Backup My Neighbor Totoro - One of the Greatest Animated Films

A few months ago, the Blu-ray version of My Neighbor Totoro was finally released by Disney. This is another family favorite. The story follows two sisters (Satsuki and her younger sister Mei) who find themselves sharing a forest with Totoro, a giant rabbity creature who is the local forest god. Totoro leads them on a series of Alice in Wonderland-like adventures. Throw in a Cat Bus (a bus that is a cat), soot sprites and and a tear-jerking tale of two young girls with an ailing mother and you’ll begin to understand some of the wide appeal of the film.

Miyazaki created a true masterpiece with this film. It has everything a person, of any age, could want. There are points that it is hilarious, a few points where it makes one slightly nervous, the animation is outstanding (as with all Miyazaki films), and aside from lacking a little bit in plot (what movie doesn't nowadays?), the story is wonderful. One of the things that makes this film shine, at least for me, is that there is absolutely no antagonist role. No bad guy whatsoever, and only a genius like Miyazaki could pull that off.

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Extended - My Neighbor Totoro Blu-ray Reviews

• Here is a children's film made for the world we should live in, rather than the one we occupy. - Roger Ebert from Chicago Sun-Times
• There are so many wonderful touches, like a tin can in the stream while the kids are fascinated by a fish, or the flying scenes that show a curious mind at work throughout the picture. - billf7 reviewed on 13 February 2005 @ IMDB
• A beautifully observed film that has become a guaranteed charmer for all ages. - Allan Hunter from Daily Express
• One of the best animated films ever made for families: it celebrates feminine sensitivity, the importance of the spirit world, respect for nature, and the pre-eminence of the spiritual practice of kindness. - Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat from Spirituality and Practice
• An otherworldly tale of childhood and a definitive work of imagination. - Dan Jolin from Empire Magazine
• As a hangout movie for kids, My Neighbor Totoro pleases with its easygoing pace, curiosity about the natural world, and sweet spirit. - Mark Pfeiffer from Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema
• A soft, approachable film, about simple, peaceful emotions and characters. That may sound unambitious, but it is the most ambitious thing of all. - Tim Brayton from Antagony & Ecstasy
• A real contender for the greatest animated family film ever made. - Jeffrey M. Anderson from Combustible Celluloid

Extended - Knowledge: Miyazaki Hayao, a Japanese film director, animator, manga artist, producer, and screenwriter, after working in the film industry for half a century, announced his retirement. TIME Entertainment ranked Miyazaki's Top 10 greatest films.

• Porco Rosso (1992)
• Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979)
• Ponyo  (2008)
• Howl’s Moving Castle  (2004)
• Nausicaa of the Valley of theWind  (1984)                             
• Kiki’s Delivery Service  (1989)
• Castle in the Sky  (1986)
• My Neighbor Totoro  (1988)
• Princess Mononoke  (1997)
• Spirited Away   (2001)

a great artist came along in the mid-1970s makes Disney look like a second class citizen in the animation business.