Welcome to the FEBRUARY edition (Nr 2 of 12) of the #HumpdayAndChill 🎬🍿 event – the monthly movie event where we recommend our favourite movies and series centred around a specific topic, chosen by the #TangledCommunity , and where you can #earn a share of 25,000,000 millix, thanks to the amazing
This month’s theme is — as usual — chosen via the #CaturdayVote :
🇯🇵 Best MANGA/ANIME film/series 🇯🇵
PLEASE OBEY THESE 4 SIMPLE RULES: 1️⃣ PICK your film/series 👀 – please stick to the theme!* *This month’s theme requires JAPANESE anime/manga series or movies. I will not accept western style cartoons. 2️⃣ Create a POST and tell us about your pick IN YOUR OWN WORDS , please! 🙊 3️⃣ !!!!! COMMENT NAME of movie/series + your post link under this post 4️⃣ No doubles allowed !! If you see another Tangler picked the same movie, you are welcome to submit another one.
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Back in September I picked for “Films/series about animals” the fantastic movie by Hayao Miyazaki – My Neighbour Totoro. I want to be fair and not pick the same movie again, though I am really tempted! Instead, I will go with another one of Miyazaki’s great movies – HOWL’S MOVING CASTLE , since we are just past Valentine’s Day and February is the month of love…
This film is a spellbinding journey into a world of enchantment, courage, and love. The film tells the story of Sophie, a young woman transformed into an elderly lady by a wicked witch's curse. In her quest to break the spell, she encounters the enigmatic wizard Howl and becomes entangled in his magical and mysterious world.
The film is an absolute visual feast, with Miyazaki's signature animation bringing to life the fantastical landscapes and whimsical characters. The moving castle itself is a marvel of imagination, a ramshackle fortress that defies the laws of physics and transports viewers into a realm where anything is possible.
Beyond its stunning visuals, Howl's Moving Castle is a deeply emotional narrative that explores themes of identity, self-discovery, and the transformative power of love. Sophie's journey from self-doubt to empowerment is heartwarming and inspiring, while Howl's struggle with his own fears and insecurities adds depth to his character.
The film also subtly addresses the impacts of war, showcasing Miyazaki's commitment to pacifism and the importance of compassion and understanding in a world fraught with conflict.
Whether you're a fan of Studio Ghibli or discovering Miyazaki's work for the first time, Howl's Moving Castle is a must-watch that will leave you enchanted and moved! Take it from me – I have watched it many times and still love it as much as the very first time I watched it.