Penguin Highway

I went in with no idea what the movie was about. I was skeptical since I usually have a tough time enjoying anime films and I worried my fiance and daughter would not enjoy it. It was a fabulous ride. The penguin scenes are both wonderous and fantastical. I left satisfied and wanting to purchase a copy to show others.

Penguin Way is an anime movie that tells the story of a young man named Aoyama, who stumbles upon a magical penguin that has the ability to send its wielder back in time each night. He uses this ability to try and save his father's life, only to end up getting stuck in a time-loop that repeats itself every night. Along the way, he encounters a strange girl named Shirai, who knows even more about the penguin than he does. Together, they embark on a journey of discovery and self-conflict as they search for the truth behind the penguin's miraculous powers.

In my opinion, I think Penguin Way is a really interesting and thought-provoking anime. It tackles some complex philosophical concepts, such as time travel, and touches on issues of death, loss, and identity. The story is well-paced and engaging, and the characters are well-developed and relatable. Overall, I think it's a great anime that is definitely worth watching.

This is easily one of the most unusual movies you will ever see. I wasn't sure at first what to make of it because it takes its time to get there. Stick with it because your patience will be rewarded. It will seem totally dis-jointed at first but give it time. All I could say is, at the end, what a great piece of story telling. I'm a huge fan of Studio Ghibli and this rivals any of the best from them. If you appreciate great animation and great story this is a must see.

I have no idea what this movie is about... except that it's a fun fantastical romp with PENGUINS! I've a feeling the writer / director thought the general viewing audience would be better mind readers than we actually are. Sorry, haven't mastered video telepathy quite yet. One can guess at the meaning and likely even come up with a logical hypothesis as to what the plot is about. But I think any conjecture will be somewhat subjective.

If you go in for the purpose of seeing a film very reminiscent of Studio Gibli style and subtle nonsensicalness... and if you're in the mood for penguins... this will likely fill the bill. Some parts have excellent animation. Mainly it's just plain fun.

Aoyama is a studious young kid, he loves to research things, weird things and with the help of a couple of school friends and his dentist, he finds something very weird. Penguin energy. Onê-san, the dentist can conjure penguins from thin air. She's no idea why, but together they all try to solve the puzzle. On the way they find an idyllic meadow with a large floating orb of water that seems connected and soon realise that everything is linked by some cosmic phenomenon. It looks gorgeous, the water and lighting in the animation are wonderful. The plot although typical Japanese fantasy holds together really well with a good dose of mystery and some cool ET vibes. Plus it's full of penguins! Culminating in a psychedelic stampede finale as the young heroes vow to save the town from the giant orb and jabberwocky's!