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3 things about Hayao Miyazaki’s HOWL’S MOVING CASTLE

Howl’s Moving Castle [2004] 1. He helps himself to a log. 2. Instant beard. 3. Kissing Turnip-head.

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3 things about Walt Disney’s THE SWORD IN THE STONE

The Sword in the Stone [1963] 1. Plump lady squirrel. 2. Bermuda. 3. Germ.

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3 things about Guillermo del Toro’s PINOCCHIO

Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio [2022] 1. Spazzatura is Gremlin-adjacent. 2. Poop marionette. 3. Both flags ascend the flagpole.

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3 things about Hayao Miyazaki’s SPIRITED AWAY

Spirited Away [2001] 1. Radish spirit nipple. 2. A flock of paper birds. 3. “Oh, you’re a big baby.”

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3 things about Henry Selick’s WENDELL & WILD

Wendell & Wild [2022] 1. He raises his right arm—by picking it up the floor with his left. 2. Mannequins sculpted from boogers. 3. Pop-up mockup.

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3 things about Richard Linklater’s APOLLO 10½: A SPACE AGE CHILDHOOD

Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood [2022] 1. Washing the tar off the bottoms of their feet using gasoline. 2. Stretching out a ham for five dinners. 3. Joni Mitchell and Johnny Cash sing a duet.

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3 things about Dash Shaw’s CRYPTOZOO

Cryptozoo [2021] 1. Recovering in a Russian hospital. 2. Special contact lenses. 3. Tempest-tossed in the tumbling tower.

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3 things about Hayao Miyazaki’s PRINCESS MONONOKE

Princess Mononoke[1997] 1. Multiple decapitations via arrow. 2. Talking bandage-head. 3. Bones buried in the mud on the bottom of the pond.

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3 things about Hayao Miyazaki’s PORCO ROSSO

Porco Rosso [1992] 1. Secret meeting in a movie theatre. 2. “I’d rather be a pig than a fascist.” 3. The graceful way in which we are shown that his curse has been lifted.

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3 things about Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s FLEE

Flee [2021] 1. He watches silently as the two cops corner the girl in the police van, and a third cop closes the door. 2. To the customs agent he says a single word, “Refugee.” 3. At the entrance to … Continue reading

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