Studio Ghibli, IMAX
28 years after its original release, one of the best Studio Ghibli movies is getting a restored IMAX re-release
Originally released in 1997 and written and directed by Studio Ghibli boss Hayao Miyazaki, the voice cast for the English-language dub included Billy Crudup, Claire Danes, Billy Bob Thornton, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Gillian Anderson.
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There's a Reason Studio Ghibli Films Are So Good, And It's Not Because of Hayao MiyazakiStudio Ghibli films are undeniably the best films in all of anime history, but there are some surprising reasons why they are ...
Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke is set to return to theaters nearly 28 years after its original release. Hayao Miyazaki’s ...
Studio Ghibli’s recent anime film The Boy and the Heron has been one of the biggest success stories in the illustrious career ...
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A 4K IMAX Restoration of PRINCESS MONONOKE Is Coming to TheatersGKIDS is re-releasing Princess Mononoke in theaters for Studio Ghibli's 40th anniversary. For the first time the movie will ...
Despite multiple farewell announcements, Hayao Miyazaki, the legendary Studio Ghibli director is already working on a new ...
Almost every Studio Ghibli movie is considered to be an anime classic (but not you, Tales from Earthsea). Even among that ...
You could make a pretty solid argument that "Princess Mononoke" is Hayao Miyazaki’s “biggest” anime film. Sure, the legendary Studio Ghibli director has other tales of grand adventure on his resume, ...
If you’re looking for a gift for the anime lover in your life, now’s your chance to look beyond cat ear beanies and Dragon Ball Z UNO cards. Some incredible—and expensive—anime-related ...
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Nearly 30-Year-Old Studio Ghibli Classic Returns to North America for a First-Time ExclusiveA '90s fantasy classic from Studio Ghibli director Hayao Miyazaki heads to North American theaters for its first-time IMAX ...
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