Prinzessin Mononoke

Originaltitel: Mononoke-hime

1997
12
2 Std. 13 Min.

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8,3/10

449.666

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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1.374

Gillian Anderson, Claire Danes, Yuriko Ishida, and Akihiro Miwa in Prinzessin Mononoke (1997)

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Auf der Suche nach einer Möglichkeit, sich von Tatarigamis Fluch zu befreien, findet sich Ashitaka in einen Krieg zwischen Waldgöttern und der Bergbausiedlung Tatara involviert. Auf dieser R... Alles lesenAuf der Suche nach einer Möglichkeit, sich von Tatarigamis Fluch zu befreien, findet sich Ashitaka in einen Krieg zwischen Waldgöttern und der Bergbausiedlung Tatara involviert. Auf dieser Reise trifft er auch auf San, die Prinzessin Mononoke.Auf der Suche nach einer Möglichkeit, sich von Tatarigamis Fluch zu befreien, findet sich Ashitaka in einen Krieg zwischen Waldgöttern und der Bergbausiedlung Tatara involviert. Auf dieser Reise trifft er auch auf San, die Prinzessin Mononoke.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,3/10

449.666

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

1.374

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Auszeichnungen
- 14 Gewinne & 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

Ashitaka
(Synchronisation)

Yuriko Ishida

San
(Synchronisation)
…

Yûko Tanaka

Eboshi-gozen
(Synchronisation)

Billy Crudup

Ashitaka
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

Billy Bob Thornton

Jigo
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

Minnie Driver

Lady Eboshi
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

John DiMaggio

Gonza
(English version)
(Synchronisation)
…

Claire Danes

San
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

John DeMita

Kohroku
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

Jada Pinkett Smith

Toki
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

Gillian Anderson

Moro
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

Keith David

Okkoto
(English version)
(Synchronisation)
…

Corey Burton

Additional Voices
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

Tara Strong

Kaya
(English version)
(Synchronisation)
(as Tara Charandoff)
…

Julia Fletcher

Additional Voices
(English version)
(Synchronisation)
(as Julia DeMita)

Debi Derryberry

Hii-sama
(English version)
(Synchronisation)
…

Alex Fernandez

Additional Voices
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

Jack Fletcher

Additional Voices
(English version)
(Synchronisation)

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When Harvey Weinstein obtained the North-American distribution rights to Princess Mononoke, he approached director Hayao Miyazaki and insisted on a shorter version of the film that would be better attuned to American audiences. However, Miyazaki was still so upset by the heavily cut version of his Nausicaä - Prinzessin aus dem Tal der Winde (1984) (released as 'Warriors of the Wind') that he angrily left the meeting. Several days later, Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki sent a katana sword to Weinstein's office with 'NO CUTS' embedded into its blade. The film was later released in the USA in its uncut version. When asked about the incident in an interview, Miyazaki simply smiled and stated "I defeated him".

Patzer
When Ashitaka first visits the Forest Spirits home, he spots the Spirit's traces (shape of his hooves) underneath the water surface. But later in the movie, the spirit is seen as a walking surface, which is regarded as a goof. It isn't. The spirit, shishigami, can do whatever it pleases.

Zitate
Osa: Life is suffering. It is hard. The world is cursed. But still, you find reasons to keep living.

Crazy Credits
There are no opening credits.

Alternative Versionen
When aired on Canadian cable channel, YTV, a slightly different earlier "rough-cut" version of the English dub aired instead of the theatrical version. This version features some different dialogue such as in the scene where Lady Eboshi first sees San, she calls her "Wolf beast" instead of "Princess Mononoke". The singing of the movie's theme is also left in Japanese and not dubbed into English for this version.

Verbindungen
Featured in Princess Mononoke: How the film was conceived (1998)

Soundtracks
Mononoke-Hime/Princess Mononoke Theme Song
(Japanese vocal version)
Lyrics By Hayao Miyazaki
Vocals by counter-tenor Yoshikazu Mera
Music composed by Joe Hisaishi
Music performed by Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra and conducted by Hiroshi Kumagai

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10/10

Stunning and sharp (in any language)

I saw this film in Japan, in Japanese with no sub-titles, I don't speak a word of the language and I was still enthralled! It is Miyazaki most visually intense (surpassing, at long last, Nausicaa) and is alive with color and movement the like not yet seen in anime.

The story is complex, and after talking with Japanese friends, it is clear that much of it went over my head (particularly that relating to specific Japanese myths), but the important elements came through. Miyazaki's long infatuation with technology verses nature and man's relation to God (or gods) weave throughout the film as does his trend for strong women characters.

Even with the language barrier, the film is of such intense emotion that it caries you through to the end. The change in dynamic between the crashing fight scenes and the quiet scenes of healing by the lake is so broad and so well paced that I can't remember a film where my emotional state was so expertly varied.

If you have a chance to see this film, in any language, I recommend you do.