My Neighbor Totoro

I watched this movie when I was younger, and I made sure my daughter watched this movie and all other animation movies made by studio Ghibli. They are magical and intriguing. Definitely a great movie to watch.

Totoro is a must-see classic for all kids, families and adults. If you've never seen a Studio Ghibli film, this is a great first one to pick

I really enjoyed sharing this movie with my four year old . He watched it 4 nights in a row! Love the story, music, and animation

My sister and I grew up in the 90s and loved this movie as kids. My youngest sister would just watch it on repeat. I’ve loved now as a dad being able to take my own daughter through. And now she loves it! The movie strengthens family bonds, makes you appreciative for what you have, and bring the extra to the ordinary. Wonderful film!

Very cute movie to watch as a family, date night, with friends, or even for alone time.

I have seen this so many times and it’s still good and I don’t get tired of watching it

A Japanese classic, wonderful for children

One of our favorite movies

L'oeuvre de Miyazaki est exceptionele , dommage que l'expérience soit gâché par un livreur qui à forcer en mettant le coli dans ma boi^te aux lettre et l'a abîmer

colis arrivé dans les temps et en parfait état

Blu-rayとDVDのセットを購入しましたがBlu-rayが欲しかったので　問題なく見れました。商品の説明にあった通りでDVDはこちらのセットの分は試してないですが日本では見れないのかなぁと思います。

Do not buy this item if you live in India its region B and nothing is mentioned in the description but the image shows its all region compatible hence if you are not in region B you cannot play this in a normal player

Back when this movie first came out; the late Gene Siskell and his buddy Roger Ebert reviewed this movie and called it quite possibly the best family movie ever made! And despite all the additional movies that have been produced since then - IT STILL IS!What makes this movie so good? Made by Studio Gibli and it's co-founder, Hayao Miyazaki (called the Walt Disney of Japan). It's a virtually perfect blend of family, detail and fantasy all rolled into one! It starts out with two sisters and their father moving into a run-down rural house that they've rented for the summer. Then slowly ups the ante that there may be more to this house than meets the eyes as the little sister starts to see little critters that no one else can see! She's absolutely adorable.In fact this is one of the best parts of Ghibli movies; their characters are all so absolutely real. The little sister looks like, acts like, throws tantrums like, explores like just any little pre-schooler would. Then throw in the older sister who's trying to take care of her, the house and their father while their mother is away in the hospital fighting some unknown illness and you can just feel the realism and the family dynamics. Then when the older sister also starts to see things that shouldn't exist and discovers the guardian of the forest is a big gentle giant by the name of Totoro; it really gets to be both exciting and fun at the same time with magical cat buses, dust bunnies that can actually move and all sorts of magical adventures!The other thing I like about this and later Ghibli movies like Kiki's Delivery Service, Arrietty, Whisper of the Heart and Ponyo (all of which I highly recommend) is that these movies don't fall back on the usual stereotypes of some despicable villain that has to be fought and stopped. Or everything always has to be settled with a fight. Instead they have lots of action, wonderful discoveries at every turn; but no villain! There is a major problem to be solved, friends to be rescued or helped, but things don't have to be settled with violence! That is so refreshing at times.This is one of those rare family movies that adults will like equally with their kids. And even today with the thousands of movies I've seen; this is still and always will be one of my absolute favourites. Five stars all the way!J. A.P.S. - Don't confuse this Disney version of Totoro with an older Pan and Scan version that was originally marketed over ten years ago by Fox. This is a top quality 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen and looks superb in either dvd or BD versions. Reviews that talk about it being cut are referring to the older no-longer sold Fox version.