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Sentimental story
Millie 2022-03-22 09:01:15
The stepmother sent Sophie and her two younger sisters to the hat shop as apprentices because they couldn't afford to live. The two sisters soon left the hat shop to pursue their dreams, but Sophie persisted. One day, a mobile fortress came next to the town. Legend has it that Hal, the owner of the fortress, specializes in absorbing the soul of young girls, so the girls in the town dare not approach. A vicious witch was jealous of Sophie's hat-making skills and used witchcraft to turn her into an 80-year-old woman, and Sophie could not tell others about her witchcraft. Helpless, Sophie decided to escape the town alone. It was getting dark, and the weak Sophie didn't go far and came to the moving castle. Thinking that she was already an old woman, Sophie courageously walked into the castle. I don't want to, I met the same flame demon that she had encountered. The two agreed to help each other break their spells
Extended Reading
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Stone 2022-01-25 08:03:03
Hayao Miyazaki’s anime was watched by a computer in our dormitory room. The roommates were from the Tucao Ren to the nympho Hal. In short, it is a great anime. From the creativity, tones, and the plot are full of moving.
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Winnifred 2022-03-20 09:01:16
bad movie. It is true that Hayao Miyazaki's dreams are true. The whole film is as chaotic as dreams, with frequent lack of logic, unpredictable main lines, and unreasonable performance of the characters. The basic storytelling is not clear. What's the use of having so many beautiful scenery? I might as well learn pixiv from the beautiful pictures. With a score of 8.9, the first comment is actually more than 8,000 useful plot troubleshooting, which is a bit funny.
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Old Sophie: What a dump. When I think of castles, it's not what I picture.
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Old Sophie: All right Calcifer, let's get cooking.
Calcifer: I don't cook! I'm a scary and powerful fire demon!
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Although the years go by, the only thing that remains unchanged is a heart
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A bit disappointed, but still recommend
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Movie settings and metaphors that you only understand after watching it twice
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Hal, an almost naive idealist.
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If you read the book first and then watch the animation, people will be disappointed