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- Kubo loves his mother, but he also doesn't really know her as a person. Their nights together are spent telling stories of Kubo's father, which Kubo in turn passes on to the village below as their means of sustenance, but that friendly exchange of story and niceties is devoid of personal understanding.
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- Laika was still working on ParaNorman when the idea for Kubo came about. We were still in production on ParaNorman at the time that we started developing this idea.
- Director Travis Knight’s childhood had a big influence on the film. Growing up, I was an enormous, obsessive fan of big fantasy epics. I was just the right age when Star Wars came out.
- This film has a lot of love for mums. I spent a lot of time alone as a kid, exploring the woods near my house. I spent a lot of time creating, doing things in a solitary way.
- Kubo needed ‘godlike’ compositions. [Kubo is] gifted with divine music and is almost godlike in his power to create music, which is a reflection of how he’s feeling.
Kubo's mother was able to love Hanzo and reinvent herself, but Kubo's grandfather was so far gone from humanity and had his world rocked so hard and so suddenly that he was left unable to reinvent himself. Instead, seeing this, the kind people of the village decided to help him become a good person.
From learning about his brave father’s... Experience the power of storytelling in this heartwarming scene from LAIKA’s Oscar-nominated Kubo and the Two Strings.
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Set in ancient mythical Japan, a young boy with magical powers named Kubo lives a quiet life caring for his mother in a village. His normal way of life is shattered when he is found by his mothers’ evil sisters, sent by Kubo’s grandfather Raidenthe moon king, to chase Kubo. Thus, he begins a quest to find a magical suit of armor sought after by his...
In feudal Japan, 12-year-old eyepatched Kubo tends to his ill mother Sariatu in a mountain cave near a village. He earns their living by magically manipulating origami with music from his shamisen for the village folk, telling the tale of his missing father Hanzo, a samuraiwarrior. Kubo is never able to finish his story, as he does not know what ha...
Art Parkinson as KuboMatthew McConaughey as BeetleCharlize Theron as MonkeyRooney Mara as The SistersOn December 22, 2014, Laika and Focus Features announced that the production began on a 3D stop-motion animated film Kubo and the Two Strings, which Laika's CEO Travis Knight would make his directorial debut, based on the script by Marc Haimes and Chris Butler. Knight and Arianne Sutner would produce the film. Voice casting included Art Parkinson, ...
*The Sisters are theorized to be connected to Coraline Jones’ Other mother(both characters of Laika’s Coraline)
TL;DR - Kubo's grandfather was once a normal dude with three daughters. One daughter (Kubo's mother) marries Hanzo. Hanzo dies. This causes Kubo's mother to go into a depressed state. Kubo's grandfather lets go of all emotion because he sees what love and grief can do to people.
Aug 19, 2016 · Years later, in a dramatic cliffside cave overlooking the ocean, Kubo lives a quiet life with his fading mother, a once-powerful witch whose true self returns when she tells him stories of his late father, the valiant samurai Hanzo.
