Toho Co. and director Masaaki Yuasa have crafted an incredibly fresh and colorful anime adventure that carries the same kind of confidence and charisma as its main character does. Coming… Read more The Night is Short, Walk on Girl Review: A zany, colorful, and confident anime film that needs to be seen. →
Getting away from the more fantasy filled worlds that Studio Ghibli is known for, Grave of the Fireflies brings its viewers into a gripping and realistic world filled with emotionally… Read more Grave of the Fireflies Review: A touching and emotional story filled with heart and dread. →
Regarded as one of Studio Ghibli’s as well as Miyazaki’s best works, Princess Mononoke truly lives up to and exceeds this high standard. Its beautiful design and impactful message are… Read more Princess Mononoke Review →
Bringing both a beautiful animation style and a unique look at young love, Fireworks is a really interesting film with time travel mechanics and fun characters that are worth remembering.… Read more Fireworks Review →
Being both an odd and excellent entry for Studio Ghibli, the late Isao Takahata’s Pom Poko is an incredibly fun and magical tale that touches on important issues traditionally not… Read more Pom Poko Review →
Many might not recognize the name Porco Rosso when looking at Studio Ghibli’s filmography, but those who have actually seen the film would recognize it as one of their best.… Read more Porco Rosso Review →
The Cat Return’s is one Miyazaki’s real duds and feels completely out of the norm compared to the acclaimed creator’s work. Its short runtime and little emotional impact strongly take… Read more The Cat Returns Review →
Studio Ghibli’s Ponyo is a visually stunning film that appeals to both kids and those that are kids at heart. It’s full of fun characters, who are voiced by an… Read more Ponyo Review →
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