Comments on: Starting Point by Hayao Miyazaki http://omohide.com/2103/starting-point-by-hayao-miyazaki/ "When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness." - C.S.Lewis Sun, 13 May 2012 10:57:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Theowne http://omohide.com/2103/starting-point-by-hayao-miyazaki/comment-page-1/#comment-5098 Theowne Sat, 27 Mar 2010 19:21:24 +0000 http://omohide.com/?p=2103#comment-5098 Because of how loosely organized it is ,its hard to say exactly how much something is discussed. I mean, there's a fifteen page chapter where he is interviewed about finishing the Nausicaa manga, but it comes up frequently in other interviews too. Overall, the writings on his opinions about other topics make up a greater part of this book than the witings on his own works. And relatively little Princess Mononoke is discussed, since the film wasn't completed by 1996. I haven't watched a single anime at all since my last review (no time!). Mononoke series is next on my queue =) Because of how loosely organized it is ,its hard to say exactly how much something is discussed. I mean, there’s a fifteen page chapter where he is interviewed about finishing the Nausicaa manga, but it comes up frequently in other interviews too. Overall, the writings on his opinions about other topics make up a greater part of this book than the witings on his own works. And relatively little Princess Mononoke is discussed, since the film wasn’t completed by 1996.

I haven’t watched a single anime at all since my last review (no time!). Mononoke series is next on my queue =)

]]> By: signorRossi http://omohide.com/2103/starting-point-by-hayao-miyazaki/comment-page-1/#comment-5096 signorRossi Sat, 27 Mar 2010 10:29:46 +0000 http://omohide.com/?p=2103#comment-5096 I might get this book too, but I wish it would contain more thoughts on the Nausicaa manga (one Amazon review stated that it doesn't contain much about it). I really like this work, since it contains quite some good food for thought, especially in the last pages when Nausicaa argues with the crypt. How much is Mononoke Hime discussed in this book? P.S.: You still haven't watched Kusuri-Uris adventures, haven't you? ;-) ;-) I might get this book too, but I wish it would contain more thoughts on the Nausicaa manga (one Amazon review stated that it doesn’t contain much about it). I really like this work, since it contains quite some good food for thought, especially in the last pages when Nausicaa argues with the crypt. How much is Mononoke Hime discussed in this book?

P.S.: You still haven’t watched Kusuri-Uris adventures, haven’t you? ;-) ;-)

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