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How do you watch Studio Ghibli films?

posted 9 years ago by mammamia1216
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I'm rather new to finding and appreciating the Studio Ghibli films. I remember hearing about SPIRITED AWAY when the English dub came out, but I only just saw it a few weeks ago (...and absolutely love it).

I really want to see more films in the Ghibli collection, since I've heard really good things about Laputa, Princess Mononoke, Kiki's Delivery Service, etc. But the question is, where can you see them? I notice that they're not available to "rent" on Amazon Prime, Youtube, or Netflix (and those are what I typically use). I just gave up and bought the DVD of Spirited Away, but I don't really want to buy the DVD of a film I haven't actually seen.

Uggh, this is why I miss Blockbuster!

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[–] TutuAnimationPrincess 9 years ago

As an animation fan, I'm very much into ownership. I haven't really gotten into this whole digital thing. I own every Ghibli film released on either DVD or Blu-Ray and even though I like some less than others, I don't regret purchasing any of them.

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[–] PreachCaleb 9 years ago

I bought all the dvds. Love them all.

Can't stop the signal.

[–] guccipix 9 years ago

I get pretty much all the movies I watch from my county's library system. They collectively have thousands of titles.

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[–] Belle-Et-La-B 9 years ago

If you ever really dislike a movie so much after you bought it to check it out, just sell it to someone else for cheap. That way it's like you paid to rent it.

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