Kiki's Delivery Service/YMMV


 * Adaptation Displacement: Very few people outside Japan realize that this movie is based on a book. The popularity of the film led to the translation of the book.
 * Broken Base: Not the only Ghibli dub to receive such an atmosphere (Castle in The Sky and My Neighbor Totoro also qualify), but many viewers can't seem to decide whether the Disney dub is a charming, entertaining experience or a watered down travesty of a great film. Purists strongly claim it is the latter (often stating that the Japanese version and the Carl Macek-produced Streamline dub is the ONLY way you should watch the film), but there are fans of the dub.
 * Ear Worm: Love 'em or hate 'em, one cannot deny that the two added Sydney Forest songs are insanely catchy. You just may find yourself humming snatches of them weeks afterwards.
 * Chase the clouds from the ground in the big blue sky, don't wanna watch it all go by...I'm gonna fly!
 * When Disney rereleased the DVD, these songs were replaced with the original Japanese tracks. Much handwringing ensued.
 * Harsher in Hindsight: Jiji abruptly ceasing to talk can be pretty chilling, knowing that it was Phil Hartman's final role before his murder.