A Letter to Momo [Blu-ray] [2011]

Great movie. Very fun and the humor is great. Nice bit of heart to it as well. Shown this to several friends already and they all enjoyed it

Simple anime artwork is quite effective in conveying the message in this movie. My kids loved it.

interesting story and good animation. monsters are very friendly.

A great story about a girl who regrets her fight with her father right before he passed away. She and her mother move to an isolated island where she encounters three spirits. Over the course of the movie, she discovers what they are there for. It's a slow but sure (and entertaining) tale of a young girl coming to terms with regret. The Blu-ray's A/V quality is top-notch with lossless audio and 1080p video. The extra with the humble director is entertaining (he did Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade 11 years prior).

I bought this on a whim. I read it was good but didn't really know what to expect. It is a beautiful story the type that leave the audience feeling good and refreshed. It was a lot funnier, at times, than I thought it would be. It's a tale about loss but well done and uplifting. The animation is nice too. This is my dark horse movie of the year, never saw it coming. Love it, have lent it to friends and they love it too. It's good for everyone.

An anime movie that isn't from Studio Ghibli - but is just as good! While the story has some familiar elements - teenage girl who doesn't fit in, fantastic creatures who she befriends - the troubles these characters get into make for some hilarious scenes. A few of the lines will have you laughing out loud.

A heartwarming anime film for teens to adults, A Letter to Momo is about an 11 year old girl named Momo who moves to an island with her mom shortly after Momo's dad passes away. She meets not only a boy and his little sister, but three goblins. :)

this is an easy watch. it's cute and fun but also gets a little serious towards the end. the goblins will entertain kids but maybe a little scary for really young kids. a story about a girl dealing with moving to a new town and the passing of her father.