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The premise of this movie is that steam is a ridiculously powerful source of energy (which it kind of is when you think about it) and that in Manchester, England a boy named James Ray Steam ends up receiving a metal ball filled with powerfully concentrated steam from his grandfather, Lloyd Steam. He can’t let it fall into the wrong hands or its immense power could be used to take over the world (or something of that sort). This movie features top-notch animation, great voice-acting (especially in the English version, surprisingly with the likes of Patrick Stewart), and a story that is easily comprehended by ... Western audiences. While Otomo does have surreal works that even rival some of Satoshi Kon’s, this is most certainly not one of them. Costing a whopping $22 million and ten years to make, this ranks as my overall favourite film directed by Otomo to date.

THIS IS JUST THE BEST ANIME FOR ME
I have never ever cried so much on any other anime. Even the most unnesscary(sorry for the spell) flashbacks can make you cry from villain to villain no matter how much irritating they. They are unique in their own way
My favourite is obviously Kakashi Itachi and Gaara!!

Not also that naruto teaches us a lot of important things, like never ever give up on your dreams, do not leave your friends and who are dear to you alone. There are lots more

Also the greatest 4th ninja war is awesome. If you havent watched this you should. You will regret ... later if you dont watch this
Anyways a very great anime!!!!

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Princess Mononoke


Even if you are accustomed to the beautiful, hand-drawn animation seen in Studio Ghibli films (and if you aren't, you should be loser), Princess Mononoke stands out as a picture of exceptional quality. ... The film also feels more grown-up than much of Ghibli's output.ven if you are accustomed to the beautiful, hand-drawn animation seen in Studio Ghibli films (and if you aren't, you should be), Princess Mononoke stands out as a picture of exceptional quality. ... The film also feels more grown-up than much ... of Ghibli's output.
With more dynamic characters, more fitting visuals, a more complex story and a more powerful message and themes, Princess Mononoke is superior in every way.