Howl's Moving Castle is a 2004 Japanese animated film directed by Hayao Miyazaki. The movie is based on the novel of the same name by Diana Wynne Jones and features the voice talents of Christian Bale, Emily Mortimer, and Billy Crystal. The film follows a young girl named Sophie who is transformed into an old woman by a witch's curse. She seeks out the mysterious wizard Howl and his moving castle for help in breaking the curse.

Matinee fans have learned, over the years, to expect little from sequels…except when the sequels come from Disney-Pixar. Witness how the "toy stories" just got better and better. Cars 2 promises to keep the streak alive. Everything you loved in the original Cars reappears in el dos, but this time all your favourite vehicles seem to have discovered and liberated their inner turbo-chargers."In Cars 2, Lightning McQueen competes in the first-ever World Grand Prix, the race for the title of "world's fastest car." The quest for glory might be enough to sustain an ordinary plot, but in this second-time-around, the guy who played second-fiddle emerges as a reluctant hero, an international tow-truck of mystery. "Mater," inimitably voiced by Larry the Cable Guy, gets tangled up in international espionage and intrigue. Determined to complete his top-secret spy mission while maintaining his loyalty to Lightning McQueen, Mater ends-up in "an explosive chase" through mean and twisted streets of Europe and Japan. There probably will be a Cars 2 app for that."

How to Train Your Dragon is an Avatar for children. It is the most accurate description of this 3D-animated film. Not only is the amazing beauty 3D: the sea, the fog and seemed to hover there mountains and a similar story about the fact that the win is really not possible with an ax and napalm only. The main thing in the movie is a fly on a dragon that causes the same sensations of dizziness and excitement as the domestication of banshees in Avatar. How to Train Your Dragon is the children's cartoon, but with unexpected realism in the final, and it made by Dreamworks which best creations go beyond the age differences, saying, with the audience in an understandable and child, and the old language. The movie is about a friendship, and that it is, first of all, stronger than all the differences and in a second, more than all the similarities.

"Castle in the Sky" is a 1986 Japanese animated adventure film directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli. The film tells the story of a young girl named Sheeta who possesses a powerful crystal that can lead to the legendary floating castle Laputa. Along with a young boy named Pazu, Sheeta embarks on a quest to find Laputa before it falls into the hands of a greedy government agent and a group of air pirates.

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 which was previously known as Cloudy 2: Revenge of the Leftovers is a sequel of filmed in 2010 Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. The movie's screenplay is loosely based on original film, not a Barrett's second book Pickles to Pittsburgh, and follows the events which took place just after the end of the first movie. Its plot centers on Flint Lockwood, a young genius who invented a food machine, which nearly destroyed the planet with a disastrous food storm. Nowadays Flint works on The Live Corp. He is idolizing Chester V, who runs the company and tries his best to meet his expectations. Nevertheless, when he gets to know that his monstrous food machine is still active and now producing food-animal hybrids, Flint decides to leave The Live Corp. Now his mission is to destroy dangerous machine, before its creatures destroy the Earth. Saber cucumbers, taco-diles and apple boas are not those who can be easily got rid of, but it's time for Flint to invent something to separate the food from animals.