I wont specify them in order, but I've enjoyed bleach, naruto shippuden, FMA (Imma see if the newer one is any good) , trigun, and death note (I've enjoyed others but it says I am only allowed 5)
Any Hayao Miyazaki movie is a 5/5 Star movie, 4/5 if nothing else. My favorites are Spirited Away (My first Miyazaki Movie), Princess Mononoke, and Howl's Moving Castle. However, I also enjoyed Castle in the Sky, Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, My Neighbor Totoro, and Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea. I've seen nearly all of them in both sub and English dub (except Ponyo of course, because it’s not out yet), and I must say, Miyazaki's films have some of the only dubs that rival the original voice cast. Yet, that is nothing less than what you would expect from Pixar (Makers of some of Americas last great CGI animated movies).
If you haven’t seen Ponyo on the Cliff yet, it comes out in U.S. and Canada in 12 days, go see it in theaters some time if you’re looking for a happy, enjoyable movie. As Ponyo mainly takes place near the sea, Miyazaki did nearly all of the ocean waves himself, and his scenery was painted with water colors. It has the highest level of detail, as well as the highest amount of still images yet of any Miyazaki film. And if you’re worried about the English translation, don't be. John Lasseter (Pixar) is running the show. It was his voice acting picks, though, that surprised me and yet, gave me a sense of enjoyment.
The two main characters are voiced by younger siblings who are both unfortunate enough to live in the shadow of their famous older siblings. The main female character is voiced by Noah Cyrus, Miley Cyrus's (Hannah Montana) youngest sister. The main male character is voiced by Frankie Jonas, the youngest brother of, and the only sibling not to be a part of the Jonas Brothers. Funny, I never knew either of them actually had other siblings.
Anyway, I apologize because you did not ask for a review of Hayao Miyazaki, just thought it might interest other fans of one of the last great animators
~Asomath