Ponyo (2008)

Runtime 100m

Released July 19, 2008

Languages Japanese

Genres Animation, Adventure, Family

Rating G

Ponyo (2008)
Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, Gake no Ue no Ponyo) is a 2008 animated film by the Japanese anime studio Studio Ghibli, written and directed by famed anime filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki. It is Miyazaki's ninth film for Ghibli. The plot centers on a 5-year-old boy and his relationship with a goldfish princess who longs to become human.
Check In

more Community activity...

If you like Ponyo, check these movies out...

more Popular reviews & shouts

Yeah, when it comes to English voiceactors Studio Ghibli is about the only one who continually seems to get it right. They choose quality actors who actually have talent instead of what you normally see in most English dubbed anime's. There are a few exceptions here and there, but in most cases the English version of an otherwise awesome anime gets completely ruined by the voiceacting of people who clearly need to choose a new career....
devotedtodisney

Just watched the english dubbed version (had previously watched the original version) and a I gotta say the only difference is that Sousuke's family refer to each other as father, son, dad, mom, wife and so on, as in the original they refer to each other with their first name. I believe by doing so, the english version has a feel that the family is much closer.

As soon as I heard Fujimoto speaking english, I found out it was Liam Neeson, and it felt amazing as I am a big fan.

more Recently added reviews & shouts

I finally saw it! And i have to say, its a beautiful movie.

This is definitely a movie meant for young children. More than the other recent works from the director Hayao Miyazaki. In style animation and story wise i would compare it the most to My Neighbor Totoro witch came out 20 years earlier in 1988.

I liked the drawing style in this movie. It was at points more crude than what i am usually used to from Studio Ghibli, but it was still very good.

All in all a good movie that deserves to be seen by anyone!
Yeah, when it comes to English voiceactors Studio Ghibli is about the only one who continually seems to get it right. They choose quality actors who actually have talent instead of what you normally see in most English dubbed anime's. There are a few exceptions here and there, but in most cases the English version of an otherwise awesome anime gets completely ruined by the voiceacting of people who clearly need to choose a new career....
devotedtodisney

Just watched the english dubbed version (had previously watched the original version) and a I gotta say the only difference is that Sousuke's family refer to each other as father, son, dad, mom, wife and so on, as in the original they refer to each other with their first name. I believe by doing so, the english version has a feel that the family is much closer.

As soon as I heard Fujimoto speaking english, I found out it was Liam Neeson, and it felt amazing as I am a big fan.
My 3 and a half year old loves watching this. LOL
Love this film!!!
Delete from your history?
Once you delete this from your history, you can't get it back!
Make sure this is what you really want to do!
loading...
Join trakt

Sign in to trakt

forgot?

Sign In
Forgot your password?
Check your email for further instructions!
We couldn't find that e-mail!

Create your new password