'When Marnie Was There' drags a little at times particularly in the first half an hour or so, which is somewhat aimless, and some of the supporting characters could have been much better fleshed out. But even when Ghibli are not at their best they still produce films that are better than most studios at their worst, while 'Tales from Earthsea' is from personal opinion their weakest effort it does have enough to make it watchable still. 'When Marnie Was There' may not be one of Studio Ghibli's best films ('Princess Mononoke', 'Spirited Away', 'My Neighbour Totoro', 'Castle in the Sky', 'Whisper of the Heart' and 'Grave of the Fireflies). Why not continue the momentum and positive feelings this film will no doubt generate?! Overall, this is a very special and quite unusual film.one that probably has no chance against 'Inside Out'.but still well worth seeing. Because of this, I don't quite understand the hiatus.

But for everyone else, including adults, it's a very satisfying and beautiful film.and every bit as enjoyable as the best of Miyazaki. And, since it is such a melancholy film, I don't recommend it to young kids, as they won't understand what they are watching. The real story about Marnie and how this all relates to Anna is something finally revealed near the end.suffice to say that you might just need some tissues. But as the film progresses, the audience begins to wonder if Marnie even exists or if she's some sort of ghost. However, she soon becomes obsessed with a seemingly abandoned mansion nearby as well as the young lady, Marnie, that lives there. To help her improve her health, she's sent out to live in the country. She's a very sad young girl and has no friends. But does this film give any weight to the argument that Ghibli certainly can go on without him? It did receive an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature.but is it good and does it meet the studio's standards? The film is about an asthmatic loner, Anna.

Is this true? Not exactly, as this film soon came out.but since then things have been vague and at the very least, the studio is on some sort of hiatus. A while back, I watched a documentary about Hiyao Miyazaki and he sure sounded as if he was saying that after his final film, Studio Ghibli would be no more.

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