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Simulwatch - The Horrors of World War II: The Pacific Theatre
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<blockquote data-quote="Neil.T" data-source="post: 584431" data-attributes="member: 4160"><p>You know what? I've said many times over that <em>The Wind Rises</em> is my favourite Ghibli film, but isn't its visual style so utterly conventional compared to Isao Takahata's subsequent offering? So I've found myself thinking largely the same. There's a real contrast in objectives there, which really does interest me.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Absolutely so. Neither man had stagnated by that point in their careers <em>at all</em>, and I find it very telling that these two films are my outright favourites by each director. Both features are so <em>ambitious</em>, but in entirely different ways.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Some thoughts on today's film coming next.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Neil.T, post: 584431, member: 4160"] You know what? I've said many times over that [I]The Wind Rises[/I] is my favourite Ghibli film, but isn't its visual style so utterly conventional compared to Isao Takahata's subsequent offering? So I've found myself thinking largely the same. There's a real contrast in objectives there, which really does interest me. Absolutely so. Neither man had stagnated by that point in their careers [I]at all[/I], and I find it very telling that these two films are my outright favourites by each director. Both features are so [I]ambitious[/I], but in entirely different ways. Some thoughts on today's film coming next. [/QUOTE]
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