Japan Anime: Ghibli works and rankings are announced! : The Guardian
Japan Anime: Ghibli Movies
Netflix started distributing Studio Ghibli from February last month.
The Guardian has announced the ranking of Ghibli works.
This ranking:
Edited independently by The Guardian, and does not necessarily correspond to the national recognition or reputation of each work.
In addition, the reason why and the comment for each work are posted and there are interesting things.
Guardian: Studio Ghibli Ranking
1st place: “Princess Mononoke”
2nd place: “Howl’s Moving Castle”
3rd place: “Kiki’s Delivery Service”
4th: “My Neighbor Totoro”
5th place: “Laputa: Castle in the Sky”
6th: “Spirited Away”
7th place: “Firedrop Tomb”
8th: “Ged Senki”
9th place: “Ponyo on the cliff”
10th place: “If you listen”
11th place: “Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind”
12th place: “The Cat Returns”
13th place: “Kazetachinu”
14th: “The Story of Princess Kaguya”
15th place: “The sea sounds”
16th: “Marnie of Memories”
17th place: “Heisei Tanuki Battle Pompoko”
18th place: Borrowed Arrietty
19th place: “From Kokurizaka”
20th place: “Omohideproro”
21st place: “Hohokekyo next Yamada-kun”
22nd place: “Red Pig”
1st place: “Princess Mononoke”:
His work, based on the theme of conflicting interests between humans and nature, has been highly valued for saying, “We strongly appeal to today’s climate change.”
2nd place: “Howl’s Moving Castle”
The article concludes, “This is clearly Miyazaki’s response to the Iraqi conflict through film.”
3rd place: “Kiki’s Delivery Service”
The film has been described as “a lively film depicting a young woman full of adventurous spirit.”
“Works with a message that attracts attention in modern society” have been selected as high rankings.
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