ca-tsuka: First pictures of next Studio Ghibli film Omoide no Marnie, directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi (Arietty).
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Mary and The Witch’s Flower Premieres in American Theaters on January 18th 2018 (Nationwide January 19th)
GKIDS and Fathom Events announced on Wednesday that they will premiere Studio Ponoc and Hiromasa Yonebayashi’s Mary and The Witch’s Flower (Mary to Majo no Hana) film in U.S. theaters on Thursday, January 18. Regular screenings will start nationwide on January 19.
The premiere event will have two screenings: the English dub will screen at 7:00 p.m. local time and the English-subtitled version will screen at 8:00 p.m. local time. The screenings will include an exclusive interview with filmmakers and a commemorative item. Fathom Events will post a list of theaters when it opens ticket sales on Friday.
The film opened in Japan on July 8 and has earned 3 billion yen (US$28 million).
Hiromasa Yonebayashi, who directed Studio Ghibli’s Arrietty and When Marnie Was There, directed Mary and The Witch’s Flower, and also penned the script for the film alongside Riko Sakaguchi, who wrote the screenplay for Isao Takahata’s The Tale of the Princess Kaguya. Takatsugu Muramatsu (When Marnie Was There) composed the music. Yoshiaki Nishimura is credited as producer. The staff page on the film’s website further noted that many former staff from Studio Ghibli joined Ponoc in the film’s production.
The BFG’s Ruby Barnhill stars in the dub as the titular character Mary, and Kate Winslet (Titanic, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Mountain Between Us) plays school chairwoman Madam Mumblechook. Jim Broadbent, who co-starred with Winslet in Iris, plays Mumblechook’s colleague Doctor Dee. Other cast members include Ewen Bremner, Lynda Baron, Rasmus Hardiker, Teresa Gallagher, Morwenna Banks, and Louis Ashbourne Serkis.
The film is based on Mary Stewart’s book The Little Broomstick. Studio Ponoc scouted locations in Shropshire, U.K., the setting of the original novel. The Japanese version stars Hana Sugisaki (When Marnie Was There, live-action Blade of the Immortal) as Mary and Ryunosuke Kamiki (The Secret World of Arrietty’s Sho, your name.’s Taki) as Peter.
Marnie has the cutest birthday ever.
IT
KISSES
THE
STUFFED
ANIMALS
AND TELLS THEM IT LOVES THEM
This is one of my favorite “bad day” videos soooo in case you’re having a rough day here you go
where’s my ghibli moment?? Not the cute one, I mean the one where a wild girl tries to stab me in the neck and I dramatically mumble from the dirt ‘you’re beautiful’ up at her
*blush blush*
types of animation students
- steven universe
- glen keane worship
- girls who draw anime boys
- guys who draw anime girls
- steven universe
- the one person whos somehow actually original
- furries
- has complete grasp on human anatomy but cannot cartoonify it
- Extreme Ghibli
- something something butch hartman
- 3D wiz
- believes tex avery is the pinnacle of cartooning
- steven universe
You forgot Don Bluth
i considered adding don bluth and tim burton but i actually have yet to see anyone really into either in my faculty??
Most Inspirational Quotes from Studio Ghibli Movies
“It’s funny how you wake up each day and never really know if it will be the one that will change your life f o r e v e r.”
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