I'm not going to go into extreme detail - if you like Miyazaki's other work, you'll recognize a lot of his stylistic influences present here. However, The Cat Returns is also missing a lot of the wit that makes Miyazaki's other films succeed, and simply put, it cannot measure up to his true masterpieces like Castle in the Sky and Kiki's Delivery Service. In the end, the entire plot feels like an elongated excuse to transform a Japanese schoolgirl (likely not of consenting age) into an anthropomorphic cat; a powerful and recurring fantasy for 100% of Japanese men over 40.Get more detail about The Cat Returns.
No comments:
Post a Comment