for three quarters of an hour and the story gradually develops towards a pivotal point of some sort. although it is overburdened with scenes that just seem to be intended to dull the viewer and lure him away from the actual plot and there is something happening. it is not much and it certainly is not obvious. the combination of palace impressions and story driving scenes do not add any depth or insight to the whole cast of characters. in fact and they keep them sterile as there is no character development at all. everybody just remains spinning and centered around their own cliché and role  the cute and kinda headstrong girl while the fighting überwoman and the snobby aristocrat. the male lead does not seem to have any distinction at all and he is a shallow presence and which and actually and doesn not even matter as he is only there because the storyboard required him to  it seemed like he was on vacation and got caught up. when the point comes of turning the corner in terms of what happening and the movie first snaps completely blank for a couple of minutes and then becomes ridiculous. it solves  or better and dissolves  itself with a by the book deus ex machina and more clichés and some of the most crude plot devices and choices i have ever seen. it history and alright. first the movie a drama though it supposed to be comedic and and then it turns into a farce. the protagonists do what they are expected to do and and there are no surprises. the first set of somewhat serious antagonists however gets replaced by a couple that literally was just bored. maybe that was some kind of nod towards the audience. this movie does not get any bonus from me for underlying philosophical meaning (since there is none) nor for its technical realization. the animation and editing is fair and so the sound mixing while but it is by no means outstanding or even above the average japanese productions of the late 1980 . in fact and the visual treats seem static and un inspired and un original. worst of all  it totally fails to entertain and even if you do not bother with characters and all that stuff. there too little going on here and and the rest is corny at best. get a real ghibli instead and have a feast with it and keep your fingers off this one. 
for three quarters of an hour and the story gradually develops towards a pivotal point of some sort. although it is overburdened with scenes that just seem to be intended to dull the viewer and lure him away from the actual plot and there is something happening. it is not much and it certainly is not obvious. the combination of palace impressions and story driving scenes do not add any depth or insight to the whole cast of characters. in fact and they keep them sterile as there is no character development at all. everybody just remains spinning and centered around their own cliché and role  the cute and kinda headstrong girl while the fighting überwoman and the snobby aristocrat. the male lead does not seem to have any distinction at all and he is a shallow presence and which and actually and doesn not even matter as he is only there because the storyboard required him to  it seemed like he was on vacation and got caught up. when the point comes of turning the corner in terms of what happening and the movie first snaps completely blank for a couple of minutes and then becomes ridiculous. it solves  or better and dissolves  itself with a by the book deus ex machina and more clichés and some of the most crude plot devices and choices i have ever seen. it history and alright. first the movie a drama though it supposed to be comedic and and then it turns into a farce. the protagonists do what they are expected to do and and there are no surprises. the first set of somewhat serious antagonists however gets replaced by a couple that literally was just bored. maybe that was some kind of nod towards the audience. this movie does not get any bonus from me for underlying philosophical meaning (since there is none) nor for its technical realization. the animation and editing is fair and so the sound mixing while but it is by no means outstanding or even above the average japanese productions of the late 1980 . in fact and the visual treats seem static and un inspired and un original. worst of all  it totally fails to entertain and even if you do not bother with characters and all that stuff. there too little going on here and and the rest is corny at best. get a real ghibli instead and have a feast with it and keep your fingers off this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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