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Earwig and the Witch review: Studio Ghibli s first fully computer-animated movie looks flatter than anything from Miyazaki

Perhaps the most infamous clip of Hayao Miyazaki the Studio Ghibli co-founder whose name remains synonymous with the studio’s work is of his reaction to a CGI animation demo: “I would never wish to incorporate this technology into my work at all,” the animation master says. “I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself.” The context alters his meaning a little the animators have presented a model of a zombie whose movements they describe as grotesque, to which Miyazaki takes offense given his friendship with someone whose physical disability is so severe that he finds even giving a high-five to be difficult but Miyazaki’s strong words (he reduces the animators to tears) and his declaration, later, that the animators’ desire to build a machine capable of creating art feels like a sign of the end times make a total pivot to computer animation for Studio Ghibli seem unthinkable. Which is why the existence of the studio’s latest film, the completely computer-anim

Earwig and the Witch : Film Review | Hollywood Reporter

2/5/2021 Richard E. Grant and Kacey Musgraves lend their voices to the English-language version of the latest Studio Ghibli offering. The Studio Ghibli faithful will unlikely be swept away by Earwig and the Witch (definitely not to be confused with Hedwig and the Angry Inch), a pronounced departure from tradition that proves dispiritingly generic in both appearance and tone. Directed by Goro Miyazaki his acclaimed father Hayao, receives a “planning” credit here the studio’s first feature in four years is also the first to forego its trademark hand-drawn, two-dimensional animation with full-blown 3D CG that feels as jarringly intrusive as it does coldly anonymous.

Earwig and the Witch Review: Studio Ghibli s First CG Outing Is Missing the Magic

Earwig and the Witch Review: Studio Ghibli s First CG Outing Is Missing the Magic
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Earwig and the Witch Anime Gets HBO Max Trailer

© 2020 NHK, NEP, Studio Ghibli The folks at Studio Ghibli have been working on 3DCG for awhile in a number of areas and they recently revealed their next feature film. The project is Aya to Majo, which is based on the novel  Earwig and the Witch by Diana Wynne Jones, whose previous work of  Howl’s Moving Castle was handled by Studio Ghibli. After having its Japanese theatrical debut at the end of 2020, the North American release through GKIDS is being set up. The film will be available in theaters in both dubbed and subtitled form beginning on February 3rd, 2021 – with theater availability obviously being impacted by COVID-19. HBO Max will stream the film on February 5th, 2021. With that coming up in just a few weeks, HBO Max has now dropped their first trailer for the film which definitely sells it pretty well and shows off a lot of new footage.

Earwig and the Witch Anime Gets Australian Theatrical Release Plan

Growing up in an orphanage, Earwig has no idea that her mother had magical powers. Her life will take a new turn when a strange family takes her in, and she is forced to live with a selfish witch.

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