Join in the adventures of the quirky Yamada family -- from the hilarious to the touching -- brilliantly presented in a unique, visually striking comic strip style. Takashi Yamada and his wacky wife Matsuko, who has no talent for housework, navigate their way through the ups and downs of work, marriage and family life with a sharp-tongued grandmother who lives with them, a teenage son who wishes he had cooler parents, and a pesky daughter whose loud voice is unusual for someone so small. Even the family dog has issues!
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Simple is best. An all the way through comfy look at the quirky Yamada family.
*Tonari no Yamada-kun* is a lovely movie that takes a look into the life of an ordinary family, one that perhaps anyone can relate to in some aspect. It is not a movie that one would usually think of when talking about the works of Studio Ghibli; however, I can safely say that it is one of my favour…
This movie was incredibly hard to get through... at least the song in the end was nice
Do you like Ghibli movies? Do you love Ghibli's art style? Do you love Ghibli's characters? THEN DON'T WATCH THIS MOVIE
This movie is a series of short stories, so there isn't one story I can talk about. Most of the short stories in this movie are incredibly boring, like, struggling to keep your ey…
A light and slightly slow comedy of a typical Japanese family with a peculiar animation that cross cultural barriers
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_English Version:_
__My Neighbors the Yamadas__ was directed by __Isao Takahata__ and produced by __Studio Ghibli__ in 1999. The concept of this fil…
Yeah, I don't agree with people who call this boring.
Hey there, welcome to town! This is a pretty closely knit neighborhood, play your cards right and I guarantee you’ll know everyone on a first name basis by the end of the week. Speaking of which, have you met the Yamadas? They’re this family of five up the street, and they’re always in the middle…