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thank you MAPPA, you guys really delivered a masterful adaptation of Fujimoto's work👏👏 |
| wow, now THIS is what an anime movie should be just wow genuinely a perfect piece of fiction |
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| The animation is beyond peak, it actually blows my mind. Mappa becomes so good the animation outdone UFO's Demon Slayer. Most of the super cool fight scenes are anime original too, and the camera/ combat choreography are super creative/ chaotic and unique. I remember the manga don't have so many cool scenes, so I'd say 80% of combat against Reze are anime original. Mappy really outdone themselves yet again, and no annoying flashbacks to disrupt the fight either. Since Mappa owns the entire Chainsawman animation IP now, they really go all out on this one. |
| I've watched this five times. I can't get enough of peak fiction. |
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Reply to Nishinga
I enjoyed the movie, the action scenes were cool and beautifully done and the build-up before them was also executed in a flattering manner.
But at the end, apart for some rather minor character developments, what the movie brought to the table plot-wise?
Do we now know more about the Gun-Devil and his intentions regarding Denji? about Makima? about anything vital to the plot?
Regarding the aesthetic, animation and tone, although they were good I preferred those of the first season.
These are my two cents, overall I'll rate it high 7.
But at the end, apart for some rather minor character developments, what the movie brought to the table plot-wise?
Do we now know more about the Gun-Devil and his intentions regarding Denji? about Makima? about anything vital to the plot?
Regarding the aesthetic, animation and tone, although they were good I preferred those of the first season.
These are my two cents, overall I'll rate it high 7.
| @Nishinga This arc was also meant to be build-up, but we did learn things, actually. The contract on the Chainsaw Devil's heart is INTERNATIONAL (pun intended) Makima knows more about the Gun Devil than she lets on (The Aki and Beam interaction) Character development for Denji, Aki, and Angel. Reze's backstory implies you can "create" more people like her and Denji, and even Katana man. |
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| Cried at the ending for Reze 😭 |
| The movie was good....though maybe this is just an older person thing: very long action scenes can make me feel very tired. xD; ANYONE ELSE??? Poor Denji....he is SO gonna have Kissing PTSD after this...xD |
ChiibihimeOct 30, 10:51 PM
| I ship whoever I want, whenever I want and if you complain, I'm shipping them harder. :) |
| This was sick!! Reze was honestly such a good character, and her fighting techniques were so cool. Denji fighting her kinda of on-par was bs imo. The animation and fight choreography was insane when they were fighting in the building. Honestly wish it were longer, and I think I would’ve preferred the season one art style tbh but people gotta be complaining all time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I think I’m a bigger fan of the series now than I was after seals season 1. Really looking forward to season 2 now! 9/10 |
| Gonna see this in a couple of hours in theaters, I will post my thoughts once it finishes |
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| Absolute cinema. Nothing beats the cinematic experience. The art, animation, and music were fantastic. Really enjoyed it overall. 9.5/10 -> 10/10 |
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Reply to Confused_100
@Ventus_S I can challenge this take because Demon Slayer has more animations than CSM in this movie.
Plus both have different animation styles, it's all about preference now.
Plus both have different animation styles, it's all about preference now.
Confused_100 said: I can challenge this take because Demon Slayer has more animations than CSM in this movie. Plus both have different animation styles, it's all about preference now. TO be fair Demon Slayer did cost 5 times as much as this movie. You're very correct that it's animation is on another level. |
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| Looks very well animated, nice pace. Denji is still Denji... but animated, he's much more edible. xD Tbh, I was kind of surprised that they show the uncensored pool scenes in western cinema. I wonder if this is because the cinemas "grew up" to screen anime as it is, or they had no idea since animation "is for kids". xD Happy to had experienced it on a big screen. Hoping for next Mappa show soon. :) |
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| Season 1 elevated a painfully average manga into a bit of an art piece, with chilled out pacing and deliciously thoughtful shot composition across the board. The action was fun and dynamic, spoiled somewhat by overbearing, but realistically unavoidable CGI. The movie takes what's borderline a filler story and does less with it. It's a massive visual downgrade in most ways. The fights are now all hand drawn, which is great, but a ton of closeups, visual clutter and smoke were used to achieve that. They also drag on for far too long, which combined with the lacking clarity makes them boring as hell. The person responsible for the audio mixing completely gives up too. Pace-wise, the introduction of Reze is so sudden, it's impossible to think she's not the villain, and half-heartedly pretending it's some other jackass is borderline disrespectful to the viewer. Bits with Aki and Angel are the only ones that feel of any consequence. It perfectly meets what my expectations for the Chinsaw Man adaptation used to be, before season 1 exceeded them. 4/10 |
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Reply to Epiroogu
Looks very well animated, nice pace. Denji is still Denji... but animated, he's much more edible. xD
Tbh, I was kind of surprised that they show the uncensored pool scenes in western cinema. I wonder if this is because the cinemas "grew up" to screen anime as it is, or they had no idea since animation "is for kids". xD
Happy to had experienced it on a big screen. Hoping for next Mappa show soon. :)
Tbh, I was kind of surprised that they show the uncensored pool scenes in western cinema. I wonder if this is because the cinemas "grew up" to screen anime as it is, or they had no idea since animation "is for kids". xD
Happy to had experienced it on a big screen. Hoping for next Mappa show soon. :)
| @Epiroogu They can show uncensored animated stuff in R-rated movies. Demon Slayer movies were rated R as well for the violence. |
| I ship whoever I want, whenever I want and if you complain, I'm shipping them harder. :) |
| One word to describe this movie and it’s: incredible. I mean just absolutely incredible I mean the show was already awesome on it’s own but the Reze Arc movie for Chainsaw Man just mind boggling just the amount of effort that was taken to put the animation up to a high sheen is astounding, MAPPA you really have done it again. Not just the animation in this movie is incredible but the soundtrack, the action, everything is just big and loud and crazy just like how Chainsaw Man should be as a whole. I’m really glad I got to see this in my local cinema, at first I thought I wasn’t gonna be able to watch the dubbed version because the times just seemed to be limited but thank god I got one for an evening showing on the day I saw it. Reze was certainly the main focus of this particular movie and this particular arc for Chainsaw Man, I’m not a manga reader but I can imagine some of those readers were hyped for this and I will say MAPPA definitely did this arc superbly there. I’ve said before that the voice acting in particular is amazing in the show proper, but Alexis Tipton as Reze was just the stand out for me in this movie. Good god, she was probably having the time of her life with this performance because not only did she make her peppy and lively when she’s putting on the act of being Denji’s girlfriend and when her true colours are revealed she’s sinister and chaotic when it calls for it. I feel Reze as a character was really interesting and her chemistry with Denji really sells it for me. The movie also has new characters that were introduced at the very end of the series with guys like Beam and Angel which I thought was pretty neat. Beam is just bonkers and just worships the ground that Denji walks the ground on because he’s the Chainsaw Devil and ultimately led to some of the best moments of the movie in terms of their dynamic. Angel is paired with Aki as his new partner but the latter is very reluctant to work with him because he’s a devil fiend but over time he grows to actually care about his new partner when he reveals to him about being bound to the Future Devil now and then which I would say is more down to him trying to cope with the loss of Himeno and considering the company Aki usually has I honestly don’t blame him for wanting nothing to do with Angel at first. This was ultimately the first anime movie I have ever seen in a cinema and it’s saying something because most of my experiences watching anime movies have been on my lonesome at home or whatever but here it’s a brand new and unique experience for me and yes it’s worth every single minute of it and it’s like I say really fantastic stuff. Absolutely fantastic. So much to love about this movie and to think I only just about finished the first season of the anime and this movie all in the same month. It’s nuts to me. Otherwise if your a Chainsaw Man fan, go see this, especially at the cinema because there’s no way you can replicate this much frantic and chaotic energy anywhere else but the big screen. The only gripes I have towards this movie is just certain characters who I won’t name because for obvious reasons don’t really have much to do either cuz they have small screen time or they are just there for the sake of being there. Otherwise it’s a brilliant movie overall. I’ll give the Chainsaw Man movie a 9/10, a solid 9/10 overall. |
| Very solid movie and awesome adaptation of that really good arc from the manga. I had fun while watching it. |
Reply to Orochiro
@CrazyFrogz It was very faithful adaptation of the manga arc and at least in my opinion perfect in almost every way, greatly exceeding the expectations I had based on the TV anime. Soundtrack, animation, art/backgrounds/ambience everything was fantastic, so if you are a CSM fan you can really look forward to this one.
They even gave out some concept booklets here for everyone at the theater I went to:
They even gave out some concept booklets here for everyone at the theater I went to:
| @Orochiro You got concept art booklets? Lucky lil twat. We didn't get jack here. |
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