The best moving movie was voted in the twenty -first century

New York Times She released a list of the best films that have been released since 2000, and it may not be a big surprise Bong Joon-Ho’s 2019 (and the best winner in 2020) “Parasite” ranked first. It was the first ten, in my very humble opinion, very great. “There will be blood” in third place, exceptional films such as “Get Out”, “Mood for Love” and “the social network” that was transferred to the top of the list. Nevertheless, the ninth place belongs to the only moving movie at the best 10: “Spirited Away”, 2001 movie by Mother Hayao MIYAZAKI.

After describing the film as “Alice in Wonderland” by Luis Carroll’s movie for a new generation, and his wonderful unique characters spared him, the times extended the virtues of the film, its Newties, and writing, “beautiful unification” “preoccupation with the main animation” – explaining ever.

Actor John Tortoro – whom you might know from “Severance” who also appeared in “My brother, where are you?” That came in the seventh and seventh place in the list – “SERISD AWAY” on the top of the top 10, and the Times encouraged the designs weighing in this list to explain their thinking process. “It is a film for any child who lost his parents in a multi -section or a large crowd,” Tortoro wrote. “It is that hole in your stomach. It’s one of my favorite daughter films. There are many things that you should see when you are a parent, and it’s really interesting to discover something with them at the same time.” Therefore, for anyone who needs to be activated, what is “full of vitality”?

Like many Hayao MIYAZAKI-which he creates through his world-famous studio, “SESERED AWAY” is an amazing, sad and emotional journey that focuses on a personality that needs to reach something within themselves to escape from a dangerous but fictional scenario. At the beginning of the film, the 10 -year -old Chihiro is expressed by Rumi Hiiragi and Daveight Chase, frustrating because she and her parents are traveling across Japan to move to their new home, but everything turns upside down when they stop investigating what appears to be an empty city. (Only to clarify, MIYAZAKI movies are always released in the indigenous Japanese with translations and in the dubious English versions We are Several actors. Her parents turn into pigs in front of her eyes.

After interviewing a mysterious boy named Haku (MIYU IRINO and Jason Marsden), Chihiro discovers that she cannot return to the car – as a river immersed it from the car – and as Various spirits appear in duskShe was said to travel to a bathroom and ask for a job with a mistress of Yosnaba (Mary Natsuki and Susan Blushit). As it turned out, Yosbaba is a very dangerous personality … but when A clear monster called no -face (akio nakamura) The bathroom is invaded, Chihiro is the only one who can “tame”, so to speak.

“SERISDAY AWAY”, from her wonderful studio in GHibli Studio to her beautiful, incredible degrees written by Joe Hesayishi, is one of the best films that were ever made without a question … According to the New York Times, it is the best moving movie that has been released since 2000. Did any other animated films make the list?

“SERISDAYWAY”, again, is the only moving movie that breaks the 10 best in the New York Times, but Pixar ended up recording a few spots on the list as well. “Ratouille”, Studio 2007 by Brad Bird on a perfect mouse called Remy (expressed by Patton Ozwalt) who learns to become a major chef in Paris through his alliance with high -end garbage boy Alfredo Lingwini (Le Romano), ranked 73rd in the list. “Remy, rural mice with sophisticated palate and faith himself, goes to Medina to achieve his dreams of cooking – which raises a charming, smart and influential adventure.” “Her lessons about reformulating our emotions, even when she has long turned into a toil, the rest after Eid.”

The comedian Mike Perbelia “UP” included the 2009 widow story expressed by Ed Asner, who finds a new rental contract, in his vote, and the film came in fifty place; The Times calls for “Pixar at risk.” Finally, “Wall-E”, who argues a lot (including me) as Pixar at its best absolute cases, ranked 34th in the list- The 2008 Andrew Stanton movie about a beloved robot, collects garbage on the broken and abundant ground It depends greatly on the novel of visual stories, and offers an impressive and serious story about the discovery of a new life in the dark.

However, “Spirited Away” dominated them all, which is the only movie of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio GHibli to appear in the list at all. If you do not see “lively”, please treat it; It flows on HBO Max.