Miyazaki Hayao Castle in the Sky DVD Language: Japanese, English F/S w/Track#

Miyazaki Hayao Castle in the Sky DVD Language: Japanese, English F/S w/Track#

Description:

Subtitles:English
Audio Language:Japanese (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
Packing Size: 19 x 13.6 x 1.4 cm; 0.28 g
EAN: 4959241980144
Manufacturer Reference: VWDZ8014
Director:Hayao Miyazaki
Media Format: Color, Subtitled, Dubbing, Dolby, Widescreen
Time: 2 hrs 4mins
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Release Date: 2002/10/4
Publisher: Buena Vista Home EntertainmentNumber of discs: 2
Ghibli is full of COLLECTION "Castle in the Sky Laputa" Pazu is an apprentice machinist whose father discovers Laputa, a legendary island floating in the sky, but dies without people believing him.
One day, he meets a girl named Sita who has fallen from the sky.
She wore a glowing blue stone pendant on her chest.
In fact, she was the heir to the throne of Laputa, and her pendant was a "flying stone" with the power to float in the sky.
However, the two are caught by the Wehrmacht who are searching for Laputa, and only Pazu is released, leaving Sita behind. With the help of the
Dora gang of aerial pirates, who were also trying to obtain the flying stone, he rescues Sita from the clutches of the Wehrmacht.
Finally, he encounters the legendary island of Laputa. *
Storyboard * Trailer editing * Video clip "Book in the Sky" * Non-telop opening and ending video
From "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" to "Spirited Away", Studio Ghibli's adventure fantasy has gained support from a wide range of generations.
The mystery of the treasure hidden in the Laputa Empire, a floating island in the air, depicts the activities of a boy, Pazu, and a girl, Sita.
Includes a storyboard handwritten by the director.

A masterpiece fantasy adventure anime about the floating island of Laputa Empire in the air, where a girl named Sita falls from the sky and Pazu, an apprentice machinist who rescues her.
Written, written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

Producer: Isao Takahata Director, Original Story, Script, Storyboard: Hayao Miyazaki Music: Yuzuru Hisaishi Voiced by: Mayumi Tanaka / Keiko Yokozawa / Nobu Terada / Fujio Tsuneta / Ichiro Nagai / Machiko Washio / TARAKO -- Contents (from the "CD Journal" database) A cover of the theme song by Tatsuya Ishii is played here and there, but I can't help but sing along and almost cry.
Not only Tatsuya Ishii, but also many people list "Laputa" as one of the best Ghibli works.
That's probably because this film, just like the copy at the time of its theatrical release, is a blood-pumping adventure drama.
Studio Ghibli's first commemorative work, "Laputa," is a fantasy created by director Hayao Miyazaki based on the motif of "Floating Islands = Laputa" in "Gulliver's Travels."
A girl falling from the sky, a dazzling flying stone, a lovable pirate family, a mecha with a classic scent.. All of these motifs and settings are fascinating. The lively scenes, such as the scene where Pazu rescues Sita from the blazing tower of fire, are sure to excite you, and the interactions between the unique pirate brothers will make you laugh no matter how many times you watch them.
In addition to the familiar multi-angle storyboards, video extras such as the video clip of "The Book of the Sky" are also a must-see.
(Yumi Yoneda) --- December 2002 -- Contents (from CD Journal Review)