Howl’s Moving Castle is an adventure film about Sophie, who works in her late father’s hat shop and befriends a wizard named Howl who has a magical flying castle. The malicious Witch of Waste, fueled ...

Studio Ghibli released “Howl’s Moving Castle” in Japan on Nov. 20, 2004, and its thoughtful consideration of age and war remains pertinent even today. The film, based on the novel of the same name, ...

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With Studio Ghibli’s library now on digital and streaming services, we’ve surveyed the studio’s history, impact, and biggest themes. Read all of the stories on our Ghibli Guide page. Fans of Studio ...

After each new film he makes, Hayao Miyazaki says it will be his last. That's because the 64-year-old filmmaker still draws some of his own animation and his vision has been getting progressively ...

Synopsis: Sophie, a quiet girl working in a hat shop, finds her life thrown into turmoil when she is literally swept off her feet by a handsome but mysterious wizard named Howl. The vain and vengeful ...

Ghibli Fest is bringing Howl’s Moving Castle back to theaters, which means it’s time to revisit one of the movie’s great little visual puzzles. The story of the film is relatively straightforward: ...

Japanese animation maestro Hayao Miyazaki dips again into the cavernous well of a vibrant imagination with “Howl‘s Moving Castle,” which departs from Asian folklore and spirit worlds to enter a ...

The poster shows Howl and Sophie standing with their backs to each other. Howl has black hair, so it seems like the poster expects you to have seen the movie already. In the background, we can see ...

Today we've got an exclusive clip from Howl's Moving Castle, the latest film from acclaimed animation helmer Hayao Miyazaki. You can check it out below along with a gallery of awesome images from the ...

Critics and audiences — in fact, practically all human beings in the universe, at least the ones I know, anyway — seem to be unequivocally enchanted by the animation of Hayao Miyazaki, most notably ...