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What.

I see the makers of Totoro decided to have a ball with this one. The story goes that a little girl shoves her grandmother on a train, despite the fact she has no parents to look after her, and then comes back to her empty house hoping for burglars to come. Then a giant panda and his son come over and decide to become a family with the little girl. Throw in a baby tiger, a massive flood, the absence of a sense of security, a bunch of tools tossing themselves into a river, and a few panty shots and you got yourself a film that makes you wonder what drugs have been going around in Japan and why you can't have any of that.

All in all, the movie itself was very nice.



YES, VERY NICE.

Antisocial wrote:I see the makers of Totoro decided to have a ball with this one. The story goes that a little girl shoves her grandmother on a train, despite the fact she has no parents to look after her, and then comes back to her empty house hoping for burglars to come. Then a giant panda and his son come over and decide to become a family with the little girl. Throw in a baby tiger, a massive flood, the absence of a sense of security, a bunch of tools tossing themselves into a river, and a few panty shots and you got yourself a film that makes you wonder what drugs have been going around in Japan and why you can't have any of that.

I think Japan has a hold of HotD's Marshmallows.

The Japanese are very good at creating plots that make no sense whatsoever to me.

AN UNDERWATER TRAIN IS VERY NICE