
Ghibli Farewell When Marnie Was There Earns Its Quiet Place Among the Classics
A quiet tale of a girl's ghostly companion, a ruined mansion, and the promise that binds them forever.


A quiet tale of a girl's ghostly companion, a ruined mansion, and the promise that binds them forever.

A shy girl saves a cat and enters a kingdom where she must believe in herself before turning fully into a cat.

A quiet, affecting tale of miniature people who borrow from human homes, with fluid animation and real stakes.

Warriors of the Wind, Hayao Miyazaki's 1984 post-war fantasy, reviewed: Nausicaä, the poisoned jungle and a 7.9 score that gets it right.

A 1986 Studio Ghibli classic: Miyazaki's Castle in the Sky, with Sheeta, Pazu, the crystal, flying Laputa and the voice cast behind the film.

Ponyo review: Miyazaki's hand-drawn tale of a boy, a goldfish-girl and a tsunami. 100 minutes, 8.6/10 — why the water still wins.

A close look at Hayao Miyazaki's My Neighbor Totoro (1988), its quiet method, the bus stop in the rain, and why its success never cheapened it.

A review of Hayao Miyazaki's Howl's Moving Castle, the 2004 Studio Ghibli film about a cursed milliner, a vain wizard, and a war he refuses to fight.

Spirited Away review: Miyazaki drops a ten-year-old into a bathhouse for the gods, where Yubaba steals her name and work is the only way out.
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