Acclaimed anime master Hayao Miyazaki returns for his ninth animated feature with Ponyo, which deals with a friendship between a five-year-old boy and a goldfish princess who yearns to be human. The daughter of the king of the ocean, Ponyo is no ordinary goldfish -- she has all the magic of the sea at her disposal. But when five-year-old Sosuke befriends the spunky little fish near the seaside home he shares with his mother and father, a special connection sparks between the two children, and Ponyo becomes determined to ...
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Acclaimed anime master Hayao Miyazaki returns for his ninth animated feature with Ponyo, which deals with a friendship between a five-year-old boy and a goldfish princess who yearns to be human. The daughter of the king of the ocean, Ponyo is no ordinary goldfish -- she has all the magic of the sea at her disposal. But when five-year-old Sosuke befriends the spunky little fish near the seaside home he shares with his mother and father, a special connection sparks between the two children, and Ponyo becomes determined to become human. Transforming into a little girl, Ponyo shows up at Sosuke's doorstep, delighted to make herself at home with her new land-dwelling family. But having a magical fish princess walking around on dry land begins setting the mystical balance of the world off kilter, and even though the innocent love Ponyo feels for her dear friend is strong, it will take some help from the greatest powers in the ocean to make things right again. Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
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Add this copy of Ponyo [Dvd] to cart. $14.00, new condition, Sold by Arroway Books rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Narberth, PA, UNITED STATES, published 2017 by SHOUT! FACTORY.
My 14 year old niece loves this movie. It is priced reasonably and arrived in good condition just as promised.
Dorothy W
Dec 2, 2010
Ponyo
My 3yo granddaughter discovered this one on cable and we have been held prisoner by it for weeks now. Gives us a chance to discuss how a fish can become a little girl, she adores the music and the animation keeps her glued to her seat until the movie's done.
I haven't always been a big fan of Japanese animation, but this one has started some interesting talks with the little one and that works for me - not mindless viewing.