My Neighbor Totoro Wallpapers
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Howl's Moving Castle Wallpaper by Raffachan
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Crossovers Wallpaper by IchigoShirayuki
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Totoro Wallpaper by hime-roronoa
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Totoro Wallpaper by EvelynII
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Crossovers Wallpaper by ayaki
My Neighbor Totoro Scans
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Like i said before.
Its an easy enough film to watch.
If you want depth, you won't really find it here.
Its sentimental at the most. Its a magical experience that you will get.
Humour? Well I didn't really laugh at loud to any bits, but I did smile occasionally at the interaction between some characters. The boy made me smile the most I guess, just due to the way he acts.
Concept? Well it was easy enough to understand. I mean its a fantasy after all. You accept what you are seeing.
Enjoyability? Definitely enjoyable! Loved every minute of it when i was younger and when i watched it again when i was older.
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Now this a movie young children can watch that has no adult humor peppered in that parents would understand, no violence, nor is a movie with complicated subject matter. Overall Totoro is innocent family entertainment for the little ones. In my own personal ranking of this film by Miyazaki, I place it 5th behind Spirited Away (4th), The Wind Rises (3rd), Castle in the Sky (2nd), and Nausicaa (1st).
I made a terrible mistake with this movie : I was adult when I watched it. I wasn't thrilled while watching it as I would have been as a kid. Still, I like this movie for two things : Totoro (I just want a giant plush of it to sleep on it's belly) and the music. Probably one of the more beautiful music in a Ghibli movie.
Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli have been reliable for delivering great pieces of art (thank you so much). This was a real treat to watch. It brings to mind aspects of different children's stories, such as Alive in Wonderland. The Catbus is fantastic and so fun. :)))
why we love this one? simple story but very touching, great cuteness of the children, the adorable creatures characters, the cool parents figures, the whole awesome art... and of course, it's GIBLI laaah ♥♥♥
No matter what age, this anime can be loved and enjoyed, maximum.
I really enjoyed watching it, made me day dream about totoro's world. The art in the anime is magical. Its the sort
of anime that never get old, atleast for me it doesn't.
I watched this when I was 6, which makes it my first Miyazaki movie, and it was an absolutely delightful experience.
Just recalling the memory brings a little smile to my face.
I didn't understand or remember much of the story back then, except that Totoro and his friends were adorable and I
wanted to hug them. Now that I'm almost triple the age when I first watched the movie, I realise My Neighbour
Totoro is more of a movie for adults who have grown cynical towards the world than for little kids. Rewatching it seemed
to have transported me back to childhood and I could look at the world through the pure and non-judgmental eyes of a
child, only with better clarity and a higher level of thinking. I think this is the 'magic' of
Miyazaki-sensei: constructing a beautiful world that triggers your raw and unadulterated emotions.
It's one of the sweetest thing I've ever seen in my life.
The whole animation just gives off natural and warm feelings, I can't help but smile at most scenes! And I also
can't help but to cry along at some parts. XD The Japanese voice actors just livened up the whole animation.
It's also one of the animation I want to have a copy of! *u*
great cinemactic effect. great characters. they are developed, sign of growth. story with depth. the cutest creature ever created by the Studio. seiyuu very professional and resulted in living characters. despite watching this as a kid myself, story and characters still memorable.
Aww, who wouldn't know about the cuteness of Totoro? Who wouldn't want to be neighbors with such an adorable and helpful, not to mention fluffy creature? This movie has definitely captured my young spirit and I won't mind re-watching it. Totoro has also appeared in cameo roles not only in various Studio Ghibli movies but also in the likes of Toy Story 3, making him a well-loved anime character.
My roommate happens to own this (the Disney release) amongst her mostly sci-fi movies collection (the only 'cartoon' [as she called it] she owns). I watched it and it was really good. I could see myself watching it several times in a day if I was 8 again. The artwork was well done the sound was good except for the crying, which is by default, really annoying. Plot was definitely something for the younger audience, however Disney's translation for the subs was, well they didn't do a very good job (which surprised me, as Disney usually is the closest you can get to perfect for animated films). I know enough Japanese to know that 'Itadakimasu' is said before a meal to give thanks to the person who made the food, and not 'it looks delicious', as well as other translation mistakes That I could catch, however they still get the gist of the story across. Also the subs were a bit high, they could have been much closer to the bottom, however that might have something to do with the program I used to play it (used WMP instead of the program I usually use)