Mirai

这部电影比似乎更加雄心勃勃的和严重的。一个故事告诉通过四岁的孩子,他学会接受和爱他新出生的小妹妹。一路上他看到未来十几岁时和他的妹妹在他四岁的是相同的。他看见他的狗一个人他可以玩,谁与他未来的十几岁的妹妹。他慢慢地学习他不再和他的父母关注的中心。这部电影不错,但有一些紧张和惊讶的时刻。他的母亲的脸突然变成了一个大的意思是生气的脸,就这样,惊喜!发生两次。还有一次,有一个突然大声的引擎噪音战争的飞机他祖父飞。再次,惊喜! Most intense is the scene near the end of the film where the 4-year old deals with be alone in the world. He’s in a subway station and eventually it builds up to where he’s inside the train car. He’s looking at the backs of the seats and then “bam” they turn around with skeletons in every chair! My eight year-old kid loves all of the age-appropriate older Studio Ghibli films and I think his trust of those plot lines was broken by unnecessary shock points here. He did not want to watch the subway scene, and luckily we turned it off before the skeletons. I skipped it ahead while he was out of the room and resumed it to watch the last 10-20 minutes. I’m not sure I would recommend this movie for kids under 11. I saw this director’s other films are for young teens, and I should’ve clued into that! It’s a good film overall, but one should know what they are getting into.