#George Tokoro

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Japanese Anime Movie: Gake no ue no Ponyo (2008) | dir. by Hayao Miyazaki

Cute ponyo and sosuke edit❤️❤️ #ponyo #animeedit #ponyoxsosuke

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oc_C1RhwYhM

#Gake no ue no Ponyo #崖の上のポニョ #Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea #Ponyo en el acantilado #La sirenita #2008 #Tōhō #Japanese Anime Movie #Studio Ghibli #Hayao Miyazaki #Melissa Mathison #Yuria Nara #Ponyo #Hiroki Doi #Sôsuke #Tomoko Yamaguchi #Risa #Kazushige Nagashima #Kôichi #George Tokoro #Fujimoto #Yûki Amami #Granmamare

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Title: Ponyo

Rating: G

Director: Hayao Miyazaki

Cast: Yuria Kozuki, Hiroki Doi, George Tokoro, Tomoko Yamaguchi, Yuki Amami, Kazushige Nagashima, Akiko Yano, Shinichi Hatori, Tokie Hidari, Rumi Hiiragi, Tomoko Naraoka, Kazuko Yoshiyuki, Eimi Hiraoka, Nozomi Ōhashi, Akiko Takeguchi, Eiko Kanazawa

Release year: 2008

Genres: fantasy, adventure

Blurb: The 5-year-old son of a sailor, Sosuke lives a quiet life on an oceanside cliff with his mother Lisa. One fateful day, he finds a beautiful goldfish trapped in a bottle on the beach. Upon rescuing her, he names her Ponyo...but she is no ordinary goldfish. The daughter of a masterful wizard and a sea goddess, Ponyo uses her father's magic to transform herself into a young girl and quickly falls in love with Sosuke...but the use of such powerful sorcery causes a dangerous imbalance in the world. As the moon steadily draws nearer to the Earth and Ponyo's father sends the ocean's mighty waves to find his daughter, the two children embark on the adventure of a lifetime to save the world and fulfil Ponyo's dreams of becoming human.

#ponyo #g #hayao miyazaki #yuria kozuki #hiroki doi #george tokoro #tomoko yamaguchi #yuki amami #2008 #fantasy #adventure

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[relentlesslyexisting]

Alright guys, here's my take on Riyoko Ikeda. I just think she's like the Regina George of 70's shoujo-manga dom. Have you people seen pictures of her? She's gorgeous, and apparently sings opera, and there is this funny case where she's like "I can't believe Hi Izuru Tokoro no Tenshi" is gay. And then she steals Yamagishi's yassified character designs while being like "ah, only i understand them, that trashy hack Yamagishi could never understand." Shes kinda a bitch, lol. I also think Hagio Moto is kinda scary too, but while Ikeda is "Ohohoho!" Hagio Moto will say something to you off-hand that will cut into ever insecurity you've ever had and then get really shocked and confused as to why you're crying on the bathroom floor of her apartment.

That aside, none of what I read by Ikeda has felt especially striking to me. I mean, 13 year old me was did love every second of the ROV anime. But reading the manga, it's hard for me to ignore how weird and flighty it is at first. And well, idk I don't necessarily hate that these days. I kinda like flighty fun, old-shoujo being old-shoujo but I think what's always pissed me off is Ikeda's reputation. She's constantly conflated with y24, and I get it, the work she's most famous for often dealt with similar themes or whatever. But here's the thing, WHERE IS THE RAW PERVERSION. (side note, I also think Moto Hagio is a prude) Anyway, that's my hater essay.

#i hate her cause she's popular >:) #did not proofread this

[01aries]

George Tokoro

[byneddiedingo]

Tatsuo Matsumura in Madadayo (Akira Kurosawa, 1993) Cast: Tatsuo Matsumura, Kyoko Kagawa, Hisashi Igawa, George Tokoro, Masayuki Yui, Akira Terao, Takeshi Kusaka, Asei Kobayashi, Mitsuru Hirata, Takao Zushi, Nobuto Okamoto. Screenplay: Akira Kurosawa, Ishiro Honda. Cinematography: Takao Saito, Shoji Ueda. Art direction: Yoshiro Muraki. Film editing: Akira Kurosawa, Ishiro Honda. Music: Shinichiro Ikebe.  Akira Kurosawa's Madadayo isn't quite the autumnal masterpiece we want a great director's final film to be, but it has a suitably valedictory tone. It's a portrait of a kind of Japanese Mr. Chips, a teacher so beloved that his students reunite every year to celebrate his birthday with lots of singing and drinking. The film is based on the life of Hyakken Uchida, an actual professor of German at Hosei University in Tokyo. We never really see what made Uchida (Tatsuo Matsumura) so beloved by his students: The film opens with his retirement from teaching so he can devote more time to writing, but we can infer from the genial, eccentrically bookish manner that peeps through his professorial sternness that he has always been a favorite of his students, often drinking with them after hours. The narrative (such as it is -- Kurosawa's screenplay, based on the real Uchida's essays, has no real plot or dramatic arc) picks up on his birthday in 1943, when his former students help him and his wife (Kyoko Kagawa) move into a new house. When the house is destroyed by fire from the American bombing, they move into a tiny shed that was an outbuilding on a wealthy man's estate and live there until after the war, when his students build a new house for him. We see him celebrate his 60th birthday with his students at a banquet that grows so noisy some GIs from the occupying forces arrive in a Jeep to check it out but leave with smiles on their faces. He's so beloved that when a rich man proposes to build a three-story house across the street from him, thereby casting Uchida's house and garden in shadow, the man selling the land reneges on the deal and then sells it to a group of the ex-students. The greatest crisis in his life is not the war but the loss of a beloved cat, who wanders off one day, causing him so much grief that his wife calls in the students to help find it. Eventually, a new cat takes up with Uchida and life goes on. At the film's end, Uchida collapses from a heart arrhythmia at the banquet celebrating his 77th birthday, but even then he calls out the phrase "Mada dayo!" ("Not yet!"), which has become his ritual defiance of death at his birthday celebrations. Matsumura's performance sustains the film, which at 2 hours and 14 minutes is overlong and more a film for Kurosawa completists than for general audiences. The birthday celebrations become wearyingly exuberant, and the search for the lost cat seems to go on forever, but the film is lightened by Kurosawa's sense of humor and his affection for the characters. It also touches on the changes in Japanese society over the years: The classroom scene at the beginning has a militaristic formality, and the drinking bouts of the early birthday celebrations are all-male affairs. But by the end, not only has Uchida's ever-dutiful wife joined in the celebration, but his students' wives, children, and grandchildren are present, too.

#Madadayo #Akira Kurosawa #Tatsuo Matsumura

[405blazeitt]

he's got the tokoro george lenses

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任天堂 スーパーマリオブラザーズ２/ゼルダの伝説（1986）

#gif #80s commercial #nintendo #george tokoro

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Ponyo (2008)

#ponyo #gake no ue no ponyo #ponyo on the cliff by the sea #hayao miyazaki #studio ghibli #ghibli #ghibliedit #ghibli edit #anime #animeedit #anime edit #animation #yuki amami #george tokoro #gran mamare #guanyin #guan yin #goddess of mercy #sea #boat #my gifs

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#Gake no Ue no Ponyo #Ponyo #崖の上のポニョ #Hayao Miyazaki #Yuria Nara #Hiroki Doi #Tomoko Yamaguchi #Kazushige Nagashima #Yûki Amami #George Tokoro

[mad-prophet-of-the-airwaves]

“Ponyo loves Sosuke! I will be a human, too!”

-Ponyo (2008, Hayao Miyazaki, Japan)

#ponyo #hayao miyazaki #tomoko yamaguchi #kazushige nagashima #yuki amami #george tokoro #rumi hiiragi #akiko yano #kazuko yoshiyuki #tomoko naraoka #tina fey #matt damon #cate blanchett #liam neeson #noah cyrus #frankie jonas #mona marshall #lily tomlin #betty white

[ozu-teapot]

Madadayo | Akira Kurosawa | 1993

Tatsuo Matsumura, Akira Terao, George Tokoro, Asei Kobayashi, Hisashi Igawa, et al.

#Tatsuo Matsumura #Akira Terao #George Tokoro #Asei Kobayashi #Hisashi Igawa #Akira Kurosawa #Kurosawa #Madadayo #1995

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Ponyo (2008)

My rating: 7/10

This is a beautiful, more gentle take on the little mermaid, full of strange, eldritch magic and prehistoric aquafauna, plus an adorably scrambly little girl as the title character - who, unfortunately, seems to lack agency and is treated more like a pet or property than a person. The ending in particular felt very rushed, and the whole "toddler romance" aspect of it is weird. Overall, as The Youth would put it, a Problematic Fave.

#Gake no ue no Ponyo #Hayao Miyazaki #yûki amami #Kazushige Nagashima #george tokoro

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[wesley-de-cornualles]

#madadayo #maadha-kai #akira kurosawa #1993 #not yet #tatsuo matsumura #hisashi igawa #george tokoro

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#maadadayo #film #review #criterion channel #criterion collection #akira kurosawa #tatsuo matsumura #hisashi igawa #george tokoro #masayuki yui #akira terao #kyōko kagawa