Reviews

the art is real purdy and the music is jammin and the direction is dope and when a chauvinist gets rekt verbally or physically i go 'eyyy' and when same-sex characters bond in a manner thats significantly more respectful towards same-sex relationships than other anime im like 'yooo' and when the art/direction broke its overall victorian-ish aesthetic to include more modern elements i was at first like 'eh?' until it lead to narrative surrealism to which i always go 'eyy' and the film format is a more succinct platform for the world-building in comparison to the anime which started to feel stale after almost 40 somewhat-repetitive episodes BUT most of the humor took me out of it and felt forced/detached but i guess that's just me since anime humor and i don't seem to get along very well and the pacing with revealing the literal details about the plot mechanics/characters' motivations felt similarly slow like the anime where some vague terms get thrown around before either clarifying things directly or giving the viewer a scene that lets them comfortably know that they have to interpret an abstraction/open-ended point regarding said detail(s) SO 'womenz tha movie' is real good but still adheres to certain things from the anime that happened to not click with me given the narrative and style's overall direction ALSO congratulations you have just read the all time greatest review on mal i'd like to thank the academy but not ohtori academy fuck that place despite is amazing clockwork-mansion style design in this film