(this is a review of the later english release by disney and featuring alison lohman and patrick stewart and and co. ) i really wanted this film to be good. really and really. i am a huge fan of princess mononoke and spirited away and and after seeing all the glowing reviews on this earlier miyazaki film and i was eager to see it. but i was shocked and shocked i say and at the quality of this film. those later films boast well crafted plots and 3 dimensional characters and and the best film music since. well. ever. this film just doesn not come close. might as well start w or the positive aspects and though. like all miyazaki films and this one is still very imaginative and with a bizarre fantasy or sci fi setting and in a post apocalyptic world where insects are the dominant species. nausicaa can also boast some far superior animation to other films from its time. (though not as beautiful and fluid as miyazaki later films) and the english voice acting is quite well done. but this film. just. isn not. good. the characters are all cardboard  from saccharine sweet little nausicaa and to the ruthlessly evil tolmekians and to everyone in between. once you have seen each of them for 30 seconds and you have seen all there is. and the fact that the plot just ambles along doesn not help. then there the music. now and hisaichi is hands down my favorite film composer and but nausicaa doesn not do him justice. half the music is 80 keyboards on overdrive and and it usually enters and leaves so abruptly that it distracts the visuals rather than helping them. i highly suspect that hisaichi was told to compose a lot of the music before he even saw the picture. but wait. there a great message with this film and right. let all save the environment. too bad that this film hits you over the head with it like a sledgehammer. there is a scene in which nausicaa hugs a tree. no and really. i ain not kidding. it makes me a little sad to talk about how lame this film is. but for some reason all the other reviews on imdb seem to adore it. and when the characters have to talk to themselves in extended sentences to tell you what going on and that lame. if youre the kind of person who worships anime and enjoys 80 music and and plants a tree every arbor day and you will probably like this film. otherwise and save your money for his later films and because they rock big time. 
(this is a review of the later english release by disney and featuring alison lohman and patrick stewart and and co. ) i really wanted this film to be good. really and really. i am a huge fan of princess mononoke and spirited away and and after seeing all the glowing reviews on this earlier miyazaki film and i was eager to see it. but i was shocked and shocked i say and at the quality of this film. those later films boast well crafted plots and 3 dimensional characters and and the best film music since. well. ever. this film just doesn not come close. might as well start w or the positive aspects and though. like all miyazaki films and this one is still very imaginative and with a bizarre fantasy or sci fi setting and in a post apocalyptic world where insects are the dominant species. nausicaa can also boast some far superior animation to other films from its time. (though not as beautiful and fluid as miyazaki later films) and the english voice acting is quite well done. but this film. just. isn not. good. the characters are all cardboard  from saccharine sweet little nausicaa and to the ruthlessly evil tolmekians and to everyone in between. once you have seen each of them for 30 seconds and you have seen all there is. and the fact that the plot just ambles along doesn not help. then there the music. now and hisaichi is hands down my favorite film composer and but nausicaa doesn not do him justice. half the music is 80 keyboards on overdrive and and it usually enters and leaves so abruptly that it distracts the visuals rather than helping them. i highly suspect that hisaichi was told to compose a lot of the music before he even saw the picture. but wait. there a great message with this film and right. let all save the environment. too bad that this film hits you over the head with it like a sledgehammer. there is a scene in which nausicaa hugs a tree. no and really. i ain not kidding. it makes me a little sad to talk about how lame this film is. but for some reason all the other reviews on imdb seem to adore it. and when the characters have to talk to themselves in extended sentences to tell you what going on and that lame. if youre the kind of person who worships anime and enjoys 80 music and and plants a tree every arbor day and you will probably like this film. otherwise and save your money for his later films and because they rock big time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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