For those unfamiliar, Kiki’s Delivery Service tells the story of a young witch-in-training who is ready to embark on her one year journey to lay roots for herself away from home in a witchless ...

(Pun unintended.) Hayao Miyazaki’s third feature for Studio Ghibli, 1989’s Kiki’s Delivery Service, is one of his best and most magical. While it doesn’t match the grandeur of Princess Mononoke or ...

However, I do love how Kiki’s Delivery Service looks. The animation is beautifully done, and you can tell it was made with a lot of love.

Kiki's Delivery Service finds beauty in the mundane, in finding yourself at a very vulnerable age, making lifelong connections - you know, the usual kind of thing you do at 13.

By watching Kiki’s adventures, they can learn about independence, growth, and the value of hard work. As we grow up, however, we notice that Kiki’s Delivery Service can speak to adults as well.

Kiki, the eponymous witch, travels to a new town to train, and finds herself making deliveries atop her flying broom. It's a charming and heartwarming film and is considered an animated classic of ...

Kiki's Delivery Service is a layered story that explores themes of growing up, loneliness, and the struggle to adjust to change. The film challenges the misconception that Studio Ghibli movies are ...