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Holy shit I'm 4 years old again!
~~~PO PO PO PONYO!!!~~~
~~~The movie that almost drove me to tears just cause of how freaking beautiful it is. First things first, I LOVE ANIMATION! Its immeasurable potential to pump out amazing **** is unrivaled so far, being Ponyo not only an evidence of that, but a whole encapsulation of what m…
Read full review on AniList →Ponyo is adorable and great and I won't hear any disagreements with that.
"Ponyo" is an absolutely adorable and fun movie to watch. There is never a second here that is not filled with energy or wonder. It is a great example of what the power of animated films can bring that live-action can't.
Like any Miyazaki film the animation here is beautiful in every shot with ever…
Read full review on AniList →Whimsical, cute, and heartwarming, Ponyo proves that you don't need to serve a purpose to be enjoyable
*Ponyo* is a 2008 movie from Studio Ghibli and it is (ashamedly) the only movie from them that I have seen thus far—though I do have more added to my planned list for a future endeavor. Watching it again for the first time in over ten years, I’m flooded with nostalgia and of course, awe at the marve…
Read full review on AniList →"Fish with faces who come out of the sea cause tsunamis... That's what they always say!"
Sosuke is just an ordinary 5 year old boy, living his everyday life in a Japanese port town. The son of a sailor, he spends most of his time in the care of his mother, the over-burdened Risa, either playing around at the beach in front of their cliffside home, attending preschool, or visiting the r…
Read full review on AniList →Hidden Themes I Saw in Ponyo
Before I began this short review, I would like to preface by saying that I love Ponyo with all my heart even if the movie didn't have these themes I claim to be present. Everything is great about this film, especially the animation with the ocean. Here is a short Letterboxd review I really like:
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