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laputia said: I really liked it! 8/10 I think However I am realizing how much I have forgotten about the world of psycho-pass.... maybe I should rewatch s1?? Is there a good summary/recap anywhere out there I have now rewatched the entire PP series and am back here LOL. I can now appreciate the Kogami flashbacks a lot more, but am horrified that I was so impressed by Mika the first time I watched this lmaoooo. Basically this: whither said: Mika is like a whole other person. I'm torn between liking her better now vs. feeling like she didn't earn this character development. For this reason I am going to go with 7/10. She just acted very uncharacteristically, I feel like maybe we got a glimpse of that in the other movie, but they never showed us what spurred her change :/ also just realized she has killed two whole people (one without a dominator!) I am so surprised her CC never rises |
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| I really liked this! I wasn't fond of Shimotsuki in the series but I have to admit; she totally won me over in this movie! Dare I say, I think I might like her more than Tsunemori! I think Shimotsuki and Ginoza make a fantastic team because she's got the emotional drive, the passion and the boldness whilst Ginoza keeps her grounded and safe so she can do her thing! Real nice dynamic there. |
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| I'm not sure about the timeline here. Despite the displayed date placing it after the previous movie, the way Mika and Akane interact makes this seem like it takes place between the 1st and 2nd seasons. Very strange. Chronology aside the movie is watchable for the most part but goes pretty heavy on the action and doesn't have much in the way of believably. It will be interesting to see if Mika can stay relatable (or at least not actively infuriating) in further appearances. |
| I'm honestly surprised Ginoza's still alive after all that. It really breaks suspension of disbelief when, somehow, he seems to be almost completely unhurt after being thrown about so much by a huge mechsuit. Other than that, the plot was pretty basic and the new characters weren't all that interesting. The antagonists in particular were just your standard sadistic, monologuing evil people. Hopefully the next one will be better. |
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| Tokyo, Feb 2117 Nobuchika, Yayoi, and.... Mika. Dat car. WTF Mika. Nobuchika just saved your life. CC is 218. She drops something. Dat Opening. Shion. Akane. Yasaka Izumi, 27. Its... her. Rikiya!!!!!!!!! It was ok. How the hell is Nobuchika surviving those falls? I continue to not like Mika. Prefer the original versions of the OP/ED songs. |
| If you see that my post is exactly 1 month old (or more) from when it was posted... Don't waste your time, especially when you want to reply with something petty & insignificant. Assume that I've moved on (because I have). |
| Meh, turns out the system was behind the case and clearing the mess they made in the past. 5/10 underwhelming. |
| Plot was straightforward in sum. I think the only twist was close to the ending with Sibyl System knowing something suspicious was happening in the Sanctuary rehab center from the near start of the movie. The leading members of the Sanctuary were obviously the antagonists. Shimotsuki was much more tolerable in this movie than in Psycho Pass 2. She worked well in tangent with Ginoza, Akane, and other main characters. |
| Just as average as I expected. Still, I had to watch this just for my Mika. Truly best girl <3 |
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| The case was fine, I guess. Nothing too exciting or that interesting of a concept. But what was with some of these corny lines? Both Mika and Akane had these weird poetic streaks. |
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| the end that reveals sybil was behind all of this wasn't surprised, i waited for that twist lol. mika behaved really different from how she is usually, this character development just came out of nowhere lol. feeling much more like side-story than important one, what we gained for the future story from here? only time might tell. the action felt little forced, but ginoza is entire different level lol. felt this movie could be better with more akane. oh well. 7/10 |
| lame and boring. groupthink overdone to the point it isnt even interesting anymore. |
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| Fantastic movie. The stormy boreal setting made for some gorgeous visuals, especially with a movie budget. There was a near constant blizzard enshrouding the landscape here, and it portrayed the oppressive nature of the Sanctuary facility very well. I suppose you call it environmental storytelling. Mika was likeable in this movie, which is a noticeable improvement from how she was portrayed in the previous entries to this series. Despite being as rowdy and headstrong as usual, she never veered into "bitchy" territory like last season, and actually came across as rather lively instead. Ginoza played off her character expertly too, making for a really appreciable dynamic. The plot itself was quite impactful, because it carries no shortage of relevance to reality. A prison operating under the surface guise of freedom — while in reality it drugs and conditions the inmates into a life of blind servitude to their masters, and promptly discards them if they ever show signs of realising the truth. It could be seen as a microcosm for both society and the human population as a whole. It's a film that speaks to the heart, and asks you what connections you can make; without beating you over the head with literature references, quotations, and long drawn out monologues. It's not flawless. It was a bit shorter than I would've liked, and more time alloted to showing how the prisoners really live and feel in the facility would've made their crazed rampage at the end of the movie have more impact on the viewer. The antagonists were also mostly generic, though weren't notably bad enough to have a negative effect on the viewing experience. |
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| Decent story n decent character.. Nothing much we can say about thiz one, it just.. The scenario writer want us to leave Akane and replace her position with Mika little by little.. I can feel it.. |
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| God damn this looked so good, easily better than the somewhat visually underwhelming 2015 movie. The hand-to-hand combat was ridiculously satisfying - there were at least three moments where I laughed out loud because of how physically impactful the action was. |
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