I almost went with Watership Down.
The Fox and the Hound?
Well, maybe The Fox and the Hound isn’t quite as harrowing but it still left me with a life long impression.
I almost went with Watership Down.
The Fox and the Hound?
Well, maybe The Fox and the Hound isn’t quite as harrowing but it still left me with a life long impression.
Melancholia? Breaking the Waves?
Bush league, in comparison. I still can’t believe it was shown in movie theaters (in Japan) in a double feature with My Neighbor Totoro.
I was trying to remember the name of this one, it’s from the Memories compilation of shorts and will break your heart:
(I would recommend watching it before reading the synopsis though.)
The Fox and the Hound was? That’s like, two pretty diametric takes on relationships there.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen The Fox and the Hound.
It’s like Grave of the Fireflies, but with anthropomorphic animals.
Is it as sad as I remember it being?
I have no idea. I have seen it, but not in 30+ years.
lol, near the top of the search results:
And a very reactionary view of race relations at its heart.
From Disney? NEVER.
But this time it’s just a tiny bit subtle…
Well, too lighten things up Amazon just released a new Ghibli series on Prime, Ronju. So, find some more lighthearted escape.
Melancholia. It messed me up for a week.
4pm EST. He’s coming.
And then we find out that the phone calls Rob thought were common messages about a safe cracker coming were actually cryptic hints for foiling the plans of a shadowy criminal organization…
Hopefully.
Also, the rolling eyes at President Dad gif NEVER gets old.