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Published: 2014-08-06 17:07:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 383; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 0
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"I've loved you since the wind brought you to me."I absolutely loved how they animated Jiro and Nahoko's relationship, it was so sweet and heart-warming. This is probably my favourite part. *sobs quietly in a corner*
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I think it's also one of the most sad moment in the movie.
Nice drawing, anyway
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Thank you 
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Did she HAVE to die? Come on, miyazaki, you're not diseny, you don't have to make us cry!
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ikr?? I had a bad feeling towards the end but I didn't actually think she'd die ;__;
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Seriously, It made me clinically depressed. And I only found out yesterday.
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what? D: are you all right?? don't be depressed
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Thanks, it's just that it's incrediblly sad and well, I'm easily depressed sometimes.
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I know what you mean and this particular movie by him is so realistic that it hits the feels pretty hard, similar to grave of the fireflies. It's a bittersweet thing when a movie leaves that sort of impact on you, on one hand you know it's brilliantly executed but on the other it's so good that it leaves a lasting impression on you.
However I loved how he showed them falling in love, it's so pure and warm.
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Yeah, but why do they have to play with my emotions? If you want to tell a love story, that's fine, but do they have to make it end in tragedy? I mean, the world's depressing enough.
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well it's not so much a love a story as it is a tribute to part of a real-life story about the war. so it's understandable that it's more mature and real compared to his other films that were more fantastical and light. I kinda think it is suppose to reflect the tragedies of the real world, like how someone has to deal with hardships in life whether it be chasing a dream without giving up or staying strong when grief and worry also make their way into our lives. For example, Jiro never gives up and even when Nahoko is ill, he remains optimistic and loves her unwaveringly. Even at the end, he comes to accept that she has moved on when she tells him to keep on living.
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yea, I know. I was just staring at the screen without knowing how I felt about it when the credits played the first time I watched it. I was more upset than accepting at first but undeniably it'll be a movie I'd remember.Β
It's okay, don't let it get to you
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I'll try, but I'm kind of sensitive when it comes to this stuff
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Wonderfull work. Miyazaki let a little taste of Satoshi KonΒ here, Millenium Actress or Memories...
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Thank you! Ah really? I hadn't realised that while watching.
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So pretty *A* ! I watched the Wind Rises and I loved their relationship. But it's just so realistic and sad in a way ;A;
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Thank you
Yea, I agree and I think that's what made it so great. It felt so real even for an animated movie 
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That's what I love about Hayao's Miyazaki work! They are so realistic and the story is very powerful!
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Yea, absolutely. and I'm sure it'll last for the generations to come ^^
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