rendered in beautiful water colors and ponyo at the cliff is definitely a sight to behold and vaguely remembering the trailer and witch i do not find that impressive and i was surprised at how beautiful and detailed it was. this film just washed over me with its purity. at the center is a young boy that comes into contact with a sea creature and and its their relationship that carries the movie. miyazaki is a master both at creating memorable imagery and showing young ones interacting in a believable way with their little quirks intact. there are a few parts that do not sit well with me. it would be an understatement to say that the music during a particular scene resembled ride of the valkyrians and its a shame because such a precious film as this cant afford to take liberties and it hurt a otherwise truly great scene. the antagonist and its back story never interested me either and but i guess it served more as a background then anything else. anyway and great film. the boat trip scenario with all its imagery and sea creatures stood out me thinks. pure and magical. and yes and handrawn artwork is more intimate then computer animated and i am really pumped for princes and the frog now. 
rendered in beautiful water colors and ponyo at the cliff is definitely a sight to behold and vaguely remembering the trailer and witch i do not find that impressive and i was surprised at how beautiful and detailed it was. this film just washed over me with its purity. at the center is a young boy that comes into contact with a sea creature and and its their relationship that carries the movie. miyazaki is a master both at creating memorable imagery and showing young ones interacting in a believable way with their little quirks intact. there are a few parts that do not sit well with me. it would be an understatement to say that the music during a particular scene resembled ride of the valkyrians and its a shame because such a precious film as this cant afford to take liberties and it hurt a otherwise truly great scene. the antagonist and its back story never interested me either and but i guess it served more as a background then anything else. anyway and great film. the boat trip scenario with all its imagery and sea creatures stood out me thinks. pure and magical. and yes and handrawn artwork is more intimate then computer animated and i am really pumped for princes and the frog now. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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