#Ghibli scenery movie
Yet another movie filled with amazing nature sites, you will experience more flowers, blue skies, and broomsticks than ever before. KiKi’s Delivery Service 1989Ī movie way ahead of its time, according to Miyazaki, KiKi’s Delivery Service portrays the gulf between independence and reliance in teenage Japanese girls. If you haven’t seen Princess Mononoke yet, do yourself a favor and stream it right away.
Slammed full of forest imagery, mountainous landscapes and beautiful characters. It was a critical and commercial blockbuster, becoming the highest-grossing film in Japan of 1997, and also held Japan’s box office record for domestic films until Spirited Away in 2001. My personal favorite work of art by Studio Ghibli, this film is abundant with nature shots. So today, let’s deep dive into some of these notable films and their incredible scenery. I have spent most of my life growing up to movies like Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, and When Marnie was There and I absolutely refuse to accept anything less than the nature portrayed throughout these movies. Miyazaki’s films often emphasize environmentalism and the Earth’s fragility. That is why we make efforts to incorporate them as much as possible in our work.” -Hayao Miyazaki
We think that weather, time, rays of light, plants, water, and wind-what make up the landscape-are all beautiful. Human relationships are not the only thing that is interesting. That is because we feel that the world is beautiful. “We don’t subordinate the natural setting to the characters.
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