It’s easy to put anime into a box, but like any other kind of stereotyping, it’s unfair and undermining. Many think that the art of Japanese animation is nothing more than machismo-driven cartoons, but proving that notion wrong is, among other properties, the output of Japanese animation outlet Studio Ghibli.
Studio Ghibli, like computer animation studio Pixar, still rises above the ilk of what’s being released by most studios even with its so-called "lesser" products. Since the 1980s, Studio Ghibli has thrived in traditional animation, and luckily for us who aren’t in Japan, Disney takes up the task of distributing the studio’s films in the United States.
Studio Ghibli's The Boy and the Heron from director Hayao Miyazaki has finally been released, and reactions have flood the internet already.
Studio Ghibli bucks Hollywood trends with no trailers or promotional materials for upcoming film How Do You Live?
Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli has been producing films for over 30 years. These are the best Studio Ghibli movies to watch.
