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Ponyo: Ponyo loves Sosuke!
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Ponyo: Ponyo wants ham!
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Lisa: So, Ponyo, what's your Dad like?
Ponyo: He hates humans! He keeps me in a bubble, so I swam away from home.
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Noriko: I'd let a fish lick me if it'd get me out of this wheelchair.
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Sosuke: Ponyo, make the candle bigger!
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Ponyo: Ponyo loves Sosuke! I will be a human, too!
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Lisa: I say we start with dessert and go backwards. It's been a backwards kind of day!
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Sosuke: Mom! Ponyo came back, and she's a little girl now!
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Lisa: So what's your Mother like, then?
Ponyo: She's big and beautiful, but she can be very scary!
Sosuke: Just like my Mom.
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Sosuke: Look at her. Isn't she pretty?
Kumiko: That's the most boring goldfish I've ever seen in my entire life!
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Kôichi: You can't be busy - you're five!
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Sosuke: [after several waves with eyes fail to catch him by the shore] That was weird.
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Fujimoto: Respect your father!
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Fujimoto: You must promise me something. You will never go back to the surface, yes?
[He offers Ponyo a piece of food on a toothpick]
Fujimoto: Come on, now. Eat, Brunhilde.
Ponyo: I want ham!
[She defiantly blows away the food]
Fujimoto: Ham? You ate the food! What else did you do? Did you taste blood, Brunhilde?
Ponyo: My name is not Brunhilde. It's Ponyo.
Fujimoto: Ponyo?
Ponyo: Ponyo! Ponyo loves Sosuke! I will be a human too!
Fujimoto: Human? What do you know about humans, Brunhilde? They spoil the sea. They treat your home like their empty black souls.
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Justen 2022-04-24 07:01:05
【B+】Too beautiful, too innocent, and too childish. Therefore, the subtraction in the play has distorted the logical chain of film reviews to a degree that cannot be ignored. But it is a work of positioning itself, and you don't have to care about these. Instead, you should focus on the author's expression under the innocence: the "moving" word of "animation" has been achieved to the extreme. It is no exaggeration to say that it is the most terrifying theatrical animation I have ever seen, especially the part of Ponyo running on the sea. The countless details of the painting together constitute a turbulent sensory experience, which almost made me cry. After that, finally came the image Miyazaki was looking for-the moment when human society was buried by the ocean. Houses have been turned into isolated islands, roads have disappeared, all industrial signs have been replaced by ancient marine creatures tens of millions of years ago, people on the sea have no sorrow or joy, and people below the sea accept this miracle. Watching on the big screen is still an indescribable shock, applauding every skill and imagination.
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Federico 2022-03-27 09:01:05
The black-bellied version of the conjecture, I can't say it: In fact, Ponyo and Sousuke are children who were adopted by the single Risa without parents (so Sousuke called Risa by her name), the so-called mermaid queen is Ponyo's fantasy Life experience (a little girl's princess dream). Risa and her mother-in-law died in the flood when she went to rescue people. Actually...it's a work of realism!
