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The Boy and the Heronis the latest movie by Hayao Miyazaki, one of the most acclaimed and globally renowned filmmakers of all time. Any movie with the involvement of Hayo Miyazaki is bound for huge commercial success and would inevitably be a masterpiece.
However, his latest movie was almost derailed by a significant margin due to the issues with animating and time management caused by Hayao Miyazaki, who was not able to meet the deadline every month.
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The Boy and the Heronwas almost delayed due to Hayao Miyazaki’s time management
Hayao Miyazaki embodies perfection when it comes to creating movies; fans have received all his previous creations very positively.
Miyazaki’s own company, the legendary animation house Studio Ghibli, announced the master’s retirement atThe Wind’s Risespremiere, although he came back once again.
The audience very much anticipatedThe Boy and the Heron, as it was rumored to be the last ever movie by Hayao Miyazaki, which proved wrong since he is already working on his next movie, as confirmed by the studio’s producer.
However, the acclaimed movie was about to go off track due to being unable to meet the deadlines by Hayao Miyazaki, who was animating way less than he should.
The renowned filmmaker was supposed to animate five minutes of animation per month, or about one hour per year, on the film; however, he could not do it.
Miyazaki directed only about one minute of animation per month, which was way behind schedule and almost caused a significant delay in the series.
However, he later made up for it and released the movie without cutting any corners, which also achieved tremendous success.
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The Boy and the Heronachieves ground-breaking success in American Cinemas
Hayao Miyazaki has seen several of his works reach the highest level of acclamation and receive positive responses from fans throughout his decades-long career.
However, his latest work surpasses all his previous movies by a significant margin. It is the first film from Miyazaki to break the record and become #1 at the US box office.
The series opened at #1 in the US with $12.8 million, the highest for any of the previous Hayao Miyazaki works.
His other projects includeSpirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle, Castle in the Sky, and Ponyo.The 82-year-old co-founder of Studio Ghibli began his career as an animator six decades ago, in 1963, and is often referred to globally as one of the best storytellers in all of anime history.
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