Tales from Earthsea
Animation • PG-13 • 2006 • 1 hr 56 min
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Junichi Okada, Aoi Teshima, Bunta Sugawara, Yūko Tanaka, Teruyuki Kagawa
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A simple fairy tale that teaches us about appreciating our lives and fight for who we love and trust.
This gets way too much hate. No, it's not a faithful adaptation, but it stands on its own quite well & was a beautiful & enjoyable film.
Worth watching for the incredible artwork, however you’re not given enough of the story, would better suit a series or need a sequel
It could have been shorter but either way I didn't like the movie. It's a first time I didn't even like the magic system in a fantasy movie.
Story has it’s flaws but it’s definitely a beautiful movie. The characters, the world, the strack its pretty and really interesting.
Beautiful animation and interesting mythical story, worth watching
I can agree that there are some plot holes that are left unexplained, but the landscape, animation, & soundtrack are impressive.
It definitely has its flaws but it is a really good film that captures the magic of the world that the characters live in
Hardly remember anything about this movie which is sad cause it’s a studio Ghibli film
An epic tale with some touching moments - animation from Ghibli never fails to impress
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