Reviews

the masterpiece for excellence, as well as the most recognizable of Studio Ghibli's films, Howl's Moving Castle is certainly not a film without flaws, with an extremely slow first half and little character development, the film proves itself as an authentic surprise during the second part. The characters of Howl and Sophie acquire value and their love becomes credible and extremely human. the animations are fabulous, the soundtrack is the best I've ever heard in an animated film, and the direction is excellent as always. The action scenes, although not very numerous, are animated in a very fluid and complex way, as are the character expressions or eyecatch scenes. in short, despite some problems in the development of the story, this film cannot help but make us emotional, and it is a must-see for every fan of Japanese culture.

Plot: 6/10
Animations: 10/10
Drawings: 10/10
Score: 10/10
Enjoyment: 8/10

With the flower garden scene, this film has earned my heart, so if you're a fan of dreamy and surreal stories this movie is made for you!