Doesn't the title give away that it does exist...?

Rating: 8/10 (24 February 2011)

A young girl(Sheeta – that sounds like a crass term for the crapper, but OK; and grown men leer at her... ew), a boy that is her peer, pirates(quirky, as are most of the characters in this... also, it's a mother and a dozen sons of hers... someone needs to start saying no), the government and the military are all seeking the legendary city in the sky Laputa(the whore... man, Miyazaki just had no luck with names in this). This takes off right away(you won't know exactly what's going on from the start... and it doesn't answer every question, or maybe it's how little I know about Eastern culture), and keeps to a quite fast pace, making the two hours fly by. It's got an epic scope, and the adventure is exciting, with several chases. Atmosphere is built effectively, and what happens has an impact. The designs are creative and imaginative, there are unforgettable details, and the animation is fantastic. This is very silly and the humor is over the top. The DVD comes with alternative angle storyboards for the whole thing, 11 minutes of Studio Ghibli trailers, 5 minutes of the opening and ending sans text, 4 minutes of trailers and 2 and a half minutes of artwork. I recommend this to fans of animé. 8/10