Don’t Pregame ‘Cocoon—One Summer of Girlhood’ With Studio Ghibli’s ‘Grave of the Fireflies’ If You Hate Crying
I have the uncanny ability to match-make the most devastating film double features. What can I say, I’m a sicko who loves watching films back-to-back that complement each other. To set the scene, the film introduces two siblings: an older brother named Seita (JP: Tsutomu Tatsumi, EN: J.
- ▪I have the uncanny ability to match-make the most devastating film double features.
- ▪What can I say, I’m a sicko who loves watching films back-to-back that complement each other.
- ▪To set the scene, the film introduces two siblings: an older brother named Seita (JP: Tsutomu Tatsumi, EN: J.
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| Canonical URL | https://gizmodo.com/cocoon-one-summer-of-girlhood-studio-ghibli-gkid-grave-of-the-fireflies-anime-wwii-movie-retro-review-2000790377 |
| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 20:00:13 +0000 |
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I have the uncanny ability to match-make the most devastating film double features. I’ve watched Celine Song’s Past Lives and Park Chan-wook’s Decision to Leave on a long flight from Chicago to Los Angeles and barely survived the double dose of emotional despair, and I’ve watched Takashi Miike’s gnarly Ichi the Killer and Audition in one sitting before wisely deciding to save Kim Jee-woon’s I Saw the Devil for another day. What can I say, I’m a sicko who loves watching films back-to-back that complement each other.
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