From the dreamlike landscapes of“Spirited Away” to the everyday magic of“My Neighbor Totoro,” Studio Ghibli has captivated audiences of all ages around the world with its deeply human stories and exceptional animation. Today, we dive into the fascinating Ghibli universe, exploring each of their films, meticulously ordered according to their Rotten Tomatoes score.
In addition, we offer you a glimpse of their trailers, so you can feel the essence of each work, and we reveal where you can enjoy these cinematic gems for free on TokyVideo, Cuevana and Facebook, (although some, not all, are also available on Netflix). Get ready for a magical journey through the filmography of one of the most emblematic animation studios of our time.
Earwig and the Witch (2020) RT RT 28%.
In an orphanage in England, an orphan girl named Earwig is taken in by an evil witch named Bella Yaga and her peculiar black cat, Thomas. Earwig soon discovers that Bella Yaga is a real witch, and that her house is full of magic and secrets. As Earwig learns to master magic, she also discovers that Bella Yaga is not as evil as she seems.
Tales of Earthsea (2006) RT 38%
In a world of magic and fantasy, Arren, a young prince, sets out on a journey to find the sea dragon, the only one who can save his world from destruction. Along his journey, Arren will encounter fantastic creatures, impossible challenges and the true meaning of friendship and loyalty.
My Neighbors the Yamadas (1999) RT 78%
This film follows the daily life of an ordinary Japanese family. From the parents’ quarrels to the children’s antics, the film offers a realistic and humorous portrayal of family life.
1994: Pompoko RT 86%.
In a Tokyo suburb, a family of raccoons is forced to fight for their survival when humans begin to build a new park. The film explores themes such as nature conservation and the importance of ecosystems.
2004: The Walking Castle RT %87
Sophie is a young girl who is cursed by a witch and turned into an old woman. To break the curse, she must find the wizard Howl, who lives in a traveling castle. The film is a magical adventure that explores themes of identity, love and the power of imagination.
2011: The hill of poppies %87
In the 1940s, two young people fall in love in a small town in Japan. However, their love is doomed by the war, which is about to change their lives forever. The film is a moving story of love and loss set in a turbulent time in history.
2002: Haru in the kingdom of cats RT %88
Haru is a young girl who saves a white cat from a car accident. The cat turns out to be the prince of the cat kingdom, and Haru is invited to live in the kingdom. The film is a fantastic comedy that explores themes of identity, friendship and love.
The Wind Rises (2013) RT %88
This biographical film tells the story of Jiro Horikoshi, the Japanese aeronautical engineer who designed the Zero aircraft used by the Japanese in World War II. The film explores dreams, perseverance and the cost of war.
1993: I can hear the sea RT %89
In a small seaside town, two young people, Shizuku and Seiji, meet and fall in love. However, their love is threatened by distance and social differences. The film is a timeless love story that explores themes of connection, loss and the power of dreams.
2008: Ponyo on the cliff RT %91
Ponyo is a fish princess who dreams of becoming human. One day, she meets a boy named Sosuke and falls in love with him. Ponyo decides to leave her underwater home and follow Sosuke to the surface. The film is a story of love, friendship and the magic of imagination.
2014: Marnie’s memory RT %92
Anna is a little girl suffering from asthma. She is sent to live with her aunt and uncle in a small seaside town. One day, Anna meets a mysterious girl named Marnie. Anna and Marnie become fast friends, but Anna soon discovers that Marnie is not who she says she is. The film is a story of friendship, secrets and the power of imagination.
1988: My Neighbor Totoro RT %93
Satsuki and Mei are two sisters who move with their father to an old house in the countryside. One day, the sisters meet a forest spirit named Totoro. Totoro becomes the sisters’ best friend and helps them explore the forest. The film is a touching story of friendship, family and the magic of nature.
1997: Princess Mononoke RT %93
San, a girl raised by wolves, is forced to choose between her love for nature and her duty to her human family. The film explores themes of nature, civilization and the conflict between the two.
The Red Turtle (2016) RT 93%.
This dialogue-free film tells the story of a shipwrecked sailor on an uninhabited tropical island populated by turtles, crabs and birds. The castaway’s life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters a mysterious red turtle, which transforms his existence. The Red Turtle” is a visually stunning meditation on the cycles of life, the relationship between humans and nature, and the emotional journey from isolation to community and love. With its unique animation style and poetic narrative, this film is a moving and thoughtful experience that transcends language barriers and speaks directly to the heart of the viewer.
1995: Whispers from the Heart RT 94%.
A young student named Shizuku Tsukishima is attracted to books and literature. One day, she discovers that all the books she has borrowed from the library have previously been chosen by the same person. Thus she meets Seiji Amasawa, a young man who is learning to make violins. As Shizuku and Seiji become friends, they realize that they share the same love of creativity and art.
2010: Arrietty and the world of tiny animals RT 94%
In a country house, a family of tiny creatures lives hidden from humans. Arrietty, the eldest daughter of the family, must learn to fend for herself when humans discover her existence. The film is a story of friendship, family and the importance of tolerance.
1986: The Castle in the Sky RT 96%.
Seita and Mei are two brothers who escape from the war and find a flying castle. The castle is owned by a young girl named Sheeta, who is pursued by pirates and government agents. Seita and Mei help Sheeta escape, and the three embark on an adventure to find the secret of the castle. The film is a story of friendship, family and the power of imagination.
1992: Porco Rosso RT %96
Porco Rosso is an Italian fighter pilot who has turned into a pig. Porco Rosso makes his living hunting air pirates. One day, he meets a young woman named Fio, who is a talented mechanic. Fio helps Porco repair his plane, and the two fall in love. The film is a story of love, friendship and the importance of following your dreams.
Spirited Away (2001) RT %96
Chihiro Ogino is a 10-year-old girl who, after moving to a new neighborhood, gets lost in a magical world. To escape, Chihiro must work for Yubaba, the witch who controls the world, and find a way to free her parents, who have been turned into pigs.
The Boy and the Heron (2023) RT %97
In a small town in Japan, a boy named Sosuke finds an injured heron on the beach. Sosuke decides to take care of the heron and gives it the name Pisuke. As Sosuke and Pisuke become friends, they learn to appreciate the beauty of nature and the importance of friendship.
1989: Kiki: Home delivery RT %98
Nicky is a young girl who lives in a magical town. Nicky dreams of becoming a witch, but her grandmother, the Great Witch of the North, doesn’t think she’s ready. Nicky embarks on a journey to prove to her grandmother that she is ready, and along the way she learns about magic and the importance of believing in herself. The film is a story of friendship, family and the power of dreams.
1988: Grave of the Fireflies RT %100
Setsuko and Seita are two siblings living in Japan during World War II. Their parents are killed in a bombing, and the two children must fend for themselves. The film is a moving story of love, loss and the importance of family.
1991: Memories of yesterday RT %100
Memories of Yesterday is a biographical film that tells the story of Taeko Okajima, a 27-year-old Japanese woman who takes a break from her job in Tokyo to visit her family in the countryside. During her visit, Taeko reflects on her life and childhood, and begins to question her decisions. The film is a story of love, loss and the search for identity.
2013: The Tale of the Princess Kaguya RT %100
The Tale of Princess Kaguya is a traditional animated film based on a Japanese folk tale. It tells the story of Kaguya, a young girl who is discovered on a bamboo branch by a bamboo cutter. Kaguya grows up to be a beautiful and talented young woman, and is courted by many noble men. However, Kaguya is not interested in marriage, and wishes to return to her home in heaven. The film is a story of love, loss and the power of magic.
Studio Ghibli’s legacy, reflected in its varied scores on Rotten Tomatoes, invites us on a magical journey through unique stories and unforgettable characters. Each film is a treasure that deserves to be explored, offering lessons, adventures and an artistic beauty that endures over time. We hope this tour through his filmography will encourage you to discover or rediscover these gems of animated cinema.
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