[ SECRET POST #3562 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3562 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Kiki's Delivery Service]


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03.
[Great British Bake Off]


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04.
[Fables: The Wolf Among Us]


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05.
(Teen Wolf)


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06.
[Eva Green in Penny Dreadful]


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07.
[Designated Survivor]

















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I was going to disagree, but I started typing up the plot and you are right it is ludicrous. Kid has asshole parents who steal from fairies, kid has to work for fairies to pay off parent's debt, something something something and they all lived happily ever after apart from being memory wiped and probably being on some sort of watch list for vanishing for months while in fairyland. And a dragon being attacked by paper planes happened.

[ninety6tears]

I've never quite been able to put my finger on why I find Miyazaki overrated, but it boils down to feeling like I'm watching the kind of classical romance that's a series of smaller adventures that seem made up on the spot, which is not my thing.

[world_eater]

it's really not difficult idk what you guys are talking about. if you have a bad memory that's not the movies fault...

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, you summarize it in one paragraph then.

[world_eater]

a kid gets trapped in the spirit world with her parents who are turned into pigs and is forced to work in a bathhouse to free them; she does so with the help of haku, a boy cursed into the service of the evil witch that owns the bathhouse. together and with the help of the witches twin sister they discover his true identity of a river spirit, freeing him and then forcing the evil witch to turn her parents back and free the kid by holding the location of her missing child hostage.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

[(Anonymous)]

the witch isn't very evil, all she does is make an obnoxious kid do grunt work. All the kid does in the movie other than that is scream, fall down and stick her arms up like Cornholio.

[world_eater]

just for simplicity's sake, I'm sure the moralities of the movie can be debated.

I do remember haku was forced into her service though with that whole curse business which made him get badly hurt by her sister, so I think there is a compelling case to be made for her evilness (sorry the details elude me, it's been ages since I watched it)

[ibbity]

He movies are long and rambling and aren't necessarily very tightly plotted. That isn't bad, it's more of a Japanese style of narration than the more, hm, concise movies that most westerners are used to. But it does mean that you have to pay a lot of attention to keep track of what is going on in a lot of his movies.

[(Anonymous)]

It's almost the movie version of a Picaresque novel. I like it for that reason.

[(Anonymous)]

It was about growing up. And learning responsibility. How what you do affects the world.