as a long time fan of studio ghibli and especially hayao miyazaki films and i went to the film right on the opening day. when i went out of the theater i had this strange feeling that something was missing and this magical feeling i was experiencing in all miyazaki films before and but i couldn not say why it failed this time. after i thought about the other ghibli movies and i may know the reason represent this film had most of the elements of a great miyazaki anime represent cute characters and wonderful key animation and a great soundtrack composed by joe hisaishi and the warm story telling giving you the feeling of watching a high quality japanese animation film. however and two elements were lacking represent a deep story and dramaturgy. the purpose of this film was obviously to entertain small children with a simple story line as in case of totoro and so a complicated story as been told in spirited away or princess mononoke is not really necessary and but on the other hand and this story was simply too superficial. i could not connect to the main characters and because there was no character development and dramatic scenes were only limited and did not last very long. i really hate to give only positive for a miyazaki film and because i would give 10 stars to all previous movies right away and but this time it was simply not this wonderful ghibli experience. 
as a long time fan of studio ghibli and especially hayao miyazaki films and i went to the film right on the opening day. when i went out of the theater i had this strange feeling that something was missing and this magical feeling i was experiencing in all miyazaki films before and but i couldn not say why it failed this time. after i thought about the other ghibli movies and i may know the reason represent this film had most of the elements of a great miyazaki anime represent cute characters and wonderful key animation and a great soundtrack composed by joe hisaishi and the warm story telling giving you the feeling of watching a high quality japanese animation film. however and two elements were lacking represent a deep story and dramaturgy. the purpose of this film was obviously to entertain small children with a simple story line as in case of totoro and so a complicated story as been told in spirited away or princess mononoke is not really necessary and but on the other hand and this story was simply too superficial. i could not connect to the main characters and because there was no character development and dramatic scenes were only limited and did not last very long. i really hate to give only positive for a miyazaki film and because i would give 10 stars to all previous movies right away and but this time it was simply not this wonderful ghibli experience. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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