What is /tv/'s favorite Studio Ghibli film?

>>84022363
Personally, Ponyo. Castle in the Sky is up there too.

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>>84022363

My top 3 are Whisper of the Heart, The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, and Spirited Away. It's difficult to choose between them.

Mine are Kikis and Porco Rosso

Probably different ones for different feelings, I couldn't really compare Grave of the Fireflies and Kiki's Delivery Service like I couldn't Forrest Gump and Beowulf, even though they're by the same director.

Overall I enjoy Porco Rosso and Princess Monoke the most, I can watch those films any day.

i coulda watch princess monoke right now
i watched totoro like 100 times when i was little
but spirited away is 10/10

My Neighbor Totoro, I can't take my nostalgia goggles off for this one. This movie MADE my childhood.

Non-Miyazaki, probably The Tale of Princess Kaguya. Absolutely beautiful film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54Li_V5CUXo

>Studio meme
Fuck off with your weeaboo trash back to >>>/a/utism

I was born in 85 and watched Warriors of the Wind all the time on beta. I watched the "correct" Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind as an adult and I have to say it's one of my favorites. I was not impressed with Castle in the Sky or The Wind Rises.

>>84022363
Howl's Moving Castle, very underrated

>>84023569
I can't believe how hard they fucked up with Warriors of the Wind. It didn't even fucking make sense.
It kinda shows how little western publishers think of their audience.

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>>84022363
>yfw there still isn't a successor to Studio Ghibli