So it Seemed Like Tweeters in Japan Really Enjoyed the TV Screening of Laputa: Castle in the Sky

LaputaTwitter So it Seemed Like Tweeters in Japan Really Enjoyed the TV Screening of Laputa: Castle in the Sky

Laputa: Castle in the Sky is a 1986 animated feature film (and the first film) by the highly acclaimed Studio Ghibli. Over the last few years it has been re-released on DVD and Blu-ray, with my review of the Blu-ray version in May getting a score of A-. On the 9th December 2011, there was a Japanese television screening of the film around Japan – and it seems to have caught the eye of Japans many tweeters. Impressively, they managed to break the Twitter tweets per second (TPS) record by more than double the original score held by Beyonce’s MTV pregnancy announcement of 8,868 tweets. A total of 25,088 tweets per second were made, a new Twitter record and unfortunately a little bit off tripling the original record.

The Search For The Legendary Floating Castle…

Pazu, an engineer’s apprentice finds a young girl, Sheeta floating down from the sky wearing a glowing pendant. Together they discover both are searching for the legendary floating castle Laputa and vow to unravel the mystery of the luminous crystal around her neck. Their quest won’t be easy however. There are air pirates, secret agents and astounding obstacles to keep them from the truth – and from each other.


Original Disney Trailer

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