Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki - Documentary 

His reaction towards the guy saying "we want to make a machine that can perfectly draw what humans can" was priceless. And very relatable.

Watching this after he said the boy and the heron would be is last film and now he's saying that he has more ideas, it is quite funny, this man is a fantastic definition of workaholic. Even now, after everything, he just cant stop

I love that he hates the Let It Go song. He said “self satisfied people are boring. That you have to push hard and surpass yourself” how true that is. And in a culture of adults acting like children, I can only assume he’s disheartened at what the world is becoming.

1:04:09 “Imagine you die after finished storyboard” Them: Hahahahaha 10 seconds later: (realisation)

Well, we know by now that "The boy and the Heron" won't be his last film. What an insane, yet inspiring man hahahaha. I ADORE the creations of him and his team. These movies are more than just a story. They seem almost alive. They are a feeling we all have felt. They aren't one-sided nor clishee

Teared up watching this. I realized how deeply I love Hayao. I don’t want him to die.

The one thing about this documentary that I always remembered is the scene where Hayao witnesses Ai artwork being done and he's disgusted by it. Just the thought of Ai being done to create what humans had to strive for in years and years of learning and teaching is really unpleasant to think about. Felt like a slap to Hayao and all the work he's spent his life, as well as his colleagues, doing day by day.

It's fun to think that as he retired here once more, he came back again and finished a massive project The Boy And The Heron, which I will see next week. The reviews have been great and even now at 82 he's starting another project!

Miyazaki: "This is it, this is my final work" Me: ". . . this is an insult to life itself."

「自分の時代は終わった」 と明言してからのアカデミー賞受賞。 なんだ。もしかして、宮崎駿はこれからが真の時代なんじゃないだろうか。と思いました。

Watching this after seeing The Boy and the Heron/How do You Live hits different. I mean, the fact that the movie came out at all almost seems like a miracle. Can only hope he felt accomplished after it was finished. I tried to find interviews from him about the film, but couldn't find anything. Fr most of this documentary, Miyazaki seemed profoundly unhappy despite acting like he was at peace with everything. It was nice to see him being willing to work with the CGI animators to create his short film. But I did not realize that the infamous segment of Miyazaki destroying that dude over the unsettling AI CG animation of the "human" came from this documentary. Though the guy was right in that AI can replace humans when it comes to animation. It's come along way, but I still take Miyazaki's side even though he was pretty brutal to that poor guy. I also think they couldn't have picked a more worse example to showcase AI animation, like what the hell were they thinking showing Miyazaki that. I wonder if any kinda documentation happened during the production of How do You Live. WOuld love to see a documentary over it

god the scene where the 'tech bros' show him the AI stuff enthusiastically, Thinking he would like it.... lmao. They wouldn't get it, not in a million years.

Plz, love long healthy happy life, Miyazaki-sensei

How could they show him that creepy AI animation? If they were trying to sell it to such a pure soul, they could have created nature or something alike. Smh. I agreed, that was disgusting.

Puta madre soy estudiante de animación y despues de ver esto siento que lo he echo todo mal

So cool to see the genius at work. Long live Maestro!

"Quisiera crear algo extraordinario, pero no creo que pueda lograrlo"...la humildad del genio.....

So How do You Live?, the last film of Myazaki, as been made since 2016? Damn.

1:16 - but this time, I mean it.... immediately breaks into laughter :D

Does someone know what book was he talking about? The one that he said changed the way he thought about making new projects?

9:30 i feel bad for that guy "do you live without thinking?". As an animator who also works with a Japanese boss, I can relate to that guy. However, don’t dwell on every failure; instead, see it as a part of the learning process. Keep pushing forward and improving.

45:05 there’s no way mr. Miyazaki’s glasses are made by ‘GILFY’ 😭

We try to learn from the mistakes of the past. However, the evaluation of past success changes depending on the times. Is the kindness that we advocate really kindness? Are bad habits that we think of really bad habits? Magic begins when people are passionate about something. However, I believe that self-conflict and conflict with society that occur in the process of growing it are inevitable. When the geniuses who have gone through it expect something from you, they are relentless. But their anger is not just emotional, it has a reason.

Thank you for this incredibly valuable documentary on the transparent, energetic and insightful, wind-like soul of a man, Hayao Miyazaki🙏💙

The part where those game designers show him the CGI zombie haunts me lol

Excelente documental. Me quedo con una frase del compañero de toda la vida de Miyazaki: cuando llegas a viejo lo único que te permiten hacer es seguir envejeciendo. Brillante reseña de cómo se trata a nuestros mayores. Gracias por compartir esta joya. Saludos...

Oh! Muchas gracias!!! Hay alguna forma de descargar esto con los subtítulos??

死ぬまで「最後の作品」を作り続けてほしい。 宮崎駿監督、大好きです。

57:16 wow, this guy was actually pretty close on his guess on ai...

Excelente trabajo SpidiBoy. Gracias por compartir la vida del octogenario y genio japones Hayao Miyasaky. La inmortalidad asegurada para el gran Maestro. Felicidad eterna

He works like a man possessed

"IT'S OVER. I'M DONE." - the man who's never done.

Es mejor intentar y fallar🔥

56:08 - 56:24 Hollywood (especially Disney) should take notice.

59:08 🛐

i love this man sm

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Ohhh! That's why "How do you live?" is his last movie film. I didn't want him yet to die. :(

"It's like creating a new virus" LOL

It is so rewarding watching Miyazaki work.

Thank you for sharing this ❤

thank you for this video. awesome!

4:55 Let It Go is terrible.

34:41 im dying🤣

Thank You for this, profoundly inspiring.

Upload more studio Ghibli documentaries please ❤

La Colombiana sale en el documental?

I like how when artists retire they don’t fully retire that work and art they create still generates inside them just as long as they live and breathe them gears keep turning this goes for artists, athletes, musicians etc

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You live long, Mr. Miyazaki. The world needs you.❤

❤ YOUR PROFILE PIC. You are a connoisseur, dear!

he is 83 Im afraid of not meeting with second finest man ever.

you can do it Hayao Miyazaki sama, sir!!

I admire his work so much but seeing this makes think working with him would be the last thing i want to do

Good doc. Thank you mr Miyazaki

So No-Face is Miyazaki...

nothing is over, the world will change

Which year this documentary came out?

38:00❤

de acuerdo ...🙇‍♂️

1:00:34 Joker (2019)

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25:53 Lol😂

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M fascinated. This man!

Watching him again ❤

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Grande Miyazaki !! contratado talento “”colombiano””

Thank you for sharing

Por favor, legendem issooooooooo

este hombre tiene depresion o algo por los comentarios que suelta

Used to love this man until I saw 9:18 to 9:40 ... I have PTSD about this kind of workplace toxicity - and being degraded publicly by a boss.

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Mestre Miyazaki eu te admiro muito você é uma pessoa excepcional oque eu mais admiro em você é sua mentalidade é maneira de ver as coisas, você é uma inspiração de ser humano para min obrigado por existir é por fazer todas essas obras lindas me orgulho de ter assistido todas ❤.