The Japanese animation Castle in the Sky was first released in 1986 — but this week, you can relive the magic all over again as Studio Ghibli plans to re-release the movie for two days only.

Castle in the Sky opens on a blimp-like airship where a ... or a hole in his heart is very tragic and depressing and sad to draw,” he says in that same interview. “So I don’t like drawing ...

With any luck, maybe Bandai will someday do those. Of all the Studio Ghibli films, Castle in the Sky is probably my all-time favorite. So even if it did take over three decades to get an action ...

Remember the scene from Studio Ghibli’s Castle In The Sky when the giant Laputan robot, who was dormant not that long before, basically destroys the castle by itself despite heavy enemy fire?