My Neighbor Totoro has one of the most iconic movie posters of all time, but it actually features a character who never once ...

'The Art of Rain' (Part 2). The Japanese director, whose latest film came out in Japan on July 14, turned a storm and an umbrella into an iconic scene in this animated 1988 masterpiece.

Totoro’s quiet scenes, like the rain-drenched bus stop moment, are etched into animation history. It was a film designed to linger, to be remembered not for action, but for atmosphere.

The gray Totoro pattern cover is actually a bit of a conversation piece/debate prompt. From the color, you might assume that it’s depicting the Big Totoro, and the chubbier proportions also align with ...

Totoro waits with sisters Satsuki and Mei at the bus stop, showing them the delight of cascading rain and introducing the siblings to his friend, the remarkable catbus; Totoro and his cohorts ...

My Neighbor Totoro premiered at the West End’s Barbican Theatre on October 8. Steering the ship are director Phelim McDermott and playwright Tom Morton-Smith .

The Japanese company Studio Ghibli opened a theme park to celebrate the eccentric, charming animated movies of its founder, Hayao Miyazaki. Could two ‘Totoro’-loving toddlers find happiness there?