The first Hayao Miyazaki movie I saw was "Spirited Away", which can be traced back to the second grade. At that time, I downloaded a video in the Temple of Heaven (a BBS that was once very popular), called "The 50 Greatest Movie Clips". The scene in it was a plot of Chihiro and Lord Amber holding hands in the sky.
But I didn't know that it came from Spirited Away. It wasn't until the summer of freshman year when I swiped the Douban Top250 list. That was the first time I was shocked by an animated movie. When I watched the movie for the first time, my favorite character was a faceless man, and at one time I changed my social network avatars to faceless men. For me at the time, there was always a wonderful quality in faceless men that attracted me deeply, but I didn't know what it was, maybe it was the pure love, or the simplicity of love. It has been three weeks since the movie
was re-screened in China, and I only went to make up for this movie ticket for Hayao Miyazaki until today. To be honest, this is the fifth time I have watched Spirited Away. I rarely remake a movie, but it is really different. When I watch it at different times, I always have different experiences.
This experience includes my understanding of faceless men. The first time I watched it, I felt sympathy for faceless men. I always feel that the kind of one-way giving but always rejected love is the worst. But later, I began to feel that the faceless man was just a kind of self-moving obsession and didn't understand others, so I have to say whether it is love or not-this is probably also related to my experience at that time.
Today, when I can finally sit in the theater to enjoy the best work of Hayao Miyazaki, I keep telling myself in my heart: when to watch a new movie. I try not to recall the plot, but to understand the details. When the faceless man first met Chihiro on the bridge, did he have feelings? It's hard to tell, because there is not much depiction in that scene. When Chihiro passed by, his gaze followed, and when Chihiro turned back, he disappeared. So where should the faceless man's feelings for Chihiro begin? Maybe many people will say that when Chihiro opened the French windows for him, I think so before, but after today, I think it was when Chihiro accepted the gift of the faceless man-that is, the medicine bath card. --when.
