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Oh man, I'm really sad that's over... It was great, but I really wish we could have seen Vash's machine gun arm as well...

Excellent movie. It was funny when Vash removed Amelia boot.

lol....Vash x Amelia now xD

though kinda imbalanced since...

135 yrs old and 19 yrs old...seriously?

Just watched this tonight and it has to be the best anime series/movie/anything I've seen in over a year! Awesome flick, typical Trigun.
Sure it didn\t do anything new, but why fix something that ain't broke? ;)

Loved every second of this movie!!! I wish there were more episodes..

Great movie. It was over so fast :(

Oooh! I'm totally going to rewatch the show now...I've forgotten everything :P
Very good movie I expected less ^^

I forgot how much fun it was to watch Vash and I am so happy I got to see him again in action, such a nostalgic feeling. You don't get such beautiful action in anime as of late.

It's an extended Trigun episode, and a pretty good one at that! Huge entertainment value, especially for fans of the TV series, not to mention that all the main characters make an appearance. The comedy, gun action, crazy car chases, great dialogue and a pretty interesting villain all make for a great movie!

:3

Oh man, I just love seeing Vash so drunk! XD

Didn't enjoy the series all that much but its quite the opposite with Badlands Rumble. Loved every minute of it and would definitely recommend to watch it.

Wolfwood is that dude.

Did you read the manga? It's fucking fantastic.
Trigun starts out average, but Maximum is where it really shines.

Fantastic action and really does the hectic gunfights well.

Just saw the movie in theaters last night and it was awesome. Like everyone said, it had a great mix of action, drama, and comedy. Vash will always be a Bad-Ass, 9/10 from me.

I'm assuming at the Grand Illusion Cinema. GIC has been a great place for an occasional anime flick.

As for the movie, I thought it was fantastic. As people said, it's like watching a rather long, high budget episode. Bonus episode of one of my favorite series. What's not to like.

I was kinda disappointed in Wolfwood though. I was waiting for him to not take Vash's death seriously and convince Amelia that he'll be fine.

Was a great movie and i enjoyed it alot!

Wow, what a bore. Trigun's always been outlandish shonen in style, but in spirit it was usually something a least a shade more thoughtful. The one interesting idea, that Vash is being irresponsible by saving every life he can without regard for what will be done with it, is waved off with a cheap trick. This was so childish that it felt more like a One Piece movie.

Also, an hour of Vash in idiot mode wasn't really possible to stomach.

Really? I thought it put into perspective that Vash's ideal isn't always bad. It doesn't really need to punish him like the TV series and especially manga does.

Anyway, this was a pretty good movie. It had a bit of depth and action expected from the franchise.

haha pretty much awesome, They should make more of Trigun anime, second season would be awesome :)

But that's exactly the problem; it tries to function as a defense of Vash's actions but fails. That the man who's life he saved had a child is supposed to make up for multiple murders the same man committed later?

It's one thing for Vash to appreciate that Amelia exists but this doesn't prove anything about his choice. If he had let Gasback die, Amelia would never have been existed. This is not the same as her having been killed; for Vash to have let Gasback die would not represent an evil to someone who did not exist. You can't do wrong to people who don't exist. Every women carries tens of thousands of eggs all but a tiny fraction of which will never become children if any at all (to say nothing of the trillions of sperm men produce in their lifetimes). This is not a tragedy.

The idea doesn't even fuction by its own logic; what about the many children who weren't born because of Gasback's killings? This outweighs the one child who was born because he lived, doesn't it?

All the finale does is reveal that Amelia's wish that Gasback was killed means she hates him so much she would prefer not to have been born rather than accept the evil he committed. This does not resolve the question of whether it was moral to save the life of an inveterate murderer.

The movie poses a moral dilemma than gives us nonsense and acts as if its an answer.