Lepta: Castle In The Sky Movie

Animation or animation film, Lepta: Castle in the Sky, is one of Hayek Miyazaki's film was launched in the U.S. in the 80s, the film takes its inspiration from a distance the novel by Jonathan Swift, Gulliver's Travels, where the flying city of Lepta depicted in detail . The story of this castle in the sky once again show that people have a fascination with the heavens, and what is waiting out there, so little accessible to us, if deprived of technologies. The plot follows to find a hidden flying city rising behind the clouds; some characters make it pure fantasy, while others seek to find the secret place. Lepta: Castle of the Sky has to reveal its secrets! 

This castle in the sky probably belongs to a parallel Earth with an alternative story, because no region or place names that we encounter in the film corresponded two real spatial data. We know that the action takes place sometime between the mid-19th century and early 20th century. The documentation of the history of Laputa the castle in the sky is fairly extensive given that it is pure fiction. There is air supremacy over other cities because the royal family of Laputa leave the castle in the air several times, not to mention that there are plenty of clues about the relationship between Lap tans and land distribution. 

Since he created the image of the castle in the sky, Miyazaki found inspiration in the creation of a Welsh mining town, and this model was used for construction of buildings Laputa. Although the film dates back to 1986, DVD and video release was delayed to 2003. During the year, Laputa: Castle in the Sky was the second best selling DVD distributed by Disney for Spirited Away. 

Different Distinctions seen each other the original and the English dub, but the effect of Laputa: Castle in the Sky was not impaired by such differences. The soundtrack is a bit different, so two makes animation more accessible two wider audience, as Westerners normally expect rich or important musical support as part of the accompaniment. Moreover, all the amendments received approval by the makers Although some fans disagreed with some of the decision. In Japan, Laputa: Castle in the Sky received numerous awards including best film in years and the best animation to 9 Anime Grand Prix.