Spirited Away

Rating: 10/10 (20 March 2017)

A masterpiece from beginning to end. I watched the movie a few years ago, but only now did I have time to stop writing my review of it.
With a hypnotic script and captivating and deep characters, he builds a pure and true narrative, with the details that one does not expect a typical photograph of the Ghibli Studios, that leave you hypnotized and stunned. Chihiro is a brave and strong girl, who does not give up trying to regain her parents at any moment, and goes through harrowing adversities and leaves you jumping from the chair in fervor, while blindly twisting for her.
All supporting characters have their context line and this gives richness to the long, outgoing Hollywood standards of digital animations and very polished. There is representatives here. We have no masked elements, everything here is very visible and explicit, greed, selfishness, egocentricity and even envy. All very well placed and accessible to anyone who wants to see. From the owner of the spa to the toad that takes care of the aromatic tablets. Anyway, Spirited Away's journey is abstract, sensitive and profound. It contains a unique and playful universe that holds attention and eyes until the last scene. A must-see movie.