Porco Rosso
Family • PG • 1992 • 1 hr 33 min
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Fantastic. Didn't expect to like it because of the weird pig thing, but he's the best pig I've ever watched.
im sorry i don’t want to be that guy but a pig cannot fly a plane not possible it’s absurd
This is actually Peppa pig's dad's origin story.
As is the norm with studio Ghibli, the animation and sound design is mesmerizing. There are a few side plots that remain nearly untouched.
Might be the most underappreciated in the Ghibli filmography. It's a beautifully animated, heartwarming adventure for the whole family.
By far the most underrated ghibli film. Stunning animation, exciting action, charming characters, and a wholesome story
If you call yourself an anime fan and haven't seen this, you need to watch it immediately. Fun story and a great movie!
The plot isn't as strong as others of Miyazaki's but the art is absolutely gorgeous and is worth watching at least once.
Love. Dogfights. Italian Grandmas. Pigs. 20's Aesthetic. Whats not to like?
In my opinion this is the best studio Ghibli movie out there, fantastic animation, concept, and voice work original and dubbed. Nostalgia!!!
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