May 25, 2010
Majo no Takkyuubin
(Anime)
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Sublime. I've seen almost all of Studio Gibli's films and this was a prime example of what I've been missing in the past few years. While there was no real villain, or major conflict, the world itself was incredibly inviting, a heavenly city. Yet again you get a sense of Miyazaki's love of flying, in this case magic was used as opposed to planes used in Porco Rosso, yet another Gibli masterpiece. I was also greatly pleased with the physics and animation of how Kiki flew on her broom, where she would bounce of walls and use the top of a citadel to push off
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