Making a dream

Rating: 7/10 (15 May 2015)

If we say "a dream come true," would understand one trite slogan to say it's a lovely film, without giving turn many details. While "Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi" itself is lovely, what It is in the "bizarre" Eastern view mode. And it is in this sense that it's like having a dream and turn it into a movie. It's like getting up in the morning thinking "what a strange dream I had, but it was interesting."
That aura permeates the film, but most likely it was not the intention of the director, who explains with all the logic of the world, as the home of the world's illogical bathrooms works.
The whole film is summed up in an elaborate metaphor operation of the workplace: The bathhouse (the company) Yu-Baba (the boss), Zeniba (head relaxed when it has reached its home), Chihiro (an employee who loses his name to be considered another number) ... not make it any less interesting to watch. Although suffering the characteristic "bottleneck" as I call it, it seems that is in every one of his movies and that is a decline in vueleve narrative and slightly "boring" action for a moments. Because of this may be overlooked hobby as a director tanning as undisciplined, who writes the script on the fly, Instead of starting to produce when it is finished. Failure pretty reprehensible, but now seems to have become his hallmark.
Ultimately, the sum of all make a film of the mixture fascinatingly weird.