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Why do I love animation? And "Princess Mononoke". I love animation world. It is a place where everything is possible, where our mind and dreams are set free to play, where there is no limit to imagination and creativity. As I said, I am a big fan of animation, especially fiction and fantasy genre. I watched many works of Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, etc. After watching Hayao Miyazaki' works, I knew a whole new level. All his movies are true works of art. Princess Mononoke is really a masterpiece. It is extremely breaktaking and exceedingly imaginative. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen at the first scenes. I think this is the most horrifying and wildest movie of Hayao Miyazaki. Its characterizations are more various and more full-blooded than the other works. Its visuals such as lush forests, sweeping landscapes, horrifying creatures, or thrilling battles are absolutely marvelous. The story is about multiple conflicts between human with human, human with nature. Although it is awful with violence and revenge, but it still has belief, faith and love. In all of Miyazaki's movies, love is always something magical.

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Why do I love animation? And "Princess Mononoke".

 

I love the animation world. It is a place where everything anything is possible; a place [for emphasis] where our minds and dreams are set free to play and a place [again for emphasis.  This is a rhetoric device] where there is no limit to imagination and creativity.

As I had mentioned before, [more polite that "said"] said, I am a big fan of animation, especially in the genre of fiction and fantasy genre. I watched many works of Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, etc. However, after watching Hayao Miyazaki' works, I knew found a whole new level. All his movies are true works of art.

Princess Mononoke is really a masterpiece. It is extremely breaktaking and exceedingly imaginative. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen at the first scenes.  [I understand what you are trying to say but this makes no sense because if you take your eyes off the screen, then you are not watching the movie!]  I was stonebound bound to my seat in wonderment.

I think this is the most horrifying and the wildest movie of from Hayao Miyazaki. Its characterizations are more various varied and more full-blooded than the his other works. Its visuals such as of lush forests, sweeping landscapes, horrifying creatures, or thrilling battles are absolutely marvelous.

The story is about multiple conflicts between human with human and human with nature. Although it there is awful with much violence and revenge, vengence, but it is still has about belief, faith and love. In all of Miyazaki's movies, love is always something magical.

 

Except for details and minor errors, good essay even though this animation is not on my favourite list.

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