spying", then, how was it a friend of mine was talking to me about something I've never heard, search or seen before. I had no interests in the topic which was neither popular or recent, or anything relating to me, just something random. I decided to look it up on Google... Only got to type the first letter and there it was, a few results based on the first letter of what we were talking about. What's the chances that's a coincidence.
@Edward I do know how search engines work, considering I have volunteered programming one in the past. Yes a "search result" (live result as you pause typing [I was thinking how to spell it]) and for "its usually the popular topics" that's why I said it's not popular or recent. It was something that happened locally over 50 years ago and was only 2 articles existing for it, one of which no longer exists (404) and the other written by the local newspaper around 15 years ago and only has 1 paragraph briefly mentioning it, everything else was completely different and unrelated (but this, I searched, was last year sometime). I've tried it now and it doesn't appear. I can't remember how to spell that word and Google is not finding it by its misspelling either. It's using the same account. I had my phone in front of me at the time and it was connected to mobile data (internet). My PC however, which doesn't have a microphone, uses a different account yet almost never suggests or recommends the right things I'm looking for.
This world is too apathetic and corrupt for someone as pure and idealistic as Miyazaki. But he still tries his best to make as many people as happy as possible
It's amazing to say I TOTALLY AGREE WITH HIM--a man who is so far away in distance and culture! But he says BOTH Trump and Clinton are bad, YES, that's exactly it!
Nothing to discuss, or be petty (or 'clever') about one way or the other. Just nice to see some new footage of him talking. I hope his work is coming along.
He is a hentai old man of the Lolita complex who has given up on communism, who wants to play a pacifist but suffers from self-contradiction that he loves fighters and tanks, which are murder weapons.
I think it's because it's clear he's a highly intelligent humanitarian and anthropologist who observes, thinks, and is highly concerned about society and what it is to be human. It's these things that result in the deeply thoughtful films and choices he makes in his films.
"Their fronts look kinda angry, don't they? Maybe that's because car makers are selling them to China." I kind of wish the interviewer would have dug into that nugget a bit more :P
As much as i love how he shares the same political opinions as me, i can't say I'm happy because they're interviewing him about politics. It's not something you should ask.
Why? Democracy lives from an exchange of opinions. Especially opposing ones. It's way easier to demonize other positions if you don't know anyone you respect that openly has that position.
@@arifgunawan9329 George Lucas tends to dwell in it too. Like in Star Wars Episode 3, his whole movie was about the way democracy dies is when people lose trust in the system, and then a tyrant takes the power. Although it was a very well made idea into that movie
Miyazaki reminds me of an ancient Asian hermit sage. In his spare time he is in seclusion concentrating on his next masterpiece all the while deep in his heart he is saddened about the world at large. lol
The beginning part about globalization and Trump really adds up. I like his sensibility there. Also its funny how he disliked both candidates. 2016 and 2020 were probably the worst elections to happen yet. 2016 both candidates were unpopular and 2020,,, a Nightmare.
oh my, why he is speaking so fluently and clearly, and it looks so easy to give his opinion about everything he was asked.. but hey, he may not watch movies or TV but probably he read so many articles and journals, he knows many world issues by reading not watching..❤️❤️
No, that's just american politics. Democrats still thinking they're progressive when their current social and fiscal positions are actually center-right (to moderate right depending on who you ask), and Republicans with Walsh and Trump frontlining in the lunacy contest and them slowly losing sane minds. You know it's bad when it's just people LARPing toddler fights with twitter being it's playground. Why worry about advancing your economic system, having a better grip on geopolitics (god knows US has been really shit at this for a while) or actually working on social issues when you can just "own the libtards/conservatards" in an obsolete cockmeasuring contest. MURICAN! ego it's finest Though all of this is a really fun soap opera to us outsiders. Shit's fun af.
@@madi_amour I mean,if i had a friend and we both were filmmakers,even if i didn,t care about the kind of movie my friend was making,i would at least watch the thing.
Nah, everyone has a different approach. It makes sense to watch movies critically if you want to make them. The reason why it works for Miyazaki is, because the topics of his movies are very timeless and he basically defined what a good animated movie looks like. He looks at the world and tries to capture it in film. So the right way to learn from hom is probably to not only watch movies, but to watch the real world as well. To see how people interact in reality and to critically see, if modern movies portray this realistically.
@@melonlord1414 yes i totally agree his stories came from his experience throughout his life and how he felt about certain aspects of human behavior yet i feel like in order to properly present an idea a certain need of studying is required on how others did what they did in an analytical way, this is my approach obviously Miyazaki is different like any other individual it depends on them how they approach something still it is really impressive that his ideas is totally his if you compare it with Tarantino he openly admits of taking inspiration from other director's work.
I love how respectful this man is, he’s not hyperbolic at all. Also, YES, MODERN CAR DESIGN IS HELLA ICKY AND IT IS BECAUSE OF CHINA THIS MAN IS ON TRUTH RIGHT NOW.
Crazy how much backlash he got for criticizing the imperialist Japan when he made The Wind Rises. Japan was allies with Nazi Germany and caused atrocities to its neighboring countries yet still pretends like none of that happened. I appreciate that he is willing to criticize that knowing how taboo it is for the Japanese ppl to even talk about their own war crimes.
If only the Axis-countries could find some sort of middle ground. Germany went the completely whimpering route, doing nothing but apologizing for the past, that's nearly a hundred years old by now. And Japan went the opposite, much like China with their acknowledgement of 'The Great Leap Forward' and the atrocities done during that time, Japan is just pretending they didn't slaughter many, many chinese during their occupation of chinese soil. There should be some midway point, where they could apologize a bit, but not go overboard with it.
@@laraerikson1423 It depends if it has ties to history. Example of a movie i like is "Letters from Iwo Jima" made by Clint Eastwood, basically Japan then almost worshipped the emperor like a God. Or so does history books where i lived said. But it wouldnt suprise me if someone kind of thought they went a little.. too far in that sense in the army. But i think its a good and well made movie atleast
I'm surprised he's attuned to American politics so well. I don't think many foreigners know about how bad Hillary is. Then again, I have no idea how other countries even describe American politics.
It's kinda socialdemocratic and that's not easy at all in Japan. A country where you DESERVE to live an acceptable life and no one is poor actually. Wonderful mind, as great artist as great man!
I wonder what are his thought about animators getting paid very low and working too much hours? Along with a whole bunch of stuff going on in the world.
NOGI48 I gonna answer you about that. According to his statement in one interview he said “ he doesn’t like it “ . He don’t like the idea of it! Period!
He probably doesn't approve, he was actually part of starting the first Union for animators in Japan. But then again I've also seen what people are getting paid to work on his current project 😬. I get they don't have a lot of faith it'll get done but damn it's not much
@@artonio5887 meaning that the only people who can be leftist and smart are non westerners and if you have his opinion in america then professor oak will view you as dumb
Can you please link the original interview? I watched him discuss many topics with the other gentleman in this programme many years ago and I can't find it now.
I don't know where the interviewer gets the idea that peace is decreasing. There's far less war globally now than in the past. We're becoming increasingly a well-fed, peaceful world.
When we Japanese talk about war we never say “We” we say “Those Japanese” or “Japanese are,,,” Because we didn’t have a war. Why should we say “we”? those ppl who i even dont know and ever met? So this translates are not really good. It doesn’t say anything what he really wanted to say. He said Japanese are bad at war but it has more meanings.
ここのラテンアメリカには、「我々」を使うことは常に誇りの表現として受け取られます。例えばもし僕の一番好きなチームは試合が勝ったらことなど、「*僕ら*が勝った！」というのは最も普通なことです。試合に出たか出なかったことか、絶対関係ない。Yeah, absolutely riddiculous. Also in Spanish it can be easily detected that you insist in your pride, since every verb is conjugated. Don't want to get into that, but I have as a fact that's how most Americans talk about war.
@@almerylc128 Pues no sé realmente como funcione pero igualmente cuando nos referimos a una guerra que ganamos a perdimos lo hacemos como nosotros A menos que nos avergonzemos de ello Pero es estúpido hacer eso
@@leoverejustamente el factor verguenza compite contra el nacionalismo en esas cosas. Los estadounidenses poco y nada quieren hablar de vietnam y se la pasan transmitiendo por history channel hitler y el desembarco de normandía. Argentina por ejemplo conmemora cada año el día de la invasión a las Islas recordando que se perdió una guerra que pudo haberse evitado. En japón la cosa tendrá otro tinte, como en alemania, donde se tuvo que empezar creando una nueva historia desde la caida de los nazis. Mas que nada por el pacto tokyo-berlín-roma y por el desgaste que la guerra le ocasionó. Esta generacion no tiene la culpa de las desfachatadas de las generaciones anteriores y creo que a eso apuntaba el comentario de serena
@@almerylc128 Es cierto nada más claro que el caso de EU en la segunda guerra mundial En la conmemoración del día de la victoria el Twitter de la casa blanca dijeron que celebraban la victoria de Estados Unidos y Inglaterra Si mencionar en lo más mínimo a la URSS Igualmente en todas las películas que quieren hacer parecer que EU fue el principal que contribuyó a la derrota de Alemania También dándose gloria por el día D cuando eso ocurrió hasta 1944 cuando la guerra ya estaba prácticamente ganada la victoria sovietica era inevitable El el caso de Japón lograron conservar el principal símbolo de Japón que es el emperador Aunque sin ningún poder real ni siquiera como jefe de estado
I wouldn’t mind listening to his opinions. He seems like the kind of guy that always comes to his own conclusion after doing personal research and isn’t just going to bow down to some politician due to their party affiliation.
I genuinely want to hear his opinion about anything and everything...
Rudolph Steiner.
Maybe he'd say: "If Europe would have become anthroposophic instead of materialist, it would be as I always depicture it within my movies!"
There are two books with interviews collected on him, did you ever read them? The first is especially interesting.
Indeed
youtube algarithm is confused as math
Use subtitles
Miyazaki doesn't watch movies. His mind just flows with imagination
he got the best movies in there just for himself.
In Japanese he actually said literallly that "i'm becoming a human being who doesn't watch Tv or Movies" which means that he doesn't watch movies anymore. I think he probably was very fascinated by both animated and live action movies but nowadays he is probably not receiving the same stimulations he received in the past...or maybe he just feels too old to watch new things
@@karimrashidpour9378 I mean i cant blame him. Sometimes its best to keep good quality stuff and just try to stick with the solid stuff
or maybe he knows by reading, some journals, articles, novels and mangas.. that's what i think..❤️
and some of Ghibli movies are inspired by these kind of media..
His life flows with experience with which to draw inspiration from. And every one of us has (or has the privilege, right, and responsibility to have) our own unique experience that we should draw from.
Why is there always someone in the corner on Japanese TV?
Spokker i wonder that too
They think it enhances it kinda like a laugh track.
if you're interested in more japanese insanity: www.reddit.com/r/JapaneseGameShows/top/
Its the original 'Reaction Video' Thanks Japan... xD
In Japan, a lot of the culture in the media revolves around TV celebrities, so those screen partitions are meant to appeal to the audience. When you see your favourite celebrity, It usually entices you to watch what they are watching and to see their insight on the topic.
I like how he makes movies, but doesnt watch movies
Man Man because he is a movie
It fits his style, you can tell, that he isn't influenced by other media as much. Since most of his movies tackle mostly topics that are more timeless it may help him to take an outside perspective. I don't think he would have been able to direct movies like Your Name or a Silent Voice, because they address modern (Japanese) culture. Just like Makoto Shinkai probably wouldn't have been able to direct something like Spirited Away. That's the beauty about art, great things can be created by almost opposite approaches.
I don't really know to be honest...
First he criticizes contemporary animators and artists cause they don't look at the real world to understand how animations work or how "x" looks like...then he admits he doesn't look at other people's movies / animated movies which doesn't seem to be such a great move as an artist and animator and feels a little bit hypocritical .
A lot of people who make them don’t, not enough time
Elisa Stella he also claims to love little girls and hate otaku culture, then makes films with an uncomfortable amount of panty shots of little girls.
I don't know what to say I can't disagree with any of his statements.
It is odd that a ledgenday animator and director doesn't watch TV or movies.
Even about WHAT HE SAID ABOUT YOUR NAME?
Maybe he would draw too much inspiration from others work if he watched movies.
Same
@@danr.5017 There are many that don't
When he said the Japanese are bad at war
LOL
No, not really lol. Many have claimed that Japan is terrible at war, and has done bad things in the past.
It’s just the politicians who has to “save face” that claim otherwise.
The Pescavelho Channel no they aren’t...lol. They just have overwhelming fire power compared to other nations, to the point where it is harder to “not lose” with that capability.
USA, Russia, China are arguably three of the most overrated countries in terms of war records. USA and China basically lost to Vietnam, while Russia lost to Afghanistan. The time has changed where Super powers can go full out and destroy one country, since it will hinder the economy of their country (and make other surrounding nations rich in contrast).
That being said, Japan was awful at war, and so was Germany. They both took advantage of new technology to go berserk against old tech nations...when the US came, both countries were exposed.
There are very few countries that are actually “good” at war. Vietnam was one of them. They fought against IJA, De Gaulle’s France, Cold War USA, Mao Zedong’s China, and won all of them (yes, they did. None of the countries above succeeded in achieving their goals, and went home packing). That is VERY impressive.
I think he said in a sense of morality, Japan did terrible stuffs in East Asia (1867-1945)
@Ernesto 。
Japan is bad at war in the sense Miyazaki is most likely referring to the leadership, Japan historically has always had pretty awful generals and people in charge, the Bushido thinking got in the way in WW2 and Japan ended up committing so many mistakes it would cost her independence, the avg Japanese soldier however fought very well in fact the Japanese soldier was better trained than the American soldier and Japanese had a lot of well trained and experienced pilots and naval crews.
But Japan fought a bad war, made terrible mistakes and lost not only in China, but also in the pacific. Only the biggest fool would start a war when you have no OIL to fuel your navy to fight the biggest naval forces in the world.
@@roccoanthony8930 Germany fought an awful war? France and England were old tech nations? You should reconsider what you said
This man is too pure for this shit planet.
Miyazaki is the spitting image of perfection.
I don't think so from the information that I know. Would you mind explaining me what made you believe this ? I don't know much about Hayao Miyazaki, if it's a bunch of info sources that gave you the info necessary to believe this could you please link me to them ? If it's a lot of different sources, big and small things, sometimes unrelated, then you don't need to bother.
Lol the planet is not shit. Majority of dumb people who fill the planet are.
don't know how you define "shit"
and his statement on "i don't watch tv or movie" lol same here....
after watching lots of anime. there no perfections
He really isn't pure lol.
He can be quite the asshole to people he works it.
However I also see him as wise and I admire him.
I guess he is very convinced of his own views and gets annoyed easily.
But the man isn't his movies. They are just a part of his worldview.
He don't like modern cars designs because in the front they look like angry face LOL
l me when I decide to buy anythin
He is not wrong. It is "aggressive styling" because people feel powerless. Sad, really.
@@GonsalvoDeCordova i dont think its that deep
Agreed, cars should be more kawaii
It's true. They are often supposed to look fierce, powerful and in motion, even when standing.
Miyazaki's got some decent politics. He should really see his boy Anno's Godzilla movie though.
well, he did study political science and economics. I guess, it roots from that
+A Nice Person You don't seem like a nice person.
I don't believe in anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. Americans slaughter Middle-Eastern children pretty much on their own, they don't need Jewish influence when they obviously started the war to make money off of oil and weapons manufacturing. And don't pull that shit because Anti-Israel people love to shit on Islam too, and at other times justify the war in the Middle-East by saying that Islam is evil. You don't care about the children, you just want to use emotional retorts to guilt liberals and roclaim moral superiority, yet complain when they do the same. You're a disgusting breed of person.
Lol @ the Zionist bot defending Israeli war crimes against no-one.
Miyazaki used to be a radical Communist up until he went to work for Ghibli at which point he was told to tone it down a bit, which he did although his movies are filled with Socialist views and environmentalism.
People say his movies contain a lot of feminism but this is wrong, its a Socialist view on women, Soviet cinema did the same thing showing empowering women who did the job of men, because Socialism is egalitarian.
Yeah, I think Miyazaki is a very interesting and intelligent person
its incredible just how far your comment misrepresents what he actually said. its... baffling
BBCAT - thats what ignorants do best aint it?
i agree that his comment is unintelligent but yours is little better with your blatant and logically unfounded racism and slander that has no place in any form of respectable discourse.
If you think that's passable for sound logic I firmly suggest you read some textbooks on the science of critical thinking... The amount of logical lapses and fallacies you just shit onto the internet is embarassing.
Just the singular assumption of "living in america = understanding more about america than everyone who does not live in america" is such an unconditionally broken line of thought in and of itself, but... jesus, man.
@@lorax121323 to be fair, he graduated with a degree in political science and economics, and his father was a Japanese aeronautical engineer who ran an airplane manufacturing firm in WW2. He's also an active environmentalist. So he isn't just the head of a studio and filmmaker.
That being said, besides being all of these things, he's a pretty bad father...
He ended up watching Kimi no Na wa, and said it was what he expected from that type of story in an interview in 2017.
Source?
@@haresmahmood www.itechpost.com/articles/79489/20170201/studio-ghiblis-hayao-miyazaki-finally-speaks-up-about-makoto-shinkais-your-name.htm
@@Fristytoes Thanks bud
@@haresmahmood you're welcome, honey
Exactly what I would say as well.
"Cars look kinda angry nowadays"
He just summarized the state of the world right there. Everyone's so angry these days, even though we're living one of the longest periods of peace in modern history
"longest periods of peace"
Strange, I think some middle-eastern people might disagree with you there.
@Saturday Night Pie
Why are you calling me a shitskin, dude?
Perhaps peace is the same as directionless or being idle for many men. Men without a purpose deteriorate. Wars used to give meaning to those men.
@@DanielK1213th That would better had the world not been in a constant state of warfare for the past century. If those men want it it's literally right there.
@@Nah427 he is right tho
When he talked about the cars looking angry immediately I could see how that was reflective of his wildly imaginative mind.
OppaiMausPad Sauce of your cover pic?
Not going to lie, he is spitting facts here
People are saying it’s surprising that he doesn’t watch movies but it kinda shows doesn’t it? His movies don’t watch like movies, they watch like some of the best children’s books and religious allegorical stories. To me it seems clear that Miyazaki is more inspired by his childhood, nature and the religions in his country than anything else.
he of course watches movies, but like many other directors isn't especially up to date, you can check out his list of favorite movies online for example, you can see in his work a lot of skills which he learned being at least partially raised on cinema,
btw in japanese he said "Im becoming a man who doesnt watch movies..."
I knew there was a reason I really freaking liked Miyazaki besides his films of course. Very well constructed responses.
Wow. Google really upped their spying game now. I watched a documentary series about him on TV the other day, and now, all of the sudden this got reccomended.
Smart TV
Are you me? I watched "Kingdom of Dreams and Madness" yesterday and today I got recommended this video. Thing is, I had the documentary sitting on my hard drive for a year or more, so it's not like I just downloaded it or streamed on a smart TV, and I haven't googled anything Miyazaki or Ghibli related, so either it's a big coincidence that I had this recommended to me or google has massively upped their spying game.
@Edward That boot must taste very nice, eh?
So if what @Edward says is right "they recommend stuff that you are most likely to view based on your behaviour" & "not spying", then, how was it a friend of mine was talking to me about something I've never heard, search or seen before. I had no interests in the topic which was neither popular or recent, or anything relating to me, just something random. I decided to look it up on Google... Only got to type the first letter and there it was, a few results based on the first letter of what we were talking about. What's the chances that's a coincidence.
@Edward I do know how search engines work, considering I have volunteered programming one in the past. Yes a "search result" (live result as you pause typing [I was thinking how to spell it]) and for "its usually the popular topics" that's why I said it's not popular or recent. It was something that happened locally over 50 years ago and was only 2 articles existing for it, one of which no longer exists (404) and the other written by the local newspaper around 15 years ago and only has 1 paragraph briefly mentioning it, everything else was completely different and unrelated (but this, I searched, was last year sometime). I've tried it now and it doesn't appear. I can't remember how to spell that word and Google is not finding it by its misspelling either. It's using the same account. I had my phone in front of me at the time and it was connected to mobile data (internet). My PC however, which doesn't have a microphone, uses a different account yet almost never suggests or recommends the right things I'm looking for.
He just say straight what he thinks, doesn't give a shit
Hes awesome.
He's a January Capricorn 😂
This world is too apathetic and corrupt for someone as pure and idealistic as Miyazaki. But he still tries his best to make as many people as happy as possible
It's amazing to say I TOTALLY AGREE WITH HIM--a man who is so far away in distance and culture! But he says BOTH Trump and Clinton are bad, YES, that's exactly it!
A lot of Republicans felt the same way. Too bad they were split among a dozen alternatives.
It was a poor election cycle.
I'm more a centre-right person, but I agree with Miyazaki on his opinions on Trump and Clinton.
Exactly. The title of this video should be referring to Hillary as well.
Looking back, a Clinton government wouldn't have been so bad after all huh
A Clinton government would have been worse
I knew he would hate Trump being president but I'm happy to know that he hated Hillary Clinton also.
Joseph Tafur Why?
Nothing to discuss, or be petty (or 'clever') about one way or the other. Just nice to see some new footage of him talking. I hope his work is coming along.
"Your Name was a mistake"
- Ahegao Miyazaki
"Something big and hit won't last forever" wow...
I like hearing what he has to say, responsible for some of the greatest animated movies of the past 100 years.
Miyazaki may have left the JCP, but political discussion never left his heart
He is a hentai old man of the Lolita complex who has given up on communism, who wants to play a pacifist but suffers from self-contradiction that he loves fighters and tanks, which are murder weapons.
@@学習中近東平和 so smart 😍😍😍😍
This is legit my first time hearing him speak and I gotta say I love what I got to hear from him lol
He is speaking straight up facts rn.
He's right on the money with the jobs issue. Exporting jobs overseas has been a major issue in the last few decades.
Image being such an influential person because of your work in the anime industry that they'll ask for your opinion on politics and war on interviews.
I think it's because it's clear he's a highly intelligent humanitarian and anthropologist who observes, thinks, and is highly concerned about society and what it is to be human. It's these things that result in the deeply thoughtful films and choices he makes in his films.
Well he's hayao Miyazaki so I guess he's right.
My sentiments exactly, I wish I could like this twice.
"Their fronts look kinda angry, don't they?
Maybe that's because car makers are selling them to China."
I kind of wish the interviewer would have dug into that nugget a bit more :P
I'd love to hear his opinion on the pandemic
His heart is in the right place.
As much as i love how he shares the same political opinions as me, i can't say I'm happy because they're interviewing him about politics.
It's not something you should ask.
Miyazaki graduated from Gakushuin in 1963 with degrees in political science and economics
He is actually quite open to his political opinion and sometimes even tried to spread it by himself.
Why? Democracy lives from an exchange of opinions. Especially opposing ones. It's way easier to demonize other positions if you don't know anyone you respect that openly has that position.
@@arifgunawan9329 George Lucas tends to dwell in it too. Like in Star Wars Episode 3, his whole movie was about the way democracy dies is when people lose trust in the system, and then a tyrant takes the power. Although it was a very well made idea into that movie
As an aspiring young actor turning director, I love this man.
Miyazaki reminds me of an ancient Asian hermit sage. In his spare time he is in seclusion concentrating on his next masterpiece all the while deep in his heart he is saddened about the world at large. lol
The beginning part about globalization and Trump really adds up. I like his sensibility there. Also its funny how he disliked both candidates. 2016 and 2020 were probably the worst elections to happen yet. 2016 both candidates were unpopular and 2020,,, a Nightmare.
Wise man, very wise.
I relate so hard to his opinions on car designs
Man, you know it's bad in the US when *THE Walt Disney of Japan* calls us out!😅 I didn't expect him to say what he said so candidly...
oh my, why he is speaking so fluently and clearly, and it looks so easy to give his opinion about everything he was asked..
but hey, he may not watch movies or TV but probably he read so many articles and journals, he knows many world issues by reading not watching..❤️❤️
僕もそう思う
The first part was hilarious. Their fronts look angry, because they're selling them to China.
Every election is always a choice between the lesser of two evils.- Dr Frank Turek.
No, that's just american politics. Democrats still thinking they're progressive when their current social and fiscal positions are actually center-right (to moderate right depending on who you ask), and Republicans with Walsh and Trump frontlining in the lunacy contest and them slowly losing sane minds.
You know it's bad when it's just people LARPing toddler fights with twitter being it's playground. Why worry about advancing your economic system, having a better grip on geopolitics (god knows US has been really shit at this for a while) or actually working on social issues when you can just "own the libtards/conservatards" in an obsolete cockmeasuring contest. MURICAN! ego it's finest
Though all of this is a really fun soap opera to us outsiders. Shit's fun af.
Shame on Miyazaki for not seeing his friend's, Hideaki Anno's hit film Shin Godzilla!
TvSonic Serbia he doesn’t have to btw he has his own vision about watching films
Hey, no need to get all rude and cuss at people.
Not everyone has to like something haha : D
@@madi_amour I mean,if i had a friend and we both were filmmakers,even if i didn,t care about the kind of movie my friend was making,i would at least watch the thing.
I don't watch movies
- Probably the greatest filmmaker
He's the Gordon Ramsay of anime. If he's going to watch shit it better be fucking good.
@madscientist 666 i liked the movie tho
Japanese are the originators of the reaction video. Everything they air has a celebrity reacting in the corner.
Miyazaki-Sama on a Savage Streak here for 2 minutes Straight ..Hehehehe😁
Best part is when he the animator says he dont watch movies or tv lol.
Totally agree with him, great man.
I see, you're the real high man of culture
Here i am thinking to watch more movies in hopes of becoming a director and Miyazaki be like I dOnT wAtCH mOvIeS oR tV
Nah, everyone has a different approach. It makes sense to watch movies critically if you want to make them. The reason why it works for Miyazaki is, because the topics of his movies are very timeless and he basically defined what a good animated movie looks like. He looks at the world and tries to capture it in film. So the right way to learn from hom is probably to not only watch movies, but to watch the real world as well. To see how people interact in reality and to critically see, if modern movies portray this realistically.
@@melonlord1414 yes i totally agree his stories came from his experience throughout his life and how he felt about certain aspects of human behavior yet i feel like in order to properly present an idea a certain need of studying is required on how others did what they did in an analytical way, this is my approach obviously Miyazaki is different like any other individual it depends on them how they approach something still it is really impressive that his ideas is totally his if you compare it with Tarantino he openly admits of taking inspiration from other director's work.
@@prateek2136 that sounds like an interesting approach. I hope I'll get to see a movie from you eventually 👍
Why does japanese tv almost always look like it was filmed in the 80s
I agree with Hayao’s opinion. Anything he has to say will always have a point.
no, that's blind worship.
Oh...... well crap!
Well that is one hell of a title
I love how respectful this man is, he’s not hyperbolic at all. Also, YES, MODERN CAR DESIGN IS HELLA ICKY AND IT IS BECAUSE OF CHINA THIS MAN IS ON TRUTH RIGHT NOW.
i liked his works and his straight forwardness here. mou genki kana miyazaki sensei?
Crazy how much backlash he got for criticizing the imperialist Japan when he made The Wind Rises. Japan was allies with Nazi Germany and caused atrocities to its neighboring countries yet still pretends like none of that happened. I appreciate that he is willing to criticize that knowing how taboo it is for the Japanese ppl to even talk about their own war crimes.
If only the Axis-countries could find some sort of middle ground.
Germany went the completely whimpering route, doing nothing but apologizing for the past, that's nearly a hundred years old by now.
And Japan went the opposite, much like China with their acknowledgement of 'The Great Leap Forward' and the atrocities done during that time, Japan is just pretending they didn't slaughter many, many chinese during their occupation of chinese soil.
There should be some midway point, where they could apologize a bit, but not go overboard with it.
@@Nah427 So you want to take the American view on war then?
@@laraerikson1423 What? Warmongering? lol, no.
@@laraerikson1423 It depends if it has ties to history. Example of a movie i like is "Letters from Iwo Jima" made by Clint Eastwood, basically Japan then almost worshipped the emperor like a God. Or so does history books where i lived said. But it wouldnt suprise me if someone kind of thought they went a little.. too far in that sense in the army. But i think its a good and well made movie atleast
I'm surprised he's attuned to American politics so well. I don't think many foreigners know about how bad Hillary is. Then again, I have no idea how other countries even describe American politics.
He probably hates the Clinton for what they did the Serbia and serbs.
This video looks like its 30 years old :D
It's kinda socialdemocratic and that's not easy at all in Japan. A country where you DESERVE to live an acceptable life and no one is poor actually. Wonderful mind, as great artist as great man!
Kinda....the ironic thing is that animators in Japan make wages so low when they start they'd be illegal here
"Should be allowed to abdicate" i feel like he's really holding back there wwwww
I wonder what are his thought about animators getting paid very low and working too much hours? Along with a whole bunch of stuff going on in the world.
NOGI48
I gonna answer you about that.
According to his statement in one interview he said “ he doesn’t like it “ .
He don’t like the idea of it! Period!
He probably doesn't approve, he was actually part of starting the first Union for animators in Japan. But then again I've also seen what people are getting paid to work on his current project 😬. I get they don't have a lot of faith it'll get done but damn it's not much
miyazaki's political opinions in this interview are objectively correct and we should all be listening to the angry cartoon grandpa
he probably would like your name and a silent voice
haha no.
He would probably say it's a shit movie with an absurd plot
They are too commercial to him.
Imagine a filmmaker telling you he doesn't watch movies.
That little reaction square in the bottom left corner...
Quite an amazing man. Does he resonate with me.....
Bro, even if you disagree, hes japanese, not american.
so what?
@@artonio5887 meaning that the only people who can be leftist and smart are non westerners and if you have his opinion in america then professor oak will view you as dumb
Miyazaki election team gon be lit,
Can you please link the original interview? I watched him discuss many topics with the other gentleman in this programme many years ago and I can't find it now.
I bet we all would think he's a random nobel prize professor if it weren't for Spirited Away.
I love this man❤️
Mr. Miyazaki, please touch my Front Door and smile, than i can die at long last
Am I the only one who wonders why the display of this video is horizontally reverted?
I'm surprised he agreed to answer these questions.
Oh hey, it's Shinji's father.
I love Hayao Miyazaki, he's a good animated and a good man. I bet Miyazaki hates Trump for his pollution of the environment and his prejudice.
I thought he was a politician until i saw the comments lol
you should watch he's movies
I agree with him.
宮崎駿の言葉
私はアメリカが嫌いだ。日本を倒したからだ
そのアメリカに負けた日本はもっと嫌い。残ってるのはヨーロッパだけ。だから私はヨーロッパが好きなんです。
He is ruthless lmao
Is there a full version of this anywhere?
There you go: www.dailymotion.com/video/x5b3s02
Hayao Miyazaki on Your Name: I didn't watch it.
I wouldnt say that Japan is bad at war. Besides losing ww2, they were able to beat Qing China and Russia that were far more bigger than Japan.
I think he more meant that japan does terrible things when they wage war. Miyazaki is very vocal about japan publicly apologizing for war crime.
That problem is once those Meiji oligarchs died out, Japan lost real leadership.
I think Miyazaki would like watching Your Name... But maybe he is kinda resentful about It xD
I think he will hate it.
Miyazaki's my god!!!!!!!
After 5 years what are your thoughts now mr Myazaki? 😏
1:50 got caught 😂
1st!
Isnt this video a recent? Please let me know that date this broadcasted
2016
if there is a nation that won't make same mistake twice it have to be people of Yamato
i have to hope ...
The guy who made dark souls is this old?
the wisdom of the old...
I don't know where the interviewer gets the idea that peace is decreasing. There's far less war globally now than in the past. We're becoming increasingly a well-fed, peaceful world.
Just some pseudo-intellectual babble, like "we're all in this together" or "orange man bad".
When we Japanese talk about war we never say “We” we say “Those Japanese” or “Japanese are,,,”
Because we didn’t have a war. Why should we say “we”? those ppl who i even dont know and ever met?
So this translates are not really good. It doesn’t say anything what he really wanted to say.
He said Japanese are bad at war but it has more meanings.
ここのラテンアメリカには、「我々」を使うことは常に誇りの表現として受け取られます。例えばもし僕の一番好きなチームは試合が勝ったらことなど、「*僕ら*が勝った！」というのは最も普通なことです。試合に出たか出なかったことか、絶対関係ない。Yeah, absolutely riddiculous. Also in Spanish it can be easily detected that you insist in your pride, since every verb is conjugated. Don't want to get into that, but I have as a fact that's how most Americans talk about war.
@@almerylc128
Pues no sé realmente como funcione pero igualmente cuando nos referimos a una guerra que ganamos a perdimos lo hacemos como nosotros
A menos que nos avergonzemos de ello
Pero es estúpido hacer eso
@@leoverejustamente el factor verguenza compite contra el nacionalismo en esas cosas. Los estadounidenses poco y nada quieren hablar de vietnam y se la pasan transmitiendo por history channel hitler y el desembarco de normandía. Argentina por ejemplo conmemora cada año el día de la invasión a las Islas recordando que se perdió una guerra que pudo haberse evitado. En japón la cosa tendrá otro tinte, como en alemania, donde se tuvo que empezar creando una nueva historia desde la caida de los nazis. Mas que nada por el pacto tokyo-berlín-roma y por el desgaste que la guerra le ocasionó. Esta generacion no tiene la culpa de las desfachatadas de las generaciones anteriores y creo que a eso apuntaba el comentario de serena
@@almerylc128
Es cierto nada más claro que el caso de EU en la segunda guerra mundial
En la conmemoración del día de la victoria el Twitter de la casa blanca dijeron que celebraban la victoria de Estados Unidos y Inglaterra
Si mencionar en lo más mínimo a la URSS
Igualmente en todas las películas que quieren hacer parecer que EU fue el principal que contribuyó a la derrota de Alemania
También dándose gloria por el día D cuando eso ocurrió hasta 1944 cuando la guerra ya estaba prácticamente ganada la victoria sovietica era inevitable
El el caso de Japón lograron conservar el principal símbolo de Japón que es el emperador
Aunque sin ningún poder real ni siquiera como jefe de estado
Exactly! patriotism is not a damn virtue
I desperately want his opinion on Your Name, it’s the best non-Ghibli animated film I’ve ever seen but I’m curious how he would feel about it
Part of me wants to hear his opinion towards Makoto Shinkai’s animation
I wouldn’t mind listening to his opinions. He seems like the kind of guy that always comes to his own conclusion after doing personal research and isn’t just going to bow down to some politician due to their party affiliation.
How do I get English subs