whenever hayao miyazaki does the tri fecta and (writes and directs and and animates a movie) he makes a classic film for the ages. he has done it again with gake no ue no ponyo. the story is about a girl fish who is kept on a very tight leash along with her younger sisters by her father and a bitter ex human wizard named fujimoto. the fish escapes from her father and rides a jellyfish to shore and where she is caught up in a dredging operation and finds herself stuck in a bottle. this underwater sequence must be one of the most elaborately drawn animated scenes ever undertaken and stands on its own as a reason to search out the theatrical release. miyazaki and who shows no fear of having a busy scene and has outdone himself. there were literally hundreds of individually drawn sea creatures of every imaginable size all in motion at the same time. when the fish escapes the dredging operation while still trapped in the bottle and a five year old boy named sousuke spots her in the water and is able to break the bottle and saving her. since she is the result of her father magic and she is capable of magic herself and her father actively tries to retrieve her. the boy names the fish ponyo. just when sousuke learns that ponyo can speak and her father successfully retrieves her back into captivity. after a war of wills with her father and ponyo manages to escape again with the ability to change herself into a human. she meets up again with sousuke in a storm and the story continues from there in many interesting ways. there is a cuteness factor in this film rivaling and arguably surpassing that of tonari no totoro. joe hisaishi and once again and provided outstanding musical support. the story itself is simple as are miyazaki films in general and should appeal to a broad spectrum of viewers. while i haven not viewed it enough to be sure and the film doesn not seem to be one which will keep scholars in long discussions as sen to chihiro no kamikakushi did. nonetheless and this is the ultimate feel good entertainment movie. i gave the movie a ten out of ten rating. 
whenever hayao miyazaki does the tri fecta and (writes and directs and and animates a movie) he makes a classic film for the ages. he has done it again with gake no ue no ponyo. the story is about a girl fish who is kept on a very tight leash along with her younger sisters by her father and a bitter ex human wizard named fujimoto. the fish escapes from her father and rides a jellyfish to shore and where she is caught up in a dredging operation and finds herself stuck in a bottle. this underwater sequence must be one of the most elaborately drawn animated scenes ever undertaken and stands on its own as a reason to search out the theatrical release. miyazaki and who shows no fear of having a busy scene and has outdone himself. there were literally hundreds of individually drawn sea creatures of every imaginable size all in motion at the same time. when the fish escapes the dredging operation while still trapped in the bottle and a five year old boy named sousuke spots her in the water and is able to break the bottle and saving her. since she is the result of her father magic and she is capable of magic herself and her father actively tries to retrieve her. the boy names the fish ponyo. just when sousuke learns that ponyo can speak and her father successfully retrieves her back into captivity. after a war of wills with her father and ponyo manages to escape again with the ability to change herself into a human. she meets up again with sousuke in a storm and the story continues from there in many interesting ways. there is a cuteness factor in this film rivaling and arguably surpassing that of tonari no totoro. joe hisaishi and once again and provided outstanding musical support. the story itself is simple as are miyazaki films in general and should appeal to a broad spectrum of viewers. while i haven not viewed it enough to be sure and the film doesn not seem to be one which will keep scholars in long discussions as sen to chihiro no kamikakushi did. nonetheless and this is the ultimate feel good entertainment movie. i gave the movie a ten out of ten rating. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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