I know Im asking randomly but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot the password. I love any help you can offer me

@Roger Forest Instablaster =)

@@rogerforest1729 Have you tried resetting your password?

​@@rogerforest1729The first comment is 3y old , the second 2y old and the last one is 1y old let me continue this tradition and comment this just in time , also did you finally get your insta account back ?

Yeah, He usually also give statements with deep meanings!

So true. A good influence on kindness, nature and bravery. I love him so so much ❤️🤍 always Forever and ever. You being hope , my kid loves your movies. I love the way you portrait life I love you

@@Seagull205 Nice👏

He is always fighting against his own despair. Why do his heroines always fly? Why does it run as fast as the wind? One of the answers is hidden deep within his heart.

Me too.

its very touching.

@@bluefire6828 Yeah, U r right

I felt sad when Moebius did. I wish both of these people would get an extension and live 200 more years.

Saving the clip for a later viewing, but I'd like to comment (5 years after yours, ha) that while I agree with your assessment about the Wind Rises in general, Miyazaki-san did in fact struggle and changed the ending to be a more hopeful one prior to the release of the film. Not sure if this is covered in the interview segment of this clip, but it was in the Kingdom of Dreams and Madness. He initially wanted the dead wife to gesture to her husband to join her (to die). But eventually, for whatever reasons Miyazaki-san (I'd like to believe Miyazaki-san mustered the courage to) changed it to the dead wife asking her husband to find the courage to live. I always thought that this was an incredible backstory to the making of the film that just elevated my enjoyment of it to a higher level

Its so lovely to see here Miyazaki's saying that his Nausica is inspired by Moebius's Arzak .. so the similarities is not coincidental .. and they cut to Moebius' amused expression upon hearing that .. I'm sure Miyazaki did Moebius proud with his own interpretation of Arzak ..

eh.

+Jose Abel Salazar Lizarraga I grew up watching Miyazaki's movies and comics .. I have all his movies and most of his comics .. I have the utmost respect for the great man .. Miyazaki to me is best when he portrays the rustic and colorful traditional Japanese life such as in Totoro and Spirited Away, its endlessly endearing, that is where he perhaps is better than Moebius .. but then again, it has never really been a focus of Moebius to focus on such themes I think. In terms of purely creativity, the ability to amaze me in the visual sense of creating another world and delving into more complex adult themes and the surrealistic realms ... there is just no comparison to Moebius ... it simply takes my breath away ... (as for Miyazaki's more adult theme animations, sadly to say I tend to fall asleep watching those movies, most are incredibly preachy in a rather simplistic way and they lack a certain sophistication to challenge the cerebral maturity of people)

+Jose Abel Salazar Lizarraga Lucky you Jose, you have many of Moebius's books that is not easily available these days ... I only have The World Of Edena, my exposure to Moebius started only about a year ago from looking at his amazing artworks on the internet .. I was slightly disappointed with The Incal and Silver Surfer Parable's art but its not Moebius's fault ... for The Incal the colors were not done by himself but by some other people and it totally destroyed the looks ... for Silver Surfer he had to awkwardly change his usual ways to the American way of coloring and styles and I think again the art suffers due to that. But The World of Edena was ALL Moebius (including his signature unique colors), its thrillingly brilliant and breathtaking ... I wish I can get my hands on more of Moebius's books in the future ..

+Jose By the way I totally love Princess Mononoke too .. Miya gave a deep sense of mysticism to the mysterious forest spirits and inhabitants .. By the way I would like you to also check out another great favourite comic artist of mine, Luke Pearson .. his Everything We Miss is a masterpiece to me, and also the first 4 volumes of his Hilda series, gorgeous artworks .. and also Jesse Jacobs .. Moebius has passed on but there are some great talents like these guys in the horizon ..

駄作。ラピュタとナウシカ以外は観る価値無し。

I picked up on that to and I love the way you put it

Ponyo could have been better, the wizard guy is sidelined badly

+Sime Balyan If you love Miyazaki's imaginations, do google the artworks of Moebius .. Moebius's art is admired by art comic enthusiasts around the world where he enjoys a god-like status as possibly the greatest illustrator of all time .. he is every bit as amazing as Miyazaki, to me they are both very dear to my heart ..

yes @@uuduu7

spirited away always the best