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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Parse it any way you like, Miyazaki's gifts as an animator place him in a category of his own. To see his latest film is to be somehow reminded of Italians who could hear Verdi's operas as soon as they were sung or English readers who could experience the novels of Dickens episode by episode. Read full review
The worldview, the sense of childlike fun shaded with adult melancholy, and the joyful, serene attention to visual oddity and wordless beauty could only be made in Japan. And, specifically, made by Hayao Miyazaki. Read full review
Sophie, in both her incarnations, joins an impressive sisterhood of Miyazaki heroines, whose version of girl power presents a potent alternative to the mini-machismo that dominates American juvenile entertainment. Not that children are the only viewers likely to be haunted and beguiled by Howl's Moving Castle - all that is needed are open eyes and an open heart. Read full review
There's a word for the kind of comic, dramatic, romantic, transporting visions Miyazaki achieves in Howl's: bliss. Read full review
Clever and often enchanting. Read full review
The tireless volley of ideas and inventions make this a delight that should connect with kids and adults in both dubbed and original-language versions. Read full review
A wise and wonderful parable. Read full review
Consequently, though it's difficult to work out what's going on, it's never boring. Read full review
While the movie contains delights and inventions without pause and has undeniable charm, while it is always wonderful to watch, while it has the Miyazaki visual wonderment, it's a disappointment, compared to his recent work. Read full review
Miyazaki, like an evil sorcerer, has plucked the heart out of Jones's story and left it there to die. Read full review