Want to have a mobile castle

Rating: 9/10 (11 April 2020)

"Hall's Moving Castle" is by far Miyazaki's most profound work. This cartoon jumps in plot, and the metaphor is overwhelming, which is completely different from Miyazaki's past dense and popular narrative style. Part of the audience said that the plot is difficult to understand-this is the purpose of this article. I think this is a great movie, and I want to write down my experience and share it with all readers who love Hayao Miyazaki and the flames of idealism still in their hearts.
Hal's moving castle is a city that has not yet flown to the sky, and Hal is our ghost prince, and Ambergawa who lost his name. Our Sophie has a pair of eyes that are always pure, no matter what color her hair will be, or whatever her name is.
Innocence and loss, the eternal theme, also eternally awaken my dream. The so-called magic is not to weave a dream, let you walk in, but it seems to be true. Miyazaki is the greatest magician he encountered in his life.
I traveled through the clouds because you held my hand, I breathed smoothly because you said you will come back, I hugged you because you gave me a breeze kiss.