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Pokemon 3: The Movie

Another Pokemon movie. Pokemon 3.

Even it has been a long time since I watched this one I still remember it.

Story: 7 . Many have given this movie a low rating. I am not sure why because I think has a very good story. There is some mystery and it is excting story too.

Art: 8 I think the art and sound is very good in this movie. What I can say about the art is that is a very beautiful art this time. Wonderful. Sound - as the other Pokemon movies.

The characters is this movie in Ash and co. but there is also a little girl which is a very good character. And Entei, the 'father' who wants to give his 'daughter' everything.

Enjoyment: I have seen movies many time and I think this was the Pokemon movie I enjoyed most. I thought it was an excting and touching movie too.

Overall: 8 because I think this is one of the better Pokemon movies out there read more

The movie starts off with a slightly ridiculous but cute short film about Pikachu's adventure with the Pichu brothers. (It's actually the lenght of a normal TV episode, about 20mins, so no wonder it felt so long!) While that one was okay, it was a bit childish, not to mention felt a bit drawn out.

The actual movie itself was better than the second Pokémon movie. The plot was calmer and more detailed, the art was beautiful, and I liked it quite a lot.

Sometimes the events did get a bit repetitive, and when the plot had a few crucial turns near the end, I wasn't sure how exactly certain things happened: a Pokémon called Unown is able to create a world from a little girl's imagination, and whatever she wants to happen, they make happen. From that imagination is also spurred Entei, a legendary Pokémon, who represents to the little girl her missing father. And when the little girl decides she wants everything to go back to normal, the Entei suddenly acts as if it is completely separate from the Unown...

Either way, the story was quite good. It just sucks that certain things that could have been explained in the movie were shown only in the ending titles.

Also, there were once again characters in this film that didn't really contribute to the plot itself, but hung around for the action. read more