Belle is another installment in the Mamoru Hosoda fantasy universe. It follows a Beauty and the Beast-esque storyline as the main character, Suzu, transforms into her digital avatar, Belle. This movie reportedly received a 14 minute long standing ovation at … Continue reading Belle (Anime) | A Contrived Mess that Ultimately Has Nothing to Say
Charming and quirky, Mirai no mirai is one of Mamoru Hosoda’s weirdest films (and he’s no stranger to weird premises). Supernatural elements are always at the very core of his films, and Mirai no Mirai is no exception, with time … Continue reading Mirai no Mirai | The Inseparable Connections of Family
If you’ve found this, you’ve probably just watched Howl’s Moving Castle and are thinking, “huh?”. Well fret not, friend, for I was also fairly confused the first time I watched what is now one of my favourite films. Here’s a … Continue reading Howl’s Moving Castle Explained (Curse & Ending too)
I really thought hard about what I could share with this update, since most of the stuff I talked about previously is still a work in progress. So rather than talk about improving and moving forward this time, I want … Continue reading 100 000 Views Update | Milestones
Studio Ghibli is without a doubt the most famous animation studio in Japan. The studio has produced some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring films that have stood the test of time, transcended language barriers and inspired millions. The Ghibli museum is … Continue reading Ghibli Museum Guide | The dream destination of any anime fan
Studio Ghibli’s iconic movies are finally coming to Netflix! Here’s a little (read: big) flex: I have completed Studio Ghibli’s entire catalogue. This is the perfect time for me to reflect on and rank these movies, as some of you … Continue reading Every Single Ghibli Movie, Ranked
My friends and I had set aside this day to travel to Oxford university! This was going to be my first long distance (relatively) trip during this trip, as there was a 2 hour train journey awaiting us. After the … Continue reading UK 3/02 | I went to Hogwarts
Maquia and Wolf Children are both very good movies that use fantasy elements to explore the concept of motherhood and what it means to a mother and her children. While Wolf Children zeros in on the mother-child plotline, Maquia is … Continue reading Maquia vs Wolf Children | Motherhood
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