One of the things I'm not very happy about them is that I'm still not convinced that the movie format was the best for it. Specially in the first film, you can clearly see that episodic style and how the original manga chapters were made. Even though I've read the manga I believe everyone could notice that. If they would have made a 8-9 episode series it could have been better. But who knows.
Anyway, I also don't agree about the animation quality. The problem isn't that the production doesn't seem to be made during 5 long years, but I'd directly said it has too many flaws to be a film. Normally anime films are more detailed and cared.
But, of course, I'm not saying these two are bad films. As always in Sailor Moon, we've got a very emotional and bittersweet story with lots of action, love, and superpowers. And it's a really pleasure to finally see a Sailor Saturn's transformation sequence. If you are a Moonie, you'll obviously enjoy this so much.
