Dec. 23, 2025
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Very good, I like it.
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Same.
Very striking pic. Slight unreality in the poses, nice.
Reminds me of the Train Scene in Spirited Away.Ron
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Reminds me of the Twilight Zone tv series. Everything is "off" just enough to look a little unsettling. Like it.
Thanks for sharing,
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I’m so grateful for your kind words. I’ve always considered selling my photos but never taken any steps in that direction. I think it demands a lot of groundwork and time investment and it might still not be successful.
Thank you Ron, once I tried to watch this film but it did not work for me, I should try it again.I know it is a highly praised masterwork.
Thank you barondla. I find a strong aesthetic in this composition, the way subjects spread across the frame and their relative positions to viewer work well for me. I am glad you liked it too.
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I wouldn't get the guilts up over it. The Fast Forward button is your friend.
The film itself is a mess, distorted plot, radical changes of "look", appalling English dubbing choices and an obvious battle to decide whether it was for laughs or aesthetics. If memory serves, there were financial woes and it is two uncompleted films slapped together, but I could be wrong.
It's a tribute to the animators, a bungalow/Stalag full of little Japanese ladies slaving away to produce the best graphics on film, ever.
The minute detail of some of the backgrounds is so far beyond what was required, it remains unbelievable.
