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Howl's Moving Castle to have theatrical release.
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Bobbie Sellers
Oct 13, 2021, 1:32:41 PM10/13/21
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TSRI says Octtober 24,25,and 26
<https://gkidstickets.com/us/howlsmovingcastle/?campaign=rightstuf&utm_source=brontomail&utm_campaign=Howl%E2%80%99s+Moving+Castle+in+Theaters!&contact_eid=344af172-c9da-4be6-a1de-869196147ed5&_bta_tid=12455669885476401491414547104696150041260861126402370960073021889787760511082012499363375289556968120587>
Enjoy the show which seems to be part of Ghibli Fest.
The above URL gave me lots of local to the SF Bay Area theatre sites and
I can ohly hope that where ever you might be it wil help you.
bliss - re-reading Show History of Japan for the 6th time...
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T987654321
Nov 19, 2021, 2:54:32 PM11/19/21
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Like Howl's at lot.
Bobbie Sellers
Nov 23, 2021, 11:33:01 PM11/23/21
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On 11/23/21 19:56, Wasabi wrote:
> Nice film but total travesty of the book!
>
> Miyazaki should have stuck to writing his own stories instead of doing
> hatchet jobs on other people's. Although if you compare Nausicaa film and
> manga you could argue he did a hatchet job on his own story! (Though there
> I prefer the film to the manga personally.)
>
it is proverbial that the film of a book is seldom
as satisfying as the imagination employed in reading the
book. A small problem is that the adapter for the screen
seldom seemed to read more than the blurb.
Miyazaki knew waht he wanted in the film. The
manga evolved as he wrote and may have gotten away from
him at times.
bliss - brought to you by the power and ease of PCLinuxOS
and a minor case of hypergraphia
> Nice film but total travesty of the book!
>
> Miyazaki should have stuck to writing his own stories instead of doing
> hatchet jobs on other people's. Although if you compare Nausicaa film and
> manga you could argue he did a hatchet job on his own story! (Though there
> I prefer the film to the manga personally.)
>
it is proverbial that the film of a book is seldom
as satisfying as the imagination employed in reading the
book. A small problem is that the adapter for the screen
seldom seemed to read more than the blurb.
Miyazaki knew waht he wanted in the film. The
manga evolved as he wrote and may have gotten away from
him at times.
bliss - brought to you by the power and ease of PCLinuxOS
and a minor case of hypergraphia
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