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Haru est une jeune lycéenne de 17 ans pleine de doutes qui ne trouve pas sa place au milieu des autres. Sa vie bascule le jour où, sur le chemin du retour du lycée avec sa meilleure amie Hiromi, elle sauve la vie d'un chat qui manque d'être écrasé par un camion. Mais il ne s'agit pas de n'importe quel chat, car celui-ci parle et se présente comme Loon, le prince du Royaume des chats...
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I'd heard brilliant things about this but eh I feel nothing.
Didn't grab me at all. The story was meh, the magical kingdom did not feel like a true Ghibli paradise, the overall visual styling was not that appealing to me. I think this is my least favorite Ghibli of all, sorry. But maybe that's because this movie seems more directed at a younger audience.
why does the baron have fingers (shut up don’t you even try)
A beautiful story, maybe a fairy tale. The characters are destinct from each other, standing out, and overall it is just a great family-friendly adventure, which made me gasping for all the events and world-building. It will send you into a world of mysterious wonders, waiting to get revealed in order to amaze you. I really felt the effort in this. It is a bit hard to say that apart from the above what REALLY makes this so likeable, from the sympathic characters or just hitting the exact perfect pacing - nothing is rushed nor really standing still for too long. This is actually a sequel or spin-off of "Whisper of the Heart", starring the baron cat again. (Which I don't think having watched yet and certainly not recently) Be like: Princess Mononoke (likely, never watched it)...nevermind, on the trakt.tv preview screen PM looks rather bloody lol. Maybe a more modern fairy tale version of Alice might be somewhat fitting as a description Rating: 10/10
Another great journey to a fantasy world from Studio Gibli. Not as good as _Spirited Away_, but something that the studio's fans will surely enjoy.