Mary and The Witch's Flower
Animation • PG • 2017 • 1 hr 43 min
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A fun beautiful movie that may not be entirely up to Ghibli standards.
Absolutely stunning and SO magical. Everything about it is so lovable
Gorgeous eye candy slightly undercut by a mediocre plot. Though it's worth watching if you're a fan of Studio Ghibli style films.
Not as good as expected, it feels very long, but the visuals are amazing and the story is good
Brings the charm and style that a Studio Ghibli film would have. Beautiful visuals, great dubbed performance.
Great and Magical movie. Definitely different than I was expecting, but not a bad unexpected.
Really cute and would definitely watch again
Reminds me of Kiki's Delivery Service with a mix of Spirited Away.
The animation is gorgeous but the story is underwhelming.
It’s a combination from Miyazaki’s most memorable plots... but unfortunately not as good as this Director’s two previous films
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