How Do You Live? review roundup Studio GhibliHow Do You Live? \u2013 the new movie from Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki \u2013 is in Japanese cinemas now, so here\u2019s what the critics are saying in reviews. Rumors of Hayao Miyazaki retirement proved to be unfounded. The animation master said The Wind Rises was his last movie a decade ago. But seems he had one more masterpiece in him. How Do You Live? has arrived with much hype, but little detail. Those who made the movie decided to release Miyazaki\u2019s new feature without a trailer, stills, or synopsis. So audiences could enjoy the movie without preconceived notions. The movie is also only releasing in Japanese cinemas at present. With that in mind, click away now if you don\u2019t want to know anything about the film, as we\u2019re going to delve into early opinions. How Do You Live? review roundup The following is a roundup of How Do You Live? reviews. Though if you don\u2019t want to read them before seeing Miyazaki\u2019s new movie, rest assured, the news is good. With praise nearly universal. AnimeNewsNetwork had this to say: \u201cHow do You Live? succeeds at what it\u2019s trying to be \u2013 a roadmap for dealing with the loss of a loved one couched within a fantastical tale. It\u2019s designed to tell those suffering from such feelings that they are not alone while also showing them how to find importance in the greatly-changed world they find themselves in. While it can be predictable at times, it is every bit the visual masterpiece expected of Miyazaki\u2019s films and will no doubt become a classic in the decades to come. In the end, while it may not be the absolute pinnacle of Miyazaki\u2019s films, it\u2019s still a great one \u2013 and certainly not a bad one for Miyazaki to go out on.\u201d Unseen Japan said this: \u201cHow Do You Live is Miyazaki\u2019s personal film through and through. Despite the outstanding production values, it might as well be an indie film. It seems to have no desire to be a breakout hit or have mass appeal. What it does have, however, is a deeper message for an unknown world, and the young people who will have to live within it. If this is indeed Miyazaki\u2019s final film, then I can only thank him for that message \u2013 and for his many decades of creating some of the best animated fare in the world.\u201d While FullFrontal wrote this: \u201cThanks to its ambition, variety and depth, it is difficult to think of How Do You Live? as Miyazaki\u2019s last film, the testament that we have all been led to expect. Treading both old and new ground, it illustrates how the director\u2019s creativity is a deep well that never seems to dry up. It might be absurd, but at this point I just want to wish for another film in that vein, that would build upon its strengths, continue to tread the new roads it opened, and correct some of its faults. It is a difficult work, and as written, I do not think that it will work for everyone \u2013 I\u2019m not even sure it worked for me. But this difficulty and ambiguity might be its best quality, Miyazaki\u2019s ultimate showcase of talent, nuance and imagination.\u201d Is there a How Do You Live? Rotten Tomatoes score? No, How Do You Live? doesn\u2019t have a Rotten Tomatoes score yet. It\u2019ll receive a rating after more reviews go live, so keep your eyes peeled. We\u2019ll update this article with more How Do You Live? reviews when they drop. For more anime coverage, head here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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