I’m not too crazy about it though, and that’s primarily because of it lacking the sense of connectivity to audiences of all ages present in pretty much every other Studio Ghibli movie. The film relishes in its simplistic nature, and it isn’t very difficult to follow. I especially liked the way this picture incorporated magic into its story about a boy and his relationship with a goldfish princess. The imagination, creativity, innocence, and budding intelligence that comes along with that time so many look back on after it has passed is examined in this picture, and to the extent of a kids film, it is very enjoyable. ‘Ponyo’ is, above everything, a film about childhood.

This article celebrates the very best of anime movies and makes a humble attempt recognize their impact on world cinema. But perhaps the one that stood tall amongst them all would be Hayao Miyazaki whose path-breaking, revolutionary works shattered the cultural boundaries of the medium in a way the world had never seen before.

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