Kiki's Delivery Service - Official Trailer 

the core principles of animation were mastered in the 40s, nothing revolutionary has been added to them since.

@@thirael Bruh you dumb if you think animation hasn't improved/changed since the 40s

@@xxxxxx5868 I didn't say anything about evolution, I said the core principles are the same, so it's no wonder good animation from the 80s is still good animation in the 2010s. Check the 12 principles of animation if you're interested

This is all animated by hand of course it's gonna age well,,, the animation skill when hand animated depends only upon the skill of the artists and I don't there is anyone better then Miyazaki who can bring life to an animation to a such degree and with such elegance.

@@jayantatalukdar33 no man lol go look at the water and blobs and stuff in studio ghilbi's other movies, the computer animated parts also aged amazingly well, especially princess monoke

What a nice comment.

Jam15 it’s a sad comment tbh. I feel the same way

watch the movie again. I saw it a while back but from what i remember, a good lesson from this movie is going from nothing to finding your niche and happiness.

It will happen again man, sometimes you have to put reverse to go trully forward!!!

Same

+Fandy Dewanto Disney princesses lack a human touch

+Resh Mant Now days they even removed all humanity in them and turned them into Femi-Dildos. Like Rey. And that upcoming But Plug in Rogue.

Rough, but yeah. It's like they're dead set on having something to prove. In every single film, the girl character has to PROVE that she's tough and independent. The strong-and-pretty-and-smart-and-independent-and-absolutely-flawless cliché is reeeally wearing on me. That's why I like Ghibli characters - they have flaws. Sometimes major flaws. But they all come through and become better people for it. I relate more to an imperfect character.

HarpoTheVillain Hell yeah bro!

+HarpoTheVillain IKR! It almost seems that there's no lessons to teach through the Disney films. Ghibli's characters, as you said, learn lessons that better them as a person. Disney films almost have a bad moral in 'em - In order to be the best, you have to start off perfect. Ghibli's films teach us that anyone has the potential for change, you just have to seek it out. It's a great lesson to take, especially for the young. :) In all honesty, that's why I like Japan and it's people and culture so much. They are inspirational, from their education, etiquette and respect, to the way they work and dedicate something not for themselves, but for others to enjoy and take something from. Western media is too... fake. They value green paper over their own species, which is sickening to say the least. GANBATTE, NIHON!

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Kiki's delivery service is probably my first watched animated movie. When I was 6, now I'm 27 and I still rewatch it in couple of years, either alone or girlfriend. The story, music and visual are just as good as honey and so relaxing. I will show this movie to my kid as well, it teaches a person should be independence and responsible with his job.

Even this trailer made me want to cry. I totally understand them making you cry even tho it's not sad.

Sydney E. Where did you watch it? I can’t find it anywhere :(

Sharon S You can get it on DVD or blu ray, it’s also on google play.

That's a great story how you experienced this movie! I watched it properly yesterday and enjoyed every single second of it! It's so sympathetic and calming! :)

this is so cute!!

@@SharonS-pc8ty its on netflix

Misty Diablo rip❤️

Misty Diablo That's the same with my late grandma, and when she discovered you. would buy it on DVD, she got me a whole collection which I still have today. Sadly, I have no way to play them. R.I.P to your Grandma. 💕

Misty Diablo And I couldn't help but notice ONE PIECE as your profile

Misty Diablo I am sorry😔😔

calming

worst movie ever

@@hryank33 Troll?

A Guy no, it is just not my taste. the whole time watching it I did not feel like the movie was going anywhere. It is honestly super boring and I feel my time was wasted. I was hoping for an interesting climax that never came.

I have no problem watching this movie 3 times in one day :)

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I had it on the vsh tapes

Nightwalker973 Yup I'm sucked in and I can't get out save yourself!

Nightwalker973 Same :D

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+Carbonated Turtle Are you emotions back on track? I was emotional wrecked for months after watching Grave of the Fireflies.

+Dane Lang Sort of, but I still have moments where certain scenes are coming back to haunt me. I can't believe that movie doesn't get talked about more, but maybe it's for the best that everyone hasn't seen it. We don't need the entire planet to be depressed.

Carbonated Turtle Yeah I know. Scenes like the opening scene, the mother dying and then the little sister dying kept coming back to me after months of watching it. I tried to get more people to watch it but the trailer made them depressed so they decided not to watch the entire movie.

+Carbonated Turtle I've watched today.... Feel the same :)

***** And I watched Ponyo right after. It had the same effect. But Kiki was the icing on top. :D

Adam Blake omg jag har aldrig tänkt på det men nu när du säger det så ser jag verkligen likheterna!

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I remember watching a feature on the DVD that delves into Stockholm and how they were inspired by it as a whole and visited various locations that served as inspiration for the backdrops in the film. I'm envious, consider yourself lucky to live in such a beautiful and charming city!

I thought it was Italy haha!

And it looks alike to Belgrade Serbia,where I'm from. Love this movie

I can relate too. I’m 23. This film speaks more to me as an adult than it did as a kid.

​@@HydraSpectre1138i'm 19

I wanna to fly that flying broomstick

Ik me too I wanna watch castle in the sky again but every time I go on RU-vid that stupid lady shows up saying sorry but the original video dose not show up I wanna wack her in the face

Man up

I believe you should always reflect on the better things in life. (I'm not judging.)

+Unnastazia Smith Go to kissanime.com they have it in 1080p and 720p if I remember correctly =)

Fuck, why are we all so unhappy when we grow up??

***** because there movies are intended to be sold outside of Japan, spirited away got an amazing dub

True. While some dubs in anime can be cheesy, the studio ghible films are great with their english dubs. I haven't watched the japanese language yet, but I'll get to it soon.

nickzilla20 tbh, i think the reason we have good dubs is because a portion of the Studio is owned by Disney.

+Arkane Disney gave a Hollywood treatment to all SG movies with famous hollywood actors for Eng dubs. Especially films directed by Miyazakai are treated like gold.

especially that unique laughing scene hahahahaha heheheh hihi hohahahaheh heheh

Agree, but also teaches, that even when your work can consume oyu, you must percebere and not let it burn down, also i find intresting i relate to Kiki, because i have pass that in mi life, and i understand and relate, with modern anime i cant relate at all, feel them alien

Exactly!

It's because of this movie I wish broomsticks were real; I'd LOVE to fly!!!

I should also mention that although I'm not sure if you could argue that it's Miyazaki's best film, it certainly is the one that speaks to me the most.

I hate it would wants to see a witch that barely does magic it it's like going to a barber that doesn't cut hair.

icecream hero But if you think about it, this just wasn't a story for the magic. The story was for heart warmth. It was a light and delicate film that had an extraordinary story, imo. So, witches aren't just about the "magic." What makes this movie a success is the love, and the trials and errors the protagonists plays in her part. She also did say she was still, "training as a witch."

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It's been 7 years after you commented. Hope you are keeping fine 🥰😊

Yes

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Well for me i'm 19 years old

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This is supposed to be in Stockholm?

@@QronoZ713 It IS. Hayao Miyazaki originally pitched an idea to Astrid Lindgren to make an animated movie about Pippi Longstocking and traveled to Sweden. For some reason Lindgren didn't give her blessing for this project and at first it appeared as if Miyazaki's project would be abandoned. He then realized that what he had seen in Sweden would serve as a good setting for the planned animated adaptation of "Kiki's Delivery Service". The production team therefore went to Stockholm and Visby and took pictures of the classic architecture and typical old town streets and used that as a basis for the fictional town in the film. Leotique's whole comment unfortunately tells about a complete lack of understanding of foreign architecture styles since the fictional city in "Kiki's Delivery Service" looks *nothing* like French cities and *definitely* not like the Italian cities. I mean had he/she said German or even Austrian culture I could have accepted that but French and Italian?? Dutch I could have accepted somewhat. Clearly this person either has travelled nowhere, never been in Europe or simply has no eye for the aesthetic and certainly not typical architect styles. On top of that all the signs on the shops sound typically "Germanic" which is why I can't understand how anybody would believe they're Italian or French. Stockholm and Visby in Sweden were the templates Miyazaki's animation team used. OP clearly knows nothing but jumps to hasty conclusions. I believed fans of these amazing animated films would at least care to do a little background research about them in how they came to be and what they were based on rather the crudely assuming something. As for "the culture of the late 80's" it's equally nonsensical. Miyazaki typically doesn't set his films in the present and even if he does he has an anachronistic style (older items and styles meshed into the modern setting) in which there can be people wearing more 50's looking clothing, driving typical "classic cars" such as the Volkswagen Beetle (which certainly were rare in the late 80's) and old trucks (look so much charming than modern ones). Tv crews look more like early 70's reporters. It's not even specified exactly when "Kiki's Delivery Service" takes place but knowing him it's clear it's fictional fantasy setting and an "idyllic world". Notice the airship. Those appear in most of Miyazaki's films. There hasn't been any airships in Europe since the 1930's (following the 1937 Hindenburg disaster it's not hard to see why). It's Miyazaki's own fantasy world where different styles mix and which would appear anachronistic to those who don't understand his world building. Telling a story through an unique visual is his hallmark and this is why he doesn't seem to repeat himself and do the same story set in the same setting again and again and again like so many film makers. In "Kiki's Delivery Service" he basically has managed to create a big city with a small city style and feeling. The only thing I can think of is that the OP actually believes Hayao Miyazaki just went to some European city and copied it straight off which would explain the naively idyllic vision of cities looking like that in the late 80's which is kind of cute but far from reality. Long story short: Stockholm and Visby were the cities they used as a template - particularly the older parts with classic architecture for a more idyllic setting.

@@McLarenMercedes Wow, what a long answer. I have friends who live in both Visby and Stockholm, and thought I almost recognized some of the streets.

@@McLarenMercedes That's quite a lot of ad hominems eh? I liked your comment though but I recommend staying a bit more neutral while trying to educate people.

@@McLarenMercedes well I'm from Switzerland and lived in Germany and France, also visited Italy many times since it's my neighbor country, never been to Stockholm and I haven't watch Kiki yet. But I've traveled through most of Middle and Western Europe, North Africa, South, and Southeast Asia, to know that Ghibli movies get their inspirations from middle European and East-Asian cities. Also, my statement wasn't only about this movie, but about Ghibli in general. The city structure and typography of this trailer might by very germanic (in german we call this Gotisch) but the scenes with the car and smaller streets surely resemble Italy or France in the '80s. Your comment tells about a complete lack of understanding opinions, seems like you've got lots of time during quarantine ;)

David Rey First anime-style thing I ever watched

Mines was castle in the sky and I still love iy

One of the bestest

Thee KinG ikr this film made me love animes idk how to explain i mean its like paris or idk i just cant explain u know?

Your Welcome

I like Studio Ghibli films like you bro

Dimitri Rodriguez Hell Fucking Yeah!

Honestly your so right

ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ totoro omg yass and spirted away

@@jessicornx3169 howls moving castle and princess mononoke 😭 so guuuud.

TheKashirader (Kashira Hanazumu) it helps that miyazaki writes and directs all the films

Ikr me and my brother loves ghibii movies way too much if ghibii didn't envent these movies my life would be so messed up

+TheKashirader (Kashira Hanazumu) haha mine to...

Not all the films.

TheKashirader (Kashira Hanazumu) and my mom😀

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Though I know I am going to sound very ballsy here. So anyone out there who loves this film just as much as I do, please be honest with me when I say, should they make a sequel to this, or a TV series, or should they just leave it alone.

+Jacob Carpenter I love this film so much too and right after watching it I really wanted something more like a sequel or a Tv series. but to be truly honest now I feel like it should be left alone and let it be a masterpiece in itself adding something else to it would kind of ruin the magic of it if you get me. :)

AkosuaqueenBonsu lol Fair enough. Though if a sequel did happen, what would you want to see happen?

+Jacob Carpenter if you ask me then i think i would want to see kiki as adult and she has a family :c

1117coolman Maybe so. Maybe she and Tombo got married and are now running the delivery shop.

Know the feeling

Same here. Those days are slowly ending for me, though. And this film is one of the things that helped me.

yeah me too i kinda want to see a part 2 where everything is fine. The sadness is because i think we want to see what happens next, and they don't provide us with that i feel kinda the same way.

The same thing goes for my neighbor totoro it just hit me with nostalgia with the quiet nature around the house and it hits me so hard and i kinda want to experience it again. Just imagine you with you grandparents or with your parents on a quiet field in the summer.

I just finished watching it on Netflix now, and I honestly thought It was a beautiful film, but something made me a little sad about it, like I know she's going to continue to see her parents, but I wish it had kind of ended with Kiki arriving home

I hope Kiki can hear Jiji like before

@@eekenny she won't be able to hear Jiji anymore. That's the price of growing up :)

"If I've Been Enveloped in Tenderness" is the English title. :)

It is visually stunning!!!

it is visually stunning tho!

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