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Born from the creativity of Amanda's luminous mind, Rudger is an imaginary friend that she alone can hear or see. Together, they go on wild adventures in the attic above the bookshop owned by Amanda's mother. The two have pledged to follow three rules: never disappear, always protect one another, and never cry. One day, a suspicious man named Mr. Bunting knocks on the door, accompanied by an eerie girl that only Rudger and Amanda can see. He has a keen nose for hunting imaginary friends and depriving children of their precious companions. During one of Mr. Bunting's failed attempts to capture Rudger, Amanda gets into a fatal car accident. All alone now, Rudger must protect himself from not only his pursuer but also another peril: if an imaginary friend is forgotten, they will completely disappear from existence. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
I was really surprised by this one. It starts off kind of childish - and it is a film made for kids - but there's a surprising depth to this film that you don't see until later. Multifaceted characters, an excellently paced and written plot, and a message that reaches both kids and adults. The stakes feel real. The…
Leer completa ↗Holy... stinkin... heck... This is from the same studio that brought us Mary and the Witch's Flower. AKA one of the worst movies I've ever seen in my entire life. I don't know how many of the same people worked on this film, but this is a perfect testament as to why you should never give up creating. You may have…
Leer completa ↗Studio Ponoc has thus far remained in the shadow of Studio Ghibli, with the founder of the former, Yoshiaki Nishimura, having been a long time staff member of the latter. Mary and the Witch's Flower (MatWF), their first feature length film, was constantly deemed ersatz-Ghibli by critics, and even the art books and…
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