Who was in the wrong here?

>>81462070
Shut the fuck, OP.

The more important question, that needs a definitive answer, TONIGHT, is:

Is anime kino?

>>81462093
Poco Rosso and Whisper of the Heart are kino.

>>81462070
It's not an insult to life itself but those students were fucking fools for showing Miyazaki their shitty AI.

They should've demoed something that isn't a corpse.

Can't believe how dumb some people are.
Fucking know your audience.

link?

>>81462070
>insult to life itself
Is he the kind of evil humanist villain that would bash Frankenstein's monster and sentient robots and cyborgs ?

I respect his work but sometimes he is insufferable

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Hey Miyazaki while we are on this can you explain this:

If Kushana can take off her left hand doesn't it mean her right hand was free all the time?

>>81463432
>Whisper of the Heart
He didn't direct that one
It's my favourite though

>>81462093
>Is anime kino?
Obviously.

>>81462070
Nips are an insult to humanity itself.

>>81467203
>T. Chen

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>>81463920
It's not that it was a corpse. It could have been a puppy or a tulip for all Miyazaki cared. The problem was that it walked with its head due to a machine algorithm. There was no humanity involved, no sympathy from the artist thinking "How would this creature walk? What would its life be like?" It was just more "efficient," regardless of any pain or discomfort it would have felt walking that way. That's why he said that it was an insult to life, as there was no humanity in the zpmbie at all, just cold machine logic.

>>81468889
>Implying a programmer didnt lovingly craft the algorithm together
Lib-artcucks can go fuck themselves

>>81468889

that was the fucking point, it would be useful in a scary movie to have something that moves freaky