Howl's Moving Castle (movie)
Alternative title:
A vándorló palota
Das Wandelnde Schloss (German)
Det levande slottet (Swedish)
Det levende slot (Danish)
El castillo ambulante (Spanish)
El castillo errante de Howl (Spanish)
El Increíble Castillo Encantado (Spanish)
El Increible Castillo Vagabundo (Spanish)
Howl no Ugoku Shiro (Japanese)
Howl's Bewegende Kasteel (Dutch)
Il Castello Errante di Howl (Italian)
Le Château Ambulant (French)
O Castelo Andante (Portuguese)
O Castelo Animado (Portuguese)
Ruchomy zamek Hauru (Polish)
Ходячий замок (Russian)
הטירה הנעה
قلعة هاول المتحركة (Arabic)
هاوڵ قهڵا جوڵاوهکه (Arabic)
ハウルの動く城 (Japanese)
哈爾移動城堡 (Chinese (Hong Kong))
霍爾的移動城堡 (Chinese (Taiwan))
하울의 움직이는 성 (Korean)
Themes:
steampunk
Plot Summary:
A plain young hatter named Sophie has her life changed when an evil witch transforms her into an old woman. Unable to face her family in such a condition, Sophie runs away in search of a way to become young again. Along the way, Sophie helps a turnip headed scarecrow, who repays her by leading her to the moving castle owned by the dreaded wizard Howl. There she befriends Howl's apprentice Markl, Howl's fire demon Calcifer, and eventually, Howl himself. Sophie then becomes the castle's cleaning lady in an effort to not only find the solution to her problem but to save Howl from his own terrible secrets as well.
User Ratings:
4286 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
118 minutes
Vintage:
2004-09-05 (Venice Film Festival, Italy)
2006-07-21 (Brazil - DVD)
2008-11-21 (Cinema Golden Choice - Mexico)
2009-04-05 (Unicable, Mexico)
2009-08-10 (Unicable, Mexico)
Premiere date:
2004-11-20 (Japan)
2005-01-12 (France)
2005-06-10 (USA - El Capitan Theatre)
2005-08-05 (Brazil)
2005-08-05 (México)
2005-09-16 (Poland)
2005-09-23 (United Kingdom)
2005-10-21 (Sweden)
2006-02-09 (Argentina)
2006-06-09 (Turkey)
Releases: We have 29
Opening Theme:
"Sekai no Yakusoku (世界の約束; The Promise of the World)" by Chieko Baisho
Official website:
Official French website (French)
Official Polish website (Polish)
Official Swedish Website (Swedish)
ハウルの動く城 (Japanese)
Links: We have 3
Trivia: We have 3
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Comment:
Based on the Novel, "Howl's Moving Castle" by Diana Wynne Jones.
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