I just had a blast watching this again and I’m glad I did because it was one of my least favorite before but now it might not be a top favorite of mine but it’s definitely not one of my least. The art is fantastically drawn, crisp and nostalgic to me like every Ghibli movie. But the characters were so good and fun to follow and root for that it makes up for the story not being as Interesting for me. This just means that the story, as good as I thought it was now, isn’t really my cup of tea.
This doesn’t mean that it wasn’t good or it’s my least favorite or anything. The only problem I have with it was that I didn’t like most of the more adult joke they had and I didn’t get fully invested in the movie like I do other Ghibli movies. I understood all the jokes and more serious moments, the story was a lot more interesting to follow and I wasn’t board when watching it. Welcome to the /r/Miyazaki wiki FAQ Timeline Useful Websites Filmography Manga.
And just like before I’m glad that I gave it another shot because it was way better then the first time. This was another Studio Ghibli movie that I saw years ago and didn’t like so now I’m giving it another go. She ends up joining him to become his on board mechanic. Porco is hesitant about her ability’s since she’s a women but after seeing how talented and dedicated she is he lets her do the job. Piccolos granddaughter Fio is a inspiring mechanic herself and has been taking over the work at the shop since Piccolos sons have go to work elsewhere because of the Great Depression. He takes his plane to his trusted but pricey mechanic Piccolo so happens to be the one who built the plane originally. After out flying a attack by airborne pirates his loved plain is damaged and has to get it fixed. He became a bounty hunter, assuming the name "Porco Rosso.Proco Rosso is a ex WW1 Soldier ace turned bounty hunter who has a heavy curse layer upon him, this curse is what turned him into a pig. It's been described as "a movie which tired businessmen on international flights can enjoy even with their minds dulled due to lack of oxygen." As Miyazaki's imagination took off, it became a feature-length movie about an Italian Air Force pilot who left the service due to the rise of fascism. Porco Rosso ( 紅の豚, Kurenai no Buta ?, literally "The Crimson Pig") was first planned as a 30-45 minutes in-flight movie on Japan Airlines.
Director, Screenplay, Original Story: Hayao Miyazakiīased on Miyazaki's manga, Hikoutei Jidai
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