Nausicaä do Vale do Vento (1984)★ 8.2/10

Dorumekia = Great Japanese Empire; Sea of ​​Rot = Europe and the United States; Spores = erosion of capitalism; build a kingly paradise together, burn the Sea of ​​Rot together = new order of the East Asian community, jointly resist European and American powers; Run around, then make more land eroded by spores, become part of the sea of ​​decay = every resistance gives the great powers an excuse to fight back with force, then come up with more unequal treaties, then capitalism and christian civilization infiltrates even more . In the end, it’s almost like Christ died for mankind and then resurrected...In the troubled times full of hatred and suspicion, spreading kindness and gentleness like a fool, suffering for the people, bearing the sins of all mankind and being crucified on the cross without regret, And then the miracle happened, the resurrection, and the final victory for good...

One of Miyazaki’s least popular films, but one of the most powerful. It transmits a strong message about caring for the environment and against war.

Una de las películas menos populares de Miyazaki, pero una de las más contundentes. Transmite un poderoso mensaje sobre el cuidado del ambiente y en contra de la guerra.