'bout to make the most out of a toaster

Feb 06, 2006 14:35

You know how usually, if you sort of squint at it and twist the right way, your horoscope for the day could kind of almost sort of be right? Mine today was exactly opposite of my life right now! Awesome.

This post contains one hundred twenty matching icons from the film Howl's Moving Castle. I really wanted to make an icon of the toilet " ( Read more... )

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bryiarrose February 7 2006, 05:29:34 UTC
it's one of my favorite books ever, and yet i missed being able to see it in the theater. still somehow trying to stay away from too much spoiling, but when the dvd comes out in a month i'll be stealing, oh, all of them. *love*

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flax February 12 2006, 04:45:08 UTC
Oh no! I do hope you get to see it. There're some major changes from the book, as I'm sure you've guessed, but it's still worth a watch. :)

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bryiarrose June 22 2006, 05:37:40 UTC
now that i've *finally* seen this, i'll be snagging a whole lot of icons. i'm about to go watch it through a second time. still love the story the book tells a bit better, but the movie is lovely too. (wish they'd used someone else to voice calcifer though... i think.) ;)

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shadowsandice February 7 2006, 07:06:33 UTC
CALCIFUUUUUUR!!!

:D

Swiping a couple. I love this movie to bits. Thanks.

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flax February 12 2006, 04:45:58 UTC
He's my favourite! :D

Thanks!

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sariaya February 7 2006, 10:11:19 UTC
Those are lovely! I might take 4, 5, & a couple of the pretty Howl ones in the middle somewhere. Thank you :)

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flax February 12 2006, 04:46:31 UTC
Oh, thanks so much! Enjoy. :)

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aigha February 9 2006, 12:44:09 UTC
Wonderful work!

I loved the film, was lucky enough to have two chances of seeing the original (non-dubbed) version and can hardly wait for the DVD. Thank you for shortening the wait... Just love these, going to take some and definitely will credit when used. Thank you very much!

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flax February 12 2006, 04:48:23 UTC
Oh, thank you!

Isn't it lovely in Japanese? I saw the English dubbed version, and it was quite good as dubs go, but just not the same. (and from looking at your userinfo, do you know if it was dubbed into Finnish? That seems like it would be really interesting.)

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aigha February 12 2006, 17:35:26 UTC
It's absolutely lovely in Japanese! I'm a voice enthusiast and just loved Howl's seiyuu, he's got a voice to melt you in your socks.

And yes, it was dubbed into Finnish. Haven't seen it and am not going to see it, but from what I have heard, it was good work. Finnish dubs usually are, for example the dubs of Disney films often get special thanks from the headquarters. As a rule, I'm not awfully partial to dubs, though - we don't do much of them in Finland, luckily, mainly only for something aimed at children.

One interesting piece of trivia I found somewhere was that only in Finnish and one other language (can't remember which) did they have the same actress voicing both the young and the old Sophie, just like in the original.

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flax February 13 2006, 03:11:49 UTC
Mmmm, his voice is beautiful. I had a hard time with Christian Bale in the English version, since he was also in Batman Begins, which was in theaters here at approximately the same time! XD Very silly.

It's a shame how often things get dubbed into English just for American audiences, though I suppose since HMC is supposed to be a children's film it makes a certain amount of sense. Cheers to you (and to Finland, I think) for going in for subtitles, though. :) They're always much better.

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flax February 12 2006, 04:44:11 UTC
Man! Again! Thank you, Sarah. &hearts!

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