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Miyazaki wanted the opposite of the tendency in recent Hollywood films, which is to use heavy bass to try to pull the audience into the film. He thinks that movie theatres can be claustrophobic, even overwhelming places for young children, so he wanted his theatre to have windows that let in some natural light, bench-style seats that a child cant sink into, and films that make them sigh in relaxation. Miyazaki fondly remembered the days when cigarette smoke in a theatre could draw your attention to the beam of light stretching from the projector, so he placed the projector in a glass booth that protrudes into the seating area