Backup Castle in the Sky Laputa - One of Miyazaki Best Films

Castle in the Sky — or Laputa as it is known in Japan — is annual airing in Japan resulted in the most Tweeted moment of all time, revealing how popular the film remains. An orphan named Sheeta eludes the clutches of a secret agent named Muska while trying to discern her family's history. After her first escape from Muska, Sheeta meets up with a young boy named Pazu, whose father, a photographer, was disgraced after he took a picture of the legendary flying island of Laputa and had it dismissed as a hoax. When the two realize that a family heirloom Sheeta carries allows them to levitate, the two begin a search for the lost island, trailed by Muska, who is also searching for Laputa.

Reviews of Castle in the Sky

• Liable to strain the patience of adults and the attention spans of children. Reviewed by top tomato critic Caryn James. 94% positive reviews from tomatoers and 89% rottentomatoes audiences like this movie. - Reviews from Tomatoes
• One of Japanese writer-director Hayao Miyazaki's best films. - Matt Brunson from Creative Loafing
• 5 Stars out of 5. It's a work of art like nothing you've ever seen before, unless it's another Miyazaki work. The story sets this film apart even more than the art; full of twists and turns, it is a magnificent tale. If you have any appreciation for fine anime or any respect for possibly the greatest Japanese anime director of all time, you must see this film. - Reviews from animeworld.com
• A Star Wars-like animated feature about a legendary city behind the clouds and the many secrets it holds about nature, robots, light, and magic. - Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat from Spirituality and Practice
• Castle in the Sky is an...uplifting experience. It's the perfect place to view where Miyazaki has been and where he intends to go. - Bill Gibron from PopMatters
• Castle in the Sky got 8.0 points from 54,000+ votes. - Reviews from IMBD
• Try to picture Terry Gilliam doing an animated Star Wars by way of Jules Verne. - Chris Hicks from Deseret News, Salt Lake City
• Common Sense Media says: Exciting, all-ages anime airborne fantasy epic. - Reviews from commonsensemedia.org
• My favorite Miyazaki film - Christopher Null from Filmcritic.com

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Extended Knowledge: Miyazaki Hayao, a Japanese film director, animator, manga artist, producer, and screenwriter, after working in the film industry for half a century, announced his retirement. TIME Entertainment ranked Miyazaki's Top 10 greatest films. Feel free to enjoy!

• Porco Rosso (1992)
• Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979)
• Ponyo  (2008)
• Howl’s Moving Castle  (2004)
• Nausicaa of the Valley of theWind  (1984)                             
• Kiki’s Delivery Service  (1989)
• Castle in the Sky  (1986)
• My Neighbor Totoro  (1988)
• Princess Mononoke  (1997)
• Spirited Away   (2001)

a great artist came along in the mid-1970s makes Disney look like a second class citizen in the animation business.