/r/Miyazaki
A place to discuss legendary director, animator, and screenwriter Hayao Miyazaki.
A place to discuss legendary director, animator, and screenwriter Hayao Miyazaki.
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1979 The Castle of Cagliostro
1984 Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
1986 Laputa: Castle in the Sky
1988 My Neighbor Totoro
1989 Kiki's Delivery Service
1992 Porco Rosso
1997 Princess Mononoke
2001 Spirited Away
2004 Howl's Moving Castle
2008 Ponyo
2013 The Wind Rises
2019 ???
1969 Nagagutsu wo haita neko / Puss in boots
1969-1970 Sabaku no tami / People of the desert
1972 Doubutsu takarajima / Animal treasure island
1982-1994 Kaze no tani no Naushika / Nausicaä of the valley of wind
1982 Imouto he / To my sister
1983 Shuna no tabi / The journey of Shuna
1989 Tree
1990 Hikoutei jidai / The age of the flying boat
1992 Zassou nouto / Daydream data notes
1993 A Middle Aged Man Runs Toward the Wasteland
1994 Hansu no kikan / The Return of Hans
1994 Kuuchuu de oshokuji / Dining in the air
1998-1999 Doromamire no tora / Tigers covered with mud
2006 A Trip to Tynemouth
2009 Kaze Tachinu / The Wind Rises
2015 The Haunted Tower
??? Untitled Samurai Manga
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Acrylic pour pull with stitched Totoro face. Made for my 2 year old son since my daughter got one of Ponyo when she was 2 years ago!
I'm writing a research paper on "Princess Mononoke" and am struggling to find a published script for the film. There are some janky online scripts with really wide-spaced sentences or an absurd amount of ads, and neither make reading the script and pulling quotes easier than navigating the film itself.
I looked into "The Art of Princess Mononoke," but it seems that this book doesn't contain the script at the end, as most of "the art of" books do. Any leads? Thanks!
Going through my son’s school work and I melted into a giant puddle after reading this.
Hello, everyone.
I have a question: Do all Miyazaki's films have a Ma moment? And what would be the scene, in each movie that has?
All I know and remember for sure is the train journey in Spirited Away, something that impacted me a lot, but I know it has happened in his other films.
Can anyone help me?
Ps: Sorry for any mistakes. English is not my primary language.
I love Miyazaki's movies and I love to read. I finally watched "The boy and the Heron", and it felt so personal to me. Well, and that made me think of reading a biography of the master. Unfortunately I didn't find one right away, so here I am hoping the swarm intelligence will help me.
Does anyone know of or can recommend a Miyazaki biography that I could read in either english or german?
Hello everyone! Forgive me for crossposting this question on a few subreddits - It genuinely seems to be the best way of finding this out. I'm currently writing a student thesis on Howl's Moving Castle, and am mainly working with the English subtitles on Netflix. I'm wondering if anyone has any idea of who or what company is responsible for the translation in these subtitles?
All the best :)
hi guys, this question is for school research, it would help me a lot to answer it :) thx <3
I’m outta burnout so yaaaayyy
hi! I’m in a college art class and i have a project on Miyazaki. other than general biography stuff… i need 4 examples of his work- i plan to watch these movies too. so if anyone could drop a top 4 significant works i should talk about, it would be greatly appreciated! 😊