What are some good anime movie recommendations?

"Five Centimeters per Second"

The innocent and beautiful memory will not disappear with time, it will grow up secretly, slowly and unconsciously merge into flesh and blood, soul, and noisy life There was a sudden lonely night and a moment of quiet contemplation in the quiet days. Don't try to touch it. When your memories are connected with reality, you will wake up. Time has never stopped. The beauty may have disappeared long ago, and every bit of it is broken time. I have always liked the last scene. I watched it over and over again in the movie and also found something to chew on in the novel.

"Howl's Moving Castle"

Is Hayao Miyazaki's most profound work to date. This animated film has a jumping plot and overwhelming metaphors, which is completely different from Hayao Miyazaki's previous dense and popular narrative style. Some viewers said the plot was difficult to follow - which is why I wrote this. I think this is a great movie, and I want to write down my thoughts and share them with all readers who love Hayao Miyazaki and still have the undying flame of idealism in their chests.

"Spirited Away"

A little vague love... The little white dragon repays the favor, and Qianxun remembered the names of herself and her little lover. Helping the guests take a bath, the little briquettes ran back and forth. These experiences have brought me so much fun. I will definitely not turn into a big pig, eat food indiscriminately, and wash the guests cleanly. Little White Dragon will always be good to me ^^ Back when I was 14 years old:) Spirited Away - I always thought these were the names of two people, but it turns out they belong to one person. The first one was the name given, and the second one was deprived. . This story actually belongs to two names, Amber River and Chihiro. Miyazaki Shun has the world's most extraordinary fantasy, and what he gives you is better than what you want. Well, it is accompanied by suffering, but not by falsehood. Good is good, not cruel good, not horrifying good, not built for destruction.