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| A bit of a wasted movie. The finisihing moves for Bakugo and Deku were awesome, but probably shouldn't have been wasted here - some of the animations would be much better in the main series. The focus on planes for story and cool jumping sequences was awesome though |
| I am not a weeb, I simply enjoy 2D girls |
| Midoriya went full Spider-Man lmao. He has entered the Spiderverse. Nothing more than your friendly neighbourhood Deku. The idea that some people find quirks bothersome never occurred to me before. However, the way they are implementing their ideology is completely incorrect. What they're doing to people is messed up. The suitcase switch was a complete coincidence, haha. Never in my wildest dream did I think I would see the day Deku was wanted as a mass murderer. The odd doomsday theory is a huge joke. Rody is a very appealing character. I adore his personality. He had a difficult childhood as a result of his father abandoning them for the terrorist group. However, it turns out they kidnapped him and he helped creating a key to stop the triggers bomb. I don't think it's a coincidence that Hawk was sent to America. Anyways, I genuinely enjoyed watching this movie. I loved seeing Midoriya spending time with Rody. The song the was playing during their trip was pretty cool. |
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| MHA at its most dull and boring. It did have some sparks here and there though, but generally very underwhelming. |
"At some point, I stopped hoping." |
| While it wasn't a bad movie, I did find it rather underwhelming for one of the movies of this franchise. It felt just like any other story with some random new characters in a different location on this 'earth'. All in all it was okay, but expected just a bit more after watching season 5 if I'm completely honest. |
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| This was the weakest movie so far. Rody was an ok character and the fights were as cool as ever but that's about it. The entire humarise organisation was dumb with its stupid beliefs and ridiculous numbers. |
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| This was so underwhelmingly lame. |
| At first I thought that organization was interesting, basically the opposite of the liberation army of the last season. But then they had soooo many quirk users... a few would've been understandable, but it was like 50% quirk users. Imagine the kuklux clan having 50% black people lol And then the boss himself also has a strong quirk? So these people follow someone cursed? Yeah, that was a bit too much, definitely the weakest movie so far. Which makes sense, since it followed after the weakest season so far as well. |
| definitely a weaker outing than the last two movies, but still a good movie overall. |
| I have a third testicle that gives me psychic powers |
| I am torn between this and the previous movie being the best from this franchise. The main villain once again has an extremely boring quirk though. It had lots of action, of course, a lot of this action doesn't go anywhere but Teraoka's boards make them entertaining. Alos why didn't the black suits get used in the movie? |
| This movie was really cool! pure fun. ā§ā āā (ā ā°ā āæā ā°ā )ā āā ā§ |
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| Hmmm....well, I liked it better than the second film, I'll say that much for it. The primary villain and threat wasn't really as good as I'd have liked. Mirror reflecting powers? Really? But I actually did like Deku's little speech he gave to him during the final battle, though Deku's actual finishing attack crossed over from over-the-top cool to over-the-top silly imo. As far as showcasing Class 1-A was concerned this was probably the worst of the three films too, though there was a token effort taken to do so via the bombs scattered across the world. So why did I like this more than the second film? Well it's simple really, I actually greatly enjoyed the Rody character and his role in the story. Inserting one-off movie characters like him into a franchise movie like this is never easy and rarely works, but honestly all of the scenes I really liked had him in them. I liked the Alfred Hitchcock-esque characters on the lam mistaken identity plot with him and Deku. Did I really just compare this film to Hitchcock? Goodness. But those road trip scenes with the insert song were my favorite part of the film. And his role in the finale even managed to get me a bit emotional, so what the hell? That this film had less Bakugo screen-time than the last, a character I find extremely grating at best and unwatchable at worst, certainly helped too. It's been awhile since I watched the first film, but I see that I gave it a 7/10. I'm only giving this a 6, but I strongly suspect if I re-watched the first film I'd like it less than I did this one, which is more of an indictment on it than praise for this I suppose, huh? Oh well. Rody spin-off when? |
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