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The Tale of the Princess Kaguya - AniMat's Classic Reviews

🕑 Added 2024-11-06 20:00:04 +0000 UTC

Comments

Kenneth Stoddard

I have seen it already after watching all the Studio Ghibli and I would add this on my top favorite Studio Ghibli films out. It an amazing movie that everyone should watch.

Anthony Estrada

Took one look at the christmas film just now and had to keep myself from bursting hysterically from craziness and awful

Anthony Estrada

I consider it to be up there with grave of the fireflies as isao's best with a 10/10. As for the next classic review, oh boy... it's from the same team that did the octopus titanic animated films. Good luck

DPWebbz

Also, at first I thought he was referring to Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights, especially when he said the word CRAZY (I know that one’s about a different holiday, but I couldn’t really think of anything else until I read the comments.

DPWebbz

I know, right? It’s as CRAZY as the movie Mat was describing!

SonicandShadowPlushChannel

🥺damn it we haven't had a 2/10 in 5 years

TheMiuToo

First off, this movie is beautiful. Second, a holiday movie by Mondo…OH….OH NO!

Max Cull

Christmas In New York Might Be The Next Classic Review (From The Same Guys Behind Tentacolino). Oh God Help Us All

Redbandit

I remember watching this movie when I did a marathon of every movie that was nominated for best animated feature and for the most part I enjoyed it however I can’t get past the fact that near the end of the when Kaguya meets back up with the boy she grew up with he was actually going to leave his wife and child behind just so he could be with her. That alone almost made me stop liking him, as for the next review I honestly have no idea what it could be, I was thinking maybe Mad Monster Party but that’s Rankin Bass

Justin Monti

I love this movie, as far as Isao Takahata, final movie he definitely went out on a highly note. The store is really engaging, the animation is absolutely gorgeous and the characters are really well done, overall a fantastic movie and a great way to cap off Isao Takahata’s film career. I’m honestly not sure what the next classic review is, but it should be interesting.