[ SECRET POST #5734 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5734 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

They're very very very pretty, they're aesthetically rich and detailed and have a distinctive and classical aesthetic style, the best ones are also thematically rich, and they have classic, well-worn narratives and characters that have a broad appeal to wide audiences. It's not hard to figure out what makes people love them. People love classics and Ghibli movies are modern classics. And there's a wide variety of different variations on the style so everyone can find a Ghibli movie that appeals to them.

[(Anonymous)]

To be honest I never really understood why people call Ghibli movies pretty. The animation style seems rather generic to me. I agree they are aesthetically rich and the stories are well-worn narratives, like you said, which I find gives the movies an almost comforting feel when watching them. But I wouldn't call them pretty.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, there's no use arguing about taste, I guess. I don't know! I find them really pretty, I think they're very clean and nostalgic and beautiful. I think there's a reason that Ghibli cityscapes and Ghibli landscapes and Ghibli food pictures are so popular on social media.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe that's it - when I think of Ghibli movies I mostly think of the characters rather than the landscapes and food. I agree that the latter are very vibrant, they're just not what comes to mind to me when talking about Ghibli animation.

[(Anonymous)]

... it's no more generic than Disney animation?

[(Anonymous)]

This is true.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, I find Disney animation generic too, at least if we're talking about the princess movies. So that checks out?