After seeing Spirited Away I've realised I need to start getting through the Ghibli films, which one would you guys like to see done next?

It’s such a good story

just watched the movie and it was great and instantly 1 of my favourite movies of all time

My favorite thing about studio ghibli: They don’t make seconds of the movies that ruin the movie *coff* *coff* Disney

I remember I watched spirited away for the first time in my sixth grade geography class. we were learning about japan and its culture and the teacher just played the movie one day. It was a really good movie.

I was 8 years old, i was in my first class of school Every few day our teachers took us to other class where we watched cartoons with other class guys One of teachers made us watch this Lmao

Dude I remember this oh God it was so good it was also really weird and disturbing but it was so good the artwork the characters the story it was amazing

Demond slayer surpassed this

One of my friends watched this movie and she said she liked it. I was really excited because we don’t like a ton of movies but when I asked her what she liked about it she said “Haku is a dragon”. ...... it hurts me how much she is missing the point.

Yea i watch tototro and spirited away pretty much no problem to me but its my favorites/EDIT: FORGOT TO ADD PONYO

spirited away isnt a movie, its an adventure teaching you life lessons

This movie is about her being sold into sex slavery. It's sad. Confirmed by the creator.

Spirited away, along with Wolf's Rain were my introduction to anime.

I got this movie on disc for my 8th birthday, I was haunted for years. I still haven't watched past the the scene were the kid goes past the bridge.

I loved ponyo as a kid.

PLEASE DO A WHISKER AWAY

I have all DVDS

When i was a kid and watch this i was so traumatized by the creepy scene

Spirited Away was my introduction to Studio Ghibli.

I Actully Watched This When I Was 6 When I Had A Babysitter And I Thought Thr Parents Turning Into Pigs Was Really Weird

Stop it get some help dont do drugs

I almost cried in the movie for idk reason and it felt good. But actually I had lot of unsatisfaction , 1. I wish she took haku with him , I mean she could hav waited for him , as the spell was over . 2 . Or at least there should hav been a part in the ending where in the real world , she finds him(haku) . Their love was so pure spirited . It would hav been a great satisfaction. 3. She could hav said byee to that lonely no-face 😭 . 4 . Should hav thanked kamaji & the women (I don't remember her name) who helped her throughout and gave dress. ❤️ She was so lovely and kind . I wishhh these happened. Especially the 1. ....I wishh.....such a Gold movie.

It was over 2 hours!?!? When it was over I was like, already?

I remember trying to watch this movie a few times when it came out, I just couldn't get into it. Even as a child I knew anime was for weebs.

My first films were this and Totoro, and I have no regrets from that.

I will never forgive people who pronounce whatabuger like "water burger"

12:09 I think you need to know who you’re young friends are, before you say anything about them, Hiyazaki-sama. Realistically, they haven’t noticed. Just saying lol

Best part of the movie is when the girl slowly makes her way down the stairs 😂

looks good sounds good story doesnt make sense and plot is shit 9.5/10

1:59 "Now this may not be my proudest fa.... " . Thought it was going all the way there.

The music in this movie was amazing, the scenery makes u yearn for some fantasy land, the food makes u hungry, the animation is smooth as heck, i cant find a single bad thing in this film and i watch it every year. The first time ghe family goes to the theme park and walks in the grassy field makes me feel things u cant describe. The train scene is very nice. I wish we had more world building to understand where all those locations we see near the train track are.

That scene of her parents eating food and later when she eats the rice balls while crying always made me ridiculously hungry for food i never had

No its jib fuck y'all 💙

'He looks like Dr. Robotnik'. Same here my friend, same here.

This is litterly the first thing I ever watched on a TV when I was a child

God, props to the animators. Imagine having to hand draw all of the individual wrinkles in skin and movements of the environment, BY HAND! I love the animation so much

Did he really said Spirited away is "not the most well-known Ghibli film"?

Could you make a Series about Ghibli or other Anime Movies?

This was one of the animes that i used to watch as a kid. It makes me feel, not sad, but also not happy. Just a feeling in between them that makes me feel whole, yet empty.

1:27... ...what?

ghibli is pronounced with the hard g, since here in Italy, a g or c with an h in front of them, is pronounced hard.

I have seen this as a kid

Fun fact : This movie is on Netflix

This movie is awesome

So many memories to that movie. Thank you for giving it more attention.

Joe hisaishi, "crash and burn" from the venus wars soundtrack.

The film was actually based on the economic change in Japan. Around the 1990s, the Japanese economy and stock market crashed and the economic bubble and high they were enjoying died, leading the a much more competitive environment and the old and stable forms of making a living and money weren't working anymore. The reason for the change in the parents to pigs was because their money didn't work and chiro had to survive on her own as her parents had failed her, like how the japanese economy and systems failed the people and they had to survive in the new competitive atmosphere. It was a moview that looked at the new reality in a fantasy world to show that Japan of old and prosperous was gone and the need to fight and survive had begun.

Well I always called it Gib-lee not Jib-lee because that's how we say the G in my language. Good to know how to say it the right way.

9:21 this scene right here is my favorite.

I found the lack of cohesive plot to be really annoying. The film introduces a ton of elements and mysteries that are completely forgotten about. Here are just some of them; • Why does the world want to trap people inside, when working at the bathhouse is still optional? • What was the weakness that Chihiro felt? • Why does Baba have a giant baby? • Where do the guests of the bathhouse come from? • Why is the marketplace seperated from the bathhouse? • Who owns the marketplace? • Are the other humans working at the marketplace actually humans? • Why did the boiler room man claim to be Chihiros grandfather? • Who is the No Face creature? • Why cannot the No Face creature digest living beings? • Where does Baba fly off during day? • What was the protective hair band for? • Why does Baba have a twin sister, whom she hates, although they are almost the same person? • Why was the entrance of the tunnel so full of forestation when they returned? I mean I could go on and on.

It's fine. I am not a fan of Spirited away. I personally prefers *Isao Thakahata* movies from Ghibli.

Ngl i just watched this film like 5 mins ago and i didnt even notice the music because it just looked so good and i was way to focused on the visuals that i even forgot the story and got chracters mixed up, good movie though, i'll rewatch it.

“Greedy pigs”. Huh, that’s just another word for Illumination Entertainment.

I only watched this because of my English teacher, and she made us do an assignment while we watched the movie

This movie really wasn't that great...

The moment they heard the train sound, they had transcended to the the ghost world.

I like Hako in both forms

Flood plan land

Soul food medicine

I like the original my heart will go on not the memes of it i don't like them

No Face is the Flesh Eating Noh Mask

Man really said “tot or oh”

This movie is highly overrated.... I just wasted my 2 hours just sitting and watching this shit!!

I recommend you "Whisper of the Heart" An Underrated movie made by Studio Ghibli

I pronounced gif. G I F Like JI AY EF

As a kid I thought this was a horror movie

Fun fact: Mrs' Jotunheim, the witch lady in The Amazing World of Gumball, was actually inspired by Yubaba.

I have not seen it ever

Watched this a few months ago, I think I liked it? It’s gave me a very weird feeling, the whole thing is like a crazy fever dream.

My child years are coming back thank you Steve for reminding me this movie

where do i watch it?

My aunt and I loved this movie and "in my opinion", this brings nostalgia

This is the film that introduced me to Japanese culture and media. I’m so glad it did cuz I look back fondly at it

Fun fact I don’t remember what movie from studio ghibli when one country tried to cut some of the movie for going against the guide lines but when they tried that miasaki (I don’t know how to spell his name) mailed them a katana and said no cuts because he never wants his movies to be cut ever

"Spirited Away" was my first Miyazaki film, and is probably my favorite (though it's got some tough competition from "My Neighbor Totoro", "Princess Mononoke", and "Howl's Moving Castle"). I first saw it at a sleepover in eighth grade just about the moment it was released on VHS/DVD (it was still common for movies to come out in both) in the US. My friend's dad was sometimes able to get advance copies of movies from his job (I want to say it had something to do with video rental? Maybe he worked for Blockbuster or something? Remember Blockbuster?), so we watched the dub when it was brand spankin' new. I fell in love with the film, like I'd never fallen in love with any anime (besides Pokémon) before. And one of my friends got kind of a huge crush on Haku, which was weird, because out of the three or four of us at that sleepover, she'd be the one I'd least expect to have a thing for an anime character. So many good memories...

Dude, I don't know where Steve got his pronunciation info from, but they're wrong. "GH" is HARD "G" in Italian. Look at the words "ghetto" and "spaghetti", and then look at the name "Giorno Giovanna" (my roommate's "Golden Wind" obsession has finally gotten me to the point of making Jojo's references when I don't even watch the show) from a show in which it is literally an important character trait that his first and last name both be pronounced with a soft "G". So there you go.

This film reminds me of Fran bow

This is really not for kids. 😳

4:18 The masked creature was an impostor. 1 impostor remains.

To think they showed us this movie in kindergarten

The Queen definitely needs to watch this film.

this company is the shit I seen meney of these move ... They don't make mistakes AND WILL NEVER MAKE MISTAKES. See ther moves there grate

I only went here because I thought the black figure look like the puppet master from fnaf

I love Chihiro's stone cold expression when talking to the bloated No Face. She's like, "Look, I'm sorry you're in so much pain right now, but I literally just got done saving my man from bleeding to death downstairs, and now I've got to go save his handsome ass from a curse put on his body, so if you could kindly knock it the fuck off, that'd be much appreciated...oh and here's some spirit aspirin. Trust me, that shit works."

Wait, 2 hours?! Really?! I never realized, and I watched this movie a lot when I was a kid! Guess that means the pacing is really good indeed

I had the pleasure of seeing this at Ghibli fest before COVID hit. Despite the fact everyone most likely saw it the movie ended with a round of applause from everyone in there. The only other instances I saw that happened was when I went to see the Empire Strikes back re-release and Avengers end game in theaters. Also Disney KILLED IT with the dubbing for this! It's honestly one of the best dubs in anime history.

The first time i watch this movie was at school before covid and ever since then I've been trying to find a way to watch it again

This is a very beautiful film when it comes to visiuals but I don't know why I feel it being a bit overhyped I came in expecting great storytelling but it's strong side was it's animation. I donno..... how I feel about this I wanna say I didn't enjoy this as much but that would be completely wrong for me to say.

I guess we aren't going to talk about the fact that the movie takes place in a bath house for mysterious creatures that only come out at night. Or that no face represents men seeking prostitution. That are young hero refuses his gifts, which renders him angry, because he wants her. Or the fact that the headmistress fosters this behavior. One of those things you can't unsee once someone points it out

It’s actually pronounced to-to-ro

I saw this at my school last year and by golly I love it

you're the kind of person who'll be sent to hell because you came to the pearl gates and said "Jod"

Me:Hearing always with me👁👄👁

I love this movie

Miyuzaki calls those moments of nothing in between, Ma. He's a master of the space between.

"Or, Nuhtelluh, which some people pronounce Nutella even though it's CLEARLY meant to be pronounced- Wait, what the fuuu-"

2:24 wtf

Today, the like to dislike ratio is: 20,000 -> 211 200 -> 2

Idk what it is, but hearing the dubbed version makes me cringe

I bet Steve got spirited away after watching this.