Chihiro ends up a character sympathetic to both children, and to adults who can relate to her situation due to our own unfamiliarity with the strange world she's landed in. Both of these connect very well with the emotional journey Chihiro goes through very well. There are two ways I like to think about the movie: The first being that it's about a girl separated from her parents at an amusement park (which is technically true), and the second being that it's about a girl who gets forced into labor (which is what happens at the bathhouse). Everything feels bigger than it really is due to the camera being focused on Chihiro. All the nitty gritty lore and rules of the world is just out of reach and never fully explained, but you just have to trust that all the creatures are speaking the truth.
Spirited Away manages to capture the fear and confusion a child feels when lost in an adult world through its fantasy elements. Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit Wings of Honneamise: The Royal Space Forceĥ5. So I'll need your help both in posting animated movies and upvoting others who you agree with.ġ0. Eventually the list will be arranged by the most upvoted film down to the least and create our definitive list.
None of these are my picks they're completely based on the comments. The way this works is you post your favorite animation films in the comments and I'll add them to the list. This list is completely dictated by the comments, so you can change it!!
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