Spirited Away [DVD]

とても良い

持っていたDVDがダメになってしまったので、日本語版を買うより安いので購入。日本語で見ることができるので全く問題がありません。

他の方も書いているので、見れる見れない「ついては省きますが、ブルーレイなので映像はとても綺麗です。 値段も安いのでオススメです。

biu-ray は、極普通に日本語、字幕なしで見れます。画質も DVD に比べればかなり良いと思います。英語とフランス語が入っているので、その気になれば勉強にもなるでしょう。なのにお値段が安いのですから、断然、お買い得だと思います。付属の DVD に関しては見ることができません。

元々が輸入盤商品ということ前提で購入。 DVDはリージョンコードが違うので使えませんでした。万が一を期待しましたが、プレステ4，車のカーナビ、ノートパソコンのドライブでもやはり見られませんでした。残念。 DVDが見たければ、リージョンフリーのデッキを買うしかないです。 ブルーレイの方は、プレステ4，ブルーレイ再生機器共に良好に再生可能。 日本語、英語、フランス語で楽しめます。英語版が欲しくて購入したこともあり、セリフそのままの英語字幕と意訳された英語字幕の２種が出せるのも嬉しかったです。 日本語版は、もともとのジブリの日本語として楽しめます。 ブルーレイのみの購入で国産のものよりやすいので満足してます。

普通のBlu-rayデッキでは視聴できませんでした。 地域制限があって特定の機器でないと再生できないことをタイトルに注意書きとして書いて頂きたかった。

日本で発売さているバージョンが高いので、こちらを購入。単に価格の事情です。ブックレットや特典等を気にせず単に作品さえ見られればいいという方にはおすすめできます。 音声は日本語、英語が入っています。字幕も英語を出せますので、英語の勉強ツールとしても使えます。でも、当然ながら作品の雰囲気は日本語がいいです。

同じような投稿になりますが、同時に「魔女の宅急便」も購入したものです。 手に取った時（外国向けだからなのか）中古っぽいなという印象。 安価でしたし、映像や音声、字幕には問題はなかったので別によいのですが(^^; ありがとうございました。

Un film strappa lacrime dell'egregio maestro myazaki!!! Assolutamente da comprare per amanti del genere!! Consigliatissimo è spettacolare!! Non posso aggiungere altro comprate e andate sicuri!!

Chihiro (Daveigh Chase) is an apathetic, 10 year-old girl being forced to move to a new town with her parents. During the car ride to their new home, her father gets lost and they come across what looks to be an abandoned town. Chihiro is skeptical of the place, but her parents take advantage of some free food available at a restaurant, despite no one being around. Then things start to get weird. She is warned by a boy named Haku (Jason Marsden) to leave immediately, but her route back has turned into a river. She finds that her parents have turned into pigs and various types of spirits are now populating this mysterious town. It seems that she is now in a spirit world and must figure out how to get home. Spirited Away is probably the most well-known film to come from Studio Ghibli and the legendary anime director Hayao Miyazaki. It really stands out as an exemplary example of animated films. To start off with, the animation in this film is outstanding. There is a ton of detail in the background art that really helps to bring alive both the real world and the fantasy world that Chihiro spends most of the film in. The designs and animation of the characters themselves is well done and really helps make this film a memorable experience. This is especially notable with Chihiro herself who goes through many emotions and experiences throughout the film from her humorous reaction to meeting a stink spirit to a sad realization over her situation. The other characters are very memorable in their own right as well. Taking place in a fantasy setting really gave the creators of this film a lot of chances to come up with imaginative characters, such as the various spirits seen, and they used this opportunity well. This includes the witch-like Yubaba (Suzanne Pleshette) who runs the bathhouse along with the mysterious spirit No-Face (Bob Bergen) that follows Chihiro around. All other aspects of this film work as well. As I have already mentioned, the characters and story are well written and really help make this movie memorable. The music is top notch, composed by Ghibli regular Joe Hisaishi. In addition to this, I thought that Disney did a good job with their dub that stays faithful to the original story, for those that prefer dubs. This Blu-ray set comes with many bonus features. This includes a making-of movie, the original Japanese soundtrack, storyboards, and trailers. All in all, this is nothing short of an excellent animated film that is sure to be enjoyed by both kid and adult fans of animation.

I bought this for my daughter and I to watch together as she likes this genre of movie. I am glad I got it as it is a fun movie to watch. We had a great time watching it together and I have to admit I was enjoying myself too! It really is a good movie and has a great message to it! The DVD arrived very fast and in great condition. I would recommend this movie to anyone!

The dvd did not work, not even once. Late arrival.

From the opening theme to the closing credits, this film is so beautiful to watch and to listen to that it almost hurts. The animation itself is above average, but the backgrounds are, quite simply, stunning. Above all, Spirited Away shows a breathtaking imagination on the part of the director in bringing to life this deceptively deep story. Having seen this film originally at the cinema, this was the sum of my opinion on it - that it was beautiful but not very profound. However, after repeated viewings, I now understand what some other reviewers have alluded to. In particular, while the story serves almost as a canvas across which the director can introduce all sorts of wonderful characters - some funny, some actually quite scary - there is also a meaningful narrative here as well. The young heroine who, at the beginning of the film, is scared of facing the unknown even with her parents present, by the conclusion has become strong, independent and courageous. This transformation is brought to the screen with the same care and attention as the animation itself, with various events having exceedingly subtle effects on Chihiro's personality. But the main reason why this film works so well, and is so moving, is not that we see Chihiro growing up; it is because the story is, at its heart, about the most important human needs: the quest to return home; the need for acceptance and belonging; and above all, love. I bought this primarily because it was very difficult to find a cinema showing the original language version, which is included on the disc. Althought the American dub is, for the most part, sensitively done, it's not a patch on the Japanese original, in which the heroine sounds slightly older and which (in subtitles) refuses to resort to Americanisms. (Comparing the subtitles with the English language soundtrack reveals some cringe-worthy liberties with the original script in the American form.) Still, congratulations are due to Disney for having the foresight to make this wonderful film as accessible as possible. Incidentally, the first disc of this two-disc set contains the film with a storyboard comparison accessed via the multi-angle feature. While this quickly gets tiresome, it does provide for a very nice feature indeed: the second angle of the last chapter contains the series of background stills from the closing credits, but without the credits themselves. This means that you can appreciate the intricacy of the drawings without interruption, and whilst being serenaded by the gorgeous song Always With Me, which, along with Joe Hisaishi's delicate original score, rounds off a pretty much perfect package.