Puella Magi Madoka Magica: The Movie -Rebellion-
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Apr 4, 2014 9:40 AM
#580
FalKKonE said: Wakaranai...http://i.imgur.com/gby94ja.jpg OMFG poor Kyuubey!!!!!!!!!111one Now my heart broke, I forgive you :< |
Apr 4, 2014 9:43 AM
#581
FierceAlchemist said: VeryNicePerson said: Homura stopped Madoka from saving her so because of that, she transforms into a devil [can't become a Witch because of Madoka's wish]. She ripped Madoka [human] from Madoka [entity] which must continue the accomplishment of Madoka's wish. Some people agree with that theory. I personally don't since we saw Homura become a witch in her soul gem world. It's not that witches can't be born, it's just that the Law of Cycles usually intervenes before the transformation happens. I think she gets her powers from all her emotions being love and her built up karmic destiny from those timelines. VeryNicePerson said: At the end, we saw Madoka almost "synchronize" w/ the entity. So could she stay like that and live peaceful life or Homura's plan is temporary and will actually fail ? What is Homura ? A "devil" ok but could she stand against a God ? Does she control and write everything ? What is her goal now ? What Sayaka will do against her ? Homura says "one day you will become my enemy" to Madoka since Madoka said she upheld order over desires. But to Homura, that's ok as long as Madoka's happy. She seems to be nearly all powerful within this universe but obviously can't completely seperate Madoka from the Law of Cycles. Sayaka says she'll always remember Homura's the devil so she'll probably be the most active fighting against Homura in the future. VeryNicePerson said: Also, what about the post credit scene meaning ? You'll notice it's the same hill and chairs from earlier in the movie, but not there's only one chair and the hill is cut in half. Plus the moon is cut in half. Homura's leaning her head to the side, where Madoka's shoulder would be. She hears the grass rustle and looks over expectantly only to see Kyubey. She does her dance and falls off the cliff. I can't believe she'd actually die from that, but it reinforces her guilt and that she wants to die. Lastly we see Kyubey looking beat up with black eyes. This is either Homura beating up on Kyubey in revenge or her somehow putting all of the curses of the world onto the incubators. Thank you for your input; i'm glad you could enlighten me on that. So there are actually different opinions on that ending. Is there a third theory ? Which one seems the most plausible/chosen so far ? Also, Sayaka is the one that could disrupt Homura's universe in the future. Season 2 ? |
Apr 4, 2014 10:07 AM
#582
VeryNicePerson said: Thank you for your input; i'm glad you could enlighten me on that. So there are actually different opinions on that ending. Is there a third theory ? Which one seems the most plausible/chosen so far ? Also, Sayaka is the one that could disrupt Homura's universe in the future. Season 2 ? There are lots of different theories about the ending. Here's two. http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1070701 http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=705801 |
Apr 4, 2014 10:20 AM
#583
Ghostalker said: Kaioshin_Sama said: Botato said: Kaioshin_Sama said: The movie also really has problems with pacing early on in the first half though not quite as bad as the Haruhi Suzumiya film since despite it being a bait and switch (albeit a rare example of baiting and switching being used because the story needed it for impact) at the very least it kept me entertained. It really feels like if they had cut down on the events of the first half and had the final 20 minutes take place somewhere closer to the middle that they could have had more time to go in depth on them and give the viewer something more concrete and personal to take away from it, but then they'd probably have to resolve things and that'd give them less of an obvious sequel hook so really it feels like commercial considerations trumped trying to tell the best story they possibly could hear and the movie suffers greatly for it as a whole. Yeah that's kind of what I was thinking. The pace was really slow at the beginning but then suddenly shit hits the fan, which is good of course because there were some interesting things that happened. It's just that the ending was kind of abrupt. Overall I liked it, but not as much as the original TV series. Now obviously the sales for this will be more than enough for a sequel, question is if there will be? Also will it be written by Trollobuthcer or not? EDIT: @Ghostalker: I've re-watched the original series more than once too, but I don't think my problem with this movie can be solved by rewatching, I mean I liked it well enough it's just the last part was disappointing. I had heard he was moving on from writing for it but that could just be like Kojima not doing any more Metal Gear games. Anyway if I had to describe the pace it felt like a 90 minute movie and then like a third quarter episode of a TV series where we haven't seen what happens in the first half. It really just kind of gets to that point and then ends abruptly before anything really has a chance to sink in or be touched on. It's not very good as the resolution to the film and I'm not really sure it actually achieves it's goal as a sequel hook so much as it gets people talking. The last 20 minutes just feel like a weird alternate extended ending or something you'd find as an extra on a Blu-Ray. To you guys, this is probably one of the most exhaustive and extensive analysis and discussion of Madoka Magica Rebellion in the internet right now, I want to share it with you, the discussion was of very high quality. The Topic was... “Rebel With A Misguided Cause”: How Madoka Magica Rebellion Disregards the Values of Its Own Predecessor by Reddit User Novasylum That article gets a little fanboyish at times for the original series and it kind of weakens it's authors arguments by giving them a biased tinge, but I think the fact that so many people seem to be reaching similar reactions and conclusions about the film and why it ended up the way it did and what it's problems are speaks volumes. I also don't see these problems being remedied with another sequel because now the staffs hands will be tied trying to address the divide on both sides of the fandom and please both those people. If anything I think another sequel probably just ends up with even more problems, contradictions and dissatisfied fans. |
Apr 4, 2014 10:51 AM
#584
So I finally caved and decided to watch this. I expected much worse given Urobuchi's statements about how the viewers would lose weight or whatever. But I was pleasantly surprised. The Good - The story. I liked the gambit vs gambit plot on this movie, and the mystery of what was really going on. - The fact that we got all of the "Being a magical girl is a miserable/hopeless thing" out of the way and only character who goes through major suffering is the one I have the least amount of pity for, was a major plus. The other characters were able to go through the events of the movie on a relatively positive note. - The movie also felt like it wasn't relying on shock value as much as the anime. By now we already know this isn't a typical Magical Girl show, so there wasn't as much need to deceive the viewers. - Madoka never cried. - The characters were much better handled. Sayaka in particular was less insufferable. None of her previous stubbornness and judgmental attitude is present. -Homura's behavior is treated as actually flawed, instead of being romanticized like in the anime. She's shown as being impulsive, unable to accept help from others, unwilling to explain anything, and unable to let go of her obsession with Madoka despite seeming to have accepted her disappearance in the anime. - Kyubey finally facing retribution for his actions. Some people say he was out of character in this movie, but I never believed he was truly the neutral, emotionless utilitarian people make him out to be. I felt that as necessary as he was, he got off too easy in the anime, so this was rewarding. The Bad - Puella Magi Holy Quintet. When I hear people say this is what traditional Magical Girl shows are like, I die a little inside. Not even Precure does things as ridiculous as the cake song. - The increased Shaftiness. Aside from the witch barriers, the anime was relatively tame about being trippy and confusing, and even then it wasn't difficult to tell what was going on in said barriers. But this time? I spent most of the time trying to figure out what the heck is going on in the background while still trying to read the subs. Symbolism! 2deep4me! -The ending. Not so much the "Why" as the "How". The anime made it seem like the limits of what a magical girl who already made the contract could do was pretty well defined. Madoka is also not supposed to exist as a physical being. -The flower scene being the result of a misunderstanding. It's understandable since neither party had their proper memories, but would Madokami at her prime say she regretted her decision? -Homura's behavior after the infamous scene. It's hard to tell if she's even of her right mind at this point or at what point she lost her mind, but all the lopsided, smug smiles and gloating just seems ridiculous for her. The Neutral -Nagisa. We don't really know the first thing about her, aside from her role as the tiny witch creature she doesn't serve much purpose, but she's not aggravating in any way. -The beginning portion. It was boring and narmy, but it wasn't just fanservice. It served a clear purpose from the beginning. -Overturning the anime's ending. I can't be sour about that since I never saw the anime's ending as all that optimistic. I do feel for the fans who were inspired by the anime's ending. But at least the movie's ending wasn't completely out of the blue. -Kyousaya is canon. Yay for the fans. I would have liked to see more KyouMami interactions, but this isn't their story. - The music. I don't have much of an ear for Yuki Kajiura's works, but they do work well for this type of thing. |
Apr 4, 2014 11:28 AM
#585
RLinksoul said: -The ending. Not so much the "Why" as the "How". The anime made it seem like the limits of what a magical girl who already made the contract could do was pretty well defined. Madoka is also not supposed to exist as a physical being. I loved the movie and even I'll admit the "how" is left undefined. I have my own theory for how Homura became so powerful:http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=705801 As for Madoka, it was shown that she came down in human form to save Homura inside the soul gem. Then when she comes to take her away, Mami and Kyoko can see her. I think, in line with her duty as the Law of Cycles, she had to cleanse Homura's soul gem before she could become omnipresent again and go help the next magical girl. That's what let's Homura grab her. The Law of Cycles wants to move on, but Homura is holding human Madoka tight. Thus the Law of Cycles splits off human Madoka so it can save the next magical girl. RLinksoul said: -The flower scene being the result of a misunderstanding. It's understandable since neither party had their proper memories, but would Madokami at her prime say she regretted her decision? In the goodbye scene in space in episode 12, Homura asks "Are you... really alright with that Madoka? Even though I'll forget you? Even though I'll never even be able to sense you again?" Notice that Madoka responds by talking about how Homura could still remember her. She never answered the question "Are you really alright with that?" (being the Law of Cycles). Then there's the first ED song. It's Madoka's charcater song sung by Madoka's voice actor all about how she'll lie and smile and say "See You Tomorrow." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__q9fsZa5vk |
Apr 4, 2014 12:25 PM
#586
This movie failed at pacing and is too long as the result, I almost felt the nightmare of Bayside Shakedown movies. The latter part was just horrible as Kaoru's monologue in eva Q. The thing is that Eva can AT LEAST pretend with plausible manners, but this one cannot. The visual was superb, Inu curry animtion is always great as usual, battle scenes were actually good (which is not-so-much expected from SHAFT). |
日本人はイッちゃってるよ あいつら未来に生きてんな |
Apr 4, 2014 12:49 PM
#587
DawnJ said: This movie failed at pacing and is too long as the result, I almost felt the nightmare of Bayside Shakedown movies. The latter part was just horrible as Kaoru's monologue in eva Q. The thing is that Eva can AT LEAST pretend with plausible manners, but this one cannot. The visual was superb, Inu curry animtion is always great as usual, battle scenes were actually good (which is not-so-much expected from SHAFT). The combination of the movie's length, pacing and visuals actually exhausted me, not to mention trying to wrap my head around the final act. It was a strange experience. |
Apr 4, 2014 3:46 PM
#588
Finally got a chance to see Rebellion. What I got is the same weird depressed feeling after watching Ga-Rei: Zero. Can't justify what Homura did is right or wrong, but I can understand her tho. |
Apr 4, 2014 6:50 PM
#590
marian11 said: So did Homura die in the end ? Figuratively, in a way, yes. |
Apr 4, 2014 10:41 PM
#591
If anyone is interested, I wrote a post on why Homura isn't yandere in Rebellion: http://clearly-clarity.tumblr.com/post/81751643095/homura-isnt-yandere-in-rebellion Let’s take a look at the definition of yandere for a bit. Taken from Wikitionary, here’s what it says: "The word was developed from tsundere which describes a character who is both hard-nosed or moody tsuntsun (ツンツン) and the aforementioned lovestruck. The sick portion was added when a new layer of romantic obsession came about beyond normal tsundere (where cool emotions were warmed and nurtured towards awkward, romantic or sexualized tension) where seemingly normal displays of strong and deep romantic love and affection become mentally dilapidated (i.e. kidnapping crushes, poisoning food that is to be eaten by a romantic rival, or forcing the romantic love interest to commit shinju (心中))” Alright. Now let’s insert Homura into this definition for a moment. Clearly, she loves Madoka. Whether it’s platonic or romantic, we can’t say for sure (though I’m leaning towards platonic as she constantly refers to Madoka as “[her] best friend”). Either way, she feels a great affection for her lord and savior, perhaps in a way that’s rather unhealthy–– for she long-ago stopped caring about herself and focused all attention on Madoka. She’s definitely yanderu–– that is to say, obsessive of MadoMado and willing to go to great lengths to give her happiness. Whether she’s insane or not… well, that part’s debatable. Her mental state definitely isn’t at its highest, that we can say for sure, but I believe she did each and every one of her actions with knowledge of the consequences–– yet she still did them anyway. The fact that the first take of Homucifer’s lines were changed from “lol insane yandere lewd devil” to what we have now is a significant way of SHAFT telling us that she’s not who she appears to be. And no, anyone who’s seen that take should stop taking it as fucking canon, because it’s not. Now. What evidence do we have of Homura’s supposed madness? The first sign of things not going quite right is, in my opinion, during her and Sayaka’s conversation. She wears a creepy smile after Sayaka declares that she’ll never forget about Homucifer. Then her eyes lose their soul gem shine (basically, they look dead) and the tomato one of the Clara Dolls threw hit her in the head, making her look like a bloody psycho. But wait a second. She is! She became fucking Satan! Homura likes to put up an act. Wearing a mask behind her true feelings is one trait of her that many, I’m sure, have realized (and perhaps even embraced). Sperglord General’s review here: http://pastebin.com/wBT23VA7 covers the reasons for her suicidal tendencies and self-hatred, so I won’t elaborate on it here. First, she labelled herself as a demon, though I believe she actually became a deity close to Godoka’s level rather than actually being the Satan. Secondly, she acted in a way that made Sayaka (and, like, 99% of the PMMM fandom) hate her ass. In fact, that’s likely how she wants it to be; her own familiars throw tomatoes at her, for god’s sake. One theory is that she subconciously wanted someone to defeat her, but theories are theories, so that’s a different story. Another sign is likely right after Homura suppressed a waking Godoka; she clutches her shoulders and her eyes go all soul-gem dead again (it even zooms in on them, where colors are swirling around). After Madoka states that she prefers the law over desires, it zooms back in on her eyes again. Homura is clearly broken by Madoka’s response. Basically, Madoka’s telling her that what she did was wrong. Homura, at that moment, received fully the fact that Madoka does not agree with what she did and is likely to awake again and oppose her. The nature of her eyes–– which many others often mistake for insanity–– is what I feel more of all the broken hurt that she feels at the time when Madoka declares that the law is more important than desires. That’s about it on Homura’s mental state; I don’t believe she just “snapped and did evil shit” but rather with actions that are perfectly in character in my opinion. Okay, so let’s see the second part. Yanderes often hurt others for the sake of themselves and their desires to be with the one they love. Examples given above. Often involving painful killing and lots of insane batshit. What does Homurakuma do instead? She gives everyone, including those who oppose her, a happy human life! Gee, how cruel is that? You could argue that Homura did it against their will, but as far as I can tell, she never hurt anyone badly. The Homuverse has just about everything the Madoverse had (though it wasn’t expanded upon, so that may be questionable) but with the added effect of having everyone alive and happy. Think about it. If Homura really was yandere, would she leave Sayaka, who outright opposes her and was ready to fight her, alive in her world? If she was an obsessive insane killer sex demon, would she accept the fact that she and Madoka will be enemies someday but still desire for Madoka to live happily? Homura still distances herself from the one she loves, even now. Even with just about any power on her side. Here are quotes from the post by Sperglord General: "The thing that make Homura go crazy is the opposite of yandere desire. A yandere hurts for love; Homura snaps because her love hurt Madoka." "A yandere wants only to possess the object of their affection and will kill to keep it. Homura does snatch the human part of Madoka, but acknowledges Madoka’s desire and duty even if it means they can never be together. An actual yandere Homu would snatch Madokami and freeze time in an eternal embrace. Instead, she chooses severance and oblivion. Nobody would mind if she sacrificed herself and disappeared, so she did." The entire review can be found here: http://pastebin.com/wBT23VA7 Homucifer has the memory thing on her side now. She can modify Madoka’s memories so that they’re actual lovers and that Mado has no eyes for anybody but her. She still didn’t, though; and I believe the reason why is that Homura feels her love has hurt Madoka. In episode 11, we see that Homura feels she had to distance herself from Madoka because she “belonged in another time”. In this case, we can say almost the same thing; Homura feels that she’s too horrible of a person to be someone Madoka can have affection for. She thinks that, as a devil, she just couldn’t get close to Madoka, someone who’s so pure and kind. Does this look like someone who only wanted to possess the one they love and would kill anyone in their way? I don’t think so. |
Apr 5, 2014 2:56 AM
#592
Kaioshin_Sama said: Ghostalker said: Kaioshin_Sama said: Botato said: Kaioshin_Sama said: The movie also really has problems with pacing early on in the first half though not quite as bad as the Haruhi Suzumiya film since despite it being a bait and switch (albeit a rare example of baiting and switching being used because the story needed it for impact) at the very least it kept me entertained. It really feels like if they had cut down on the events of the first half and had the final 20 minutes take place somewhere closer to the middle that they could have had more time to go in depth on them and give the viewer something more concrete and personal to take away from it, but then they'd probably have to resolve things and that'd give them less of an obvious sequel hook so really it feels like commercial considerations trumped trying to tell the best story they possibly could hear and the movie suffers greatly for it as a whole. Yeah that's kind of what I was thinking. The pace was really slow at the beginning but then suddenly shit hits the fan, which is good of course because there were some interesting things that happened. It's just that the ending was kind of abrupt. Overall I liked it, but not as much as the original TV series. Now obviously the sales for this will be more than enough for a sequel, question is if there will be? Also will it be written by Trollobuthcer or not? EDIT: @Ghostalker: I've re-watched the original series more than once too, but I don't think my problem with this movie can be solved by rewatching, I mean I liked it well enough it's just the last part was disappointing. I had heard he was moving on from writing for it but that could just be like Kojima not doing any more Metal Gear games. Anyway if I had to describe the pace it felt like a 90 minute movie and then like a third quarter episode of a TV series where we haven't seen what happens in the first half. It really just kind of gets to that point and then ends abruptly before anything really has a chance to sink in or be touched on. It's not very good as the resolution to the film and I'm not really sure it actually achieves it's goal as a sequel hook so much as it gets people talking. The last 20 minutes just feel like a weird alternate extended ending or something you'd find as an extra on a Blu-Ray. To you guys, this is probably one of the most exhaustive and extensive analysis and discussion of Madoka Magica Rebellion in the internet right now, I want to share it with you, the discussion was of very high quality. The Topic was... “Rebel With A Misguided Cause”: How Madoka Magica Rebellion Disregards the Values of Its Own Predecessor by Reddit User Novasylum That article gets a little fanboyish at times for the original series and it kind of weakens it's authors arguments by giving them a biased tinge, but I think the fact that so many people seem to be reaching similar reactions and conclusions about the film and why it ended up the way it did and what it's problems are speaks volumes. I also don't see these problems being remedied with another sequel because now the staffs hands will be tied trying to address the divide on both sides of the fandom and please both those people. If anything I think another sequel probably just ends up with even more problems, contradictions and dissatisfied fans. The article was a nice read. The only problem I had was that he wound the messages up in the wrong way. He should have started with the conclusions and then said why it is reasonable to reach those conclusions. I have no idea, if he really understood his thoughts himself fully, even though he is correct most the time. |
ChepriApr 5, 2014 3:02 AM
All hail the Nutcracker Queen! |
Apr 5, 2014 9:08 AM
#593
This is quite confusing. So did Homura reversed everything? becoming like the opposite of Madoka and the end result Kyubey was mind f*cked. |
Apr 5, 2014 10:45 AM
#594
bekichan said: This is quite confusing. So did Homura reversed everything? becoming like the opposite of Madoka and the end result Kyubey was mind f*cked. yes she reverse everything after sucks madoka power with the power of love that irrational and no one can understand because human emotion is just too dangerous... (god is it really love power? because she have love so she can sucks madoka power? i hope it is... ugh...) thats what i got when kyubei ask homura what happened, heres the proof(screenshot) http://i.imgur.com/q316L0M.jpg http://i.imgur.com/xCZMbcw.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6qE0irn.jpg http://i.imgur.com/HhyytAI.jpg http://i.imgur.com/yDC67ii.jpg http://i.imgur.com/oHY4mU1.jpg http://i.imgur.com/hicHGOX.jpg (fix me if i was wrong) |
Apr 5, 2014 12:53 PM
#595
This movie was terrible, it was a complete disgrace to the madoka movies and series. |
Apr 5, 2014 4:04 PM
#596
Apr 5, 2014 7:23 PM
#597
Felt a lot like watching End of Evangelion... Down to the wtf-ness of the ending |
Apr 5, 2014 11:38 PM
#598
I am glad that this movie ended the way it did, as it left a wide opening for a sequel. Be it a movie or another season, I want something. Would also be nice if they made the different story into an OVA or something. |
Apr 5, 2014 11:38 PM
#599
....homura didnt want madoka (law of cycle) to be controlled by incubators so she decided to become evil herself and create a new universe and control the incubators and where madoka can live happily |
Apr 6, 2014 3:24 AM
#600
I have mixed feelings right now, I need to rewatch it when subs in my language will be available to score it higer, but for now it's 9/10 and it's direct hit in my tastes. Urobuchi know how to write, he's excellent. |
Apr 6, 2014 10:02 AM
#601
THe show ended on a better note. This ending feels like a ploy just to make some more money off the show. |
souledge94Apr 6, 2014 7:41 PM
Apr 7, 2014 4:02 AM
#602
Sayaka, Kyoko, Mami, and Nagisa were awesome, especially Sayaka. Madoka and Homura were garbage as usual - Madoka being goody - goody to the point of puking, and Homura being devil - Madoka stalker for no reason - serious business something. |
Apr 7, 2014 1:44 PM
#603
Whoa, my mind was completely blown by the end. I have really mixed feelings about how things went, I feel like raging because this isn't the kind of ending I wanted or expected at all, but at the same time it really fits the dark theme of the Madoka series in general... Uh, what an amazing movie, tbh. Totally not something I expected from it, in good and bad. 9/10 and 5/5 are my scores for this. The OST was great but not even close to the first two movies, I'm a bit disappointed. The art work was great, as expected. All in all it was a great movie though it really left me with such mixed up feelings that I'm not really sure if I should be hyped by it or rage at it, lol |
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Apr 7, 2014 6:00 PM
#604
I DONT UNDERSTAND JACK SHIT! ! ! ! Did going through all those timelines give Homura the power which equates to god? And where did her insanity come from? I saw it as despair, not insanity. What was the Law she wrote?! Being the opposite of the Law of the Cycle? And how the hell did love turn into evil?! I mean I love the concept but its hard to grasp the reasoning. Is it because of Homura's love that caused obsession, in turn creating insanity? What the hell were her goals?! I NEED AN ADULT!!!!!!! Also... How did QB create an isolation field? Basically an isolated dimension? I mean thats one hell of a phenomena. A device or what not that can block out a Law of the Universe. What the hell? |
OurkaApr 7, 2014 6:40 PM
Apr 8, 2014 9:19 PM
#605
shagek1 said: yes she reverse everything after sucks madoka power with the power of love that irrational and no one can understand because human emotion is just too dangerous... (god is it really love power? because she have love so she can sucks madoka power? i hope it is... ugh... Thanks. So basically that's it and leaves the rest of it to our imagination. Kyubey creeps me out with those pics. |
Apr 9, 2014 6:45 AM
#606
At the begining I was thinking: What is happening, its supposed that madoka is a god and Sayaka is already dead. Then Mami with Bebe... and I was aking myself why that ex witch was there. Then Homura and her memories and slow all my questions wew answered. O.o Homura is really a selfish girl. That is my conclusion just only because she did to Ultimate Madoka. |
Apr 9, 2014 12:42 PM
#607
Better than the TV series imo. 9/10! |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
Apr 9, 2014 2:30 PM
#608
Anyone knows what is wrote at the end of movie: http://imgur.com/nGSLmBt |
Apr 9, 2014 2:41 PM
#609
WER HATGETRÄUMT? Or "Who has dreamt?" in German. |
Apr 9, 2014 2:55 PM
#610
My love for this series has been completely revived. |
Apr 9, 2014 3:08 PM
#611
Javera said: My love for this series has been completely revived. Did you not like the end of the TV show? |
Apr 9, 2014 3:34 PM
#612
Apr 9, 2014 3:58 PM
#613
Hoomura = elfish Madoka = Selfless. They are in the different ends of the spectrum and pretty much foils each other. Also if Homura is now the devil (or about to be the devil), she pretty much will replace QBs role as the devil. That QB at the end lol. I would rewatch that scene 100 times |
Apr 10, 2014 4:03 AM
#614
The only regret I have is that my lack in linguistic abilities is preventing me from expressing what I felt about the movie. |
Apr 10, 2014 10:32 AM
#615
Iasuru said: Also if Homura is now the devil (or about to be the devil), she pretty much will replace QBs role as the devil. That QB at the end lol. I would rewatch that scene 100 times Not a big deal I guess, but I was really annoyed when I saw the movie in theaters last year. They didn't play the scene after the credits. I knew it existed because I checked online, but then they just stopped after the ED song. |
Apr 10, 2014 10:40 AM
#616
With Rebellion I thought incubators against Madoka, but not Homura. However, I like how it ended. It feels right. |
Apr 10, 2014 3:26 PM
#617
Apr 10, 2014 5:12 PM
#618
FierceAlchemist said: No its not that, its only because its been awhile since i've watched the series. Rewatched it right after the movie lolJavera said: My love for this series has been completely revived. Did you not like the end of the TV show? |
Apr 11, 2014 3:56 AM
#619
Great movie but I prefer the series ending Lol It looks more "legit"... Looking for an all-out battle between Sayaka Miki and Homura Akemi ;) |
Apr 11, 2014 2:10 PM
#620
eddy-sama said: Great movie but I prefer the series ending Lol It looks more "legit"... Looking for an all-out battle between Sayaka Miki and Homura Akemi ;) Prefer the series ending too... it doesn't seem like an ending now... I can't believe Homura ended up as an evil being... just so she could be with Madoka? but if she had disappeared and was taken by the law of circle, wouldn't she be kind of with madoka too? |
Apr 11, 2014 2:41 PM
#621
Lyrisia said: eddy-sama said: Great movie but I prefer the series ending Lol It looks more "legit"... Looking for an all-out battle between Sayaka Miki and Homura Akemi ;) Prefer the series ending too... it doesn't seem like an ending now... I can't believe Homura ended up as an evil being... just so she could be with Madoka? but if she had disappeared and was taken by the law of circle, wouldn't she be kind of with madoka too? The point is Homura released Madoka from her eternal faith that is worse than death (quoting what Mami said from episode 12 of TV series) plus Homura granted her own wish which is to protect Madoka...the true end. |
Apr 11, 2014 9:59 PM
#622
HOLY SHIT THAT WAS AWESOME!!!!!! |
Apr 12, 2014 12:01 AM
#623
SHIT. Kyuubey at the end. I WANT TO HUG HIM. Homura became the Devil. ;_____; That was really a shocked for me, but she loves Madoka dearly that she will go all lengths just to save her and take out her human form from Madoka the god. |
Apr 12, 2014 6:16 AM
#624
That ending...painful So...Homura is so in love with Madoka that she rips her consciousness from divinity, wipes everyone's memory (although I guess not QB's), and then just lives with Madoka being unaware? Although maybe it's the case that Homura has to keep her from remembering her divinity. Something about that is...depressing. It's a kind of deceptive love, where Homura presumably has to always be hiding something to be with the one she loves. A relationship like that sounds torturous I want to give Homura a hug yorec said: ...Nothing feels the same after MadokaI don't know how to watch other anime after this |
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Apr 12, 2014 4:38 PM
#625
Mogu-sama said: That ending...painful She has to hide Madoka's memories not only to be with her but to ensure her happiness. In fact, considering Homura's character, ensuring Madoka's happy life as a normal human is the reason for her deception (and for every other action she does, obviously). And yes, it is really damn depressing, but reading the Urobuchi interview about the ending (where he said that at first he wanted to end the story with Madoka taking Homura to haven) made me think: this kind of ending is what fits the story. If it was the other way around then Homura would have failed to make her wish come true and it would have been worse for her than becoming the 'devil'. All in all, since I am usually a sucker for happy endings, I prefer to think about this as a somewhat happy ending and ignoring the "I suppose someday you will become my enemy aswell" part because it's just a vague prognosis (and cause I really don't want to imagine Madoka fighting Homura). |
Apr 12, 2014 6:03 PM
#626
maxtheax said: To basically put the movie into perspective, this is Madoka's End of Evangelion This. |
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Apr 12, 2014 7:00 PM
#627
That was a masterpiece, even though it would have been great with just Homura being taken by Madoka, with this ending Homura's wish really becomes true. Definetly the best movie I've ever watch, and it really leaves me with the same feeling as The end of evangelion movie. |
Apr 12, 2014 7:18 PM
#628
First 20-30 minutes was rather boring and slice of life-ish. I don't dislike the fact Homura ruined all her efforts in the 2 previous movies to save Madoka and decided to fulfill her own selfish desires instead because she shows a very beautiful, even poetic perversion. I guess in some respects, the story ended well as Homara did "save" Madoka and friends from the clutches of QB by putting them inside a peaceful (albeit somewhat deceitful) world controlled by her. Despite a clear change in its presentation, Urobuchi still managed to make the story compelling and ambiguous, leaving its interpretation to the audience. BTW, anyone else think the whole setting (including dat gun fight) is kinda similar to the Matrix? |
Apr 13, 2014 3:42 AM
#629
Itachi_0893 said: That was a masterpiece, even though it would have been great with just Homura being taken by Madoka, with this ending Homura's wish really becomes true. Definetly the best movie I've ever watch, and it really leaves me with the same feeling as The end of evangelion movie. Also, if Homura actually let Madoka take her, Sayaka and Charlotte wouldn't exist in the real world either. Mami and Kyouko would be all alone and I (think?) the two wouldn't remember them either. With Homura rewriting the universe like Madoka did, everyone gets to be together and happy. But anyways... goddamn. This series. What is life after this anime? There's still so much I don't understand, even after rewatching it. The ending is too... bittersweet, but it's still a 10/10 masterpiece. Like I don't understand when Homura says maybe Madoka will be her enemy someday and the same to Sayaka, and how Sayaka still has her soul gem ring. Are they magical girls still? There is just too many unanswered questions. This series has been through a lot. Everything is so confusing. But in the end I think we can all agree that Madoka Magica is beautiful, depressing, and heartbreaking at the same time. It's perfect. |
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