The Cat Returns

by Hiroyuki Morita (Director)

Other authorsTim Curry (Actor), Hayao Miyazaki (Producer), Reiko Yoshida (Author), Anne Hathaway (Actor), Aoi Hiiragi (Author), Cary Elwes (Actor), Kristen Bell (Actor), Peter Boyle (Actor), Andy Richter (Actor), René Auberjonois (Actor), Kristine Sutherland (Actor)14 more, Judy Greer (Actor), Aki Maeda (Actor), Elliot Gould (Actor), Toshio Suzuki (Producer), Nozomu Takahashi (Producer), Tetsu Watanabe (Actor), Chizuru Ikewaki (Actor), Yoshihiko Hakamada (Actor), Yuiji Nomi (Composer), Kentaro Takahashi (Cinematographer), Megumi Uchida (Editor), Yosuke Saito (Actor), Tetsurō Tamba (Actor), Andrew Bevis (Actor)
DVD, 2018

Description

In an imaginative and lighthearted tale, a young schoolgirl saves the life of a noble cat and is rewarded with a shocking proposal of marriage - to the Cat King's son - and a fateful journey to the extraordinary Kingdom of Cats.

Language

Original language

Japanese

Physical description

7.5 x 0.7 inches

Publication

GKIDS presents a Studio Ghibli film (2018)

UPC

826663181609

Library's rating

Rating

½ (19 ratings; 3.9)

User reviews

LibraryThing member jjohlend
After saving a cat from being hit from a bus, shy high school student Haru receives the blessing of the cat kingdom and is rewarded by becoming engaged, against her will, to the prince of the cat kingdom, the very cat she saved. Studio Ghibli's animation is top notch, as always, with a blend of
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beauty and oddity. Seeing earth cats walking on two feet and carrying things is strange, but once the story goes to the cat kingdom, the anthropomorphic cats begin to look more acceptable. The handsome and dashing Baron sets off to rescue Haru from a marriage neither she nor the prince want, but the king is forcing. They must escape the kingdom before daybreak, or Haru will transform into a cat herself. The romance that develops between Haru and the Baron is left unresolved, but Haru has gained more confidence in herself after her adventure. A visual splendor to behold with a slightly odd story, this is not the best of Studio Ghibli's works, but it is still way better than most anime.
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