Castle in the Sky (Tenku no shiro Rapyuta)
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- Mayumi Tanaka
- Keiko Yokozawa
- Kotoe Hatsui
- Minori Terada
- Fujio Tokita
- Ichirô Nagai
- Hiroshi Ito
- Machiko Washio
- Takuzô Kamiyama
- Yoshito Yasuhara
Letterboxd User Reviews
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Incredible But why were those 30 year old men simping for Sheeta, a 13 year old
Wahltart WhitJan 26, 2023After watching 20 Disney direct-to-DVD sequels in a row it's nice to watch a real movie instead
James (Schaffrillas)Jun 13, 2022The fact that no one is scared of heights in Ghibli films is beyond me. Pazu really just be hanging on the side of a castle thousands of feet in the air like it’s a walk in the park.
Joe A - Oct 11, 2021
oh to be a robot just tending my garden and hanging out with all my little wood friends (˃̵ᴗ˂̵)
fabian 🦧May 21, 2020that was straight up Dr. Eggman though
adamboltDec 19, 2023flying objects are to Miyazaki as feet are to Tarantino
Marshall 🧸 - Mar 21, 2018
“its about the little girl and the little boy that go float”
my 11 year old nieceJan 24, 2021Castle in the Sky has one of the best scores in an animated film. I remember when I was little, after the first couple of times I watched this film, I would always look up at a big billowing cloud and wonder if Laputa was really in there. Sometimes I would play the music in…
☆ sophie ☆Mar 24, 2020Man that castle sure is up high in that sky
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6/10 A good Studio Ghibli film but not the best. There’s not too much depth to the characters and their relationship and the plot was pretty predictable. Although it was still an enjoyable watch and the animation was great.
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Its detailed fantasy world, including a dark turn-of-the-century mining town and candy-colored futuristic space bikes, is as alluring as any live-action film. Yet this two-hour story about a lost princess, a flying island and space pirates is liable to strain the patience of adults and the attention spans of children.
Viewed from a purely narrative perspective, Castle in the Sky is a fun, engaging two hours. Miyazaki knows how to keep things moving without belaboring certain scenes. He doesn’t speak down to his audience and isn’t afraid to mix in exposition with action.