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Plot: This special bonus disc includes the complete set of original Japanese storyboards for the film, which offer a true insider's look at the film's unique artistry. See how director Hayao Miyazaki decide...( read more read more... )d to frame and film this compelling anime feature about an Italian WWI pilot who mysteriously transforms into a creature that's part man and part pig.

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  • 5.0 Stars
    MCT:
    October 10, 2008
    it was a hilarious, fun, moving movie that the whole family would want to over and over i myself have seen it 7 times
  • 3.5 Stars
    MCT:
    October 4, 2008
    in somewhat the same vein as Kiki's Delivery Service, this Miyazaki film relies more on European roots and quasi-realism than Japanese fantasy and mythology. a great spin on the wartime action movie, being both charmingly funny and sharply dramatic. the music is pretty good too. great entertainment for all ages.
  • 5.0 Stars
    MCT:
    July 27, 2008
    In what is probably Miyazaki's most unusual film to date, PORCO ROSSO tells the story of a disillusioned pilot who is cursed to live his life as a pig unless he can conquer his self-loathing. Much more slowgoing than Miyazaki's other films, this movie is geared more for grown-ups rather than children. But even having said that, PORCO ROSSO has a lot to make it worth "classic" status. The animation, as always, is top-notch, with breathtaking flight sequences and a believeable cast of characters, my favorite of which is Fio, a bright young engineer whose love for Porco plays a crucial part in their relationship. In addition to which, the English voice dubbing, as with Disney's other releases for Miyazaki's films, is fantastic, with Michael Keaton turning in a surprisingly good performance as the weary, yet stalwart hero of the piece. Kimerly Williams-Paisley, however, takes the prize for "best acting" in the dub as Fio, the engineer; she brings a lot of energy and heart to the role and the chemistry between her and Keaton is a delight. Even better yet, the Japanese language track is included for purists and the French language track, which Miyazaki personally approved over his original cast.
  • 3.5 Stars
    MCT:
    July 8, 2008
    I liked this film I don't think that children would like this film as much. It's just a great story and is very interesting to see how it plays out.
  • 4.5 Stars
    MCT:
    July 6, 2008
    Miyazaki does it again ,5 stars. Then again I love flying floatplanes , the Med and the Japanes twist to animation.Pitty about some of the voices on the Disney dub.

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  • sadfire24
    This movie was awesome, just like all his other movies, Hayao Miyazaki made it creative! A flying pig.. how cool... was it a curse that was put on him? i can't remember...
    posted 588 days ago
  • freyarule
    Gimme a P!
    Gimme an O!
    Gimme a R!
    Gimme a C!
    Gimme an O!
    What do you get? PORCO! :D
    posted 749 days ago