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My favorite movies in Japan Japanese movies are, "Nausica of the Valley of the Wind ", "Laputa, the castle of in the sky " and "My Neighbor Totoro ".
I like these movies* which were filmed They were all created ** by Mr. Hayao Miyazaki who is a director of animated films. movie directer.
These movies are anime and children can also enjoy the story.
When I watch Miyazaki's movies, my heart always become warm, I feel peaceful and I am really moved.
His movies teach us that too much developing*** is bad for human beings and how important it is to live with nature.
*In english we generally wouldn't use the word "filmed" in relation to animated film
** The fact that you like them is implied by the previous sentence
***"Developing" is probably not the right word in relation to human beings the word implies people changing positively. I'd probably say something more like "His movies teach us that too much urban development is bad for people and how important it is for us to live with nature".
Excellent job. I love studio Ghibli films, thanks for writing about them.
My favorite movies
My favorite movies in Japan are "Nausica of the Valley of the Wind", "Laputa, the castle of the sky", and "My Neighbor Totoro." I like these movies All of these were filmed by movie director Mr. Hayao Miyazaki. Also, since these movies are considered to be anime/in the style of anime, children can also enjoy them.When I watch his movies, my heart always becomes warm. I feel peaceful and am really moved.
His movies teach us that developing to a certain extent/too much is bad for human beings and that living with nature is very important.
Just my take on it :D
My favorite movies
My favorite Japanese movies are "Nausica of the Valley of the Wind ","Laputa, the castle of the sky " and "My Neighbour Totoro ".
I like these movies. They were filmed by Mr. Hayao Miyazaki, a movie director.
These movies are anime, and children can also enjoy the story.
When I watch his movies, my heart always becomes warm. I feel peaceful and I am really moved.
His movies teach us that too much developing is bad for human beings and how important it is to live with nature.
Nicely doen :) I've seen a few Miyazaki films myself. My favourites are My neighbour Totoro, Whisper of the heart and Kiki's delivery service. I agree they always make the viewer feel happy, but I think all of his films can also be very melancholic too.
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