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Spirited Away
Director: Hayao Miyazaki; Release Date: April 15, 2003
Directed by animation legend Hayao Miyazaki, SPIRITED AWAY is the tale of Chihiro (voiced by Daveigh Chase), a young girl who is taken down an unusual road by her parents while moving to a new home in an unfamiliar town. The curiosity of Chihiro's … see full wiki
Cast:
Paz Vega,
David Ogden Stiers,
Tara Strong,
John Ratzenberger,
Michael Chiklis,
Susan Egan,
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Director:
Hayao Miyazaki
Genre:
Family
Release Date:
2002, September 20, 2002
MPAA Rating:
PG
8 reviews about Spirited Away
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Beautiful story of forced honor and the price others pay for someone else's transgression. Keep an eye out for the love story, it's easy to miss it but adds one more dimension to make the film that much better.
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Gorgeous animation, enchanting tale well told from beginning to end
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Truly the work of an eccentric genius. The film features top-notch animation & some incredibly weird characters.
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Quick Tip by dogsbody.
March 18, 2010
Honestly, one of my favourite movies. Among Miyazaki's best. Beautiful, strange and amazing.
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Quick Tip by devora.
March 16, 2010
Such a sweet & visually tantalizing movie. Not only great for children, but for all other ages as well.
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Quick Tip by MeowMeowMeow.
December 20, 2009
This is one of my all time favorite films and my favorite movie from Hayao Miyazaki. Beautiful animation & music, and classic characters.
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Quick Tip by devora.
September 28, 2009
Highly imaginative and such a sweet, innocent, and thought-provoking film, yet still wonderful for any age.
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review by shinjiblue.
June 05, 2008
This film is enjoyable at face value for its sheer imagination but it also makes you think, which is a considerable point in its favor, particularly when compared to some of the mindless drivel which passes for box office entertainment these days. While it is made in the style of a children's fairy tale, there are underlying themes alluding to the good and bad of human nature and the obstacles one faces on the road from childhood to maturity. The story has depth but also a certain innocence, reminiscent … more
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