Post by merh on May 15, 2021 1:52:42 GMT
Genres: action, comedy, drama, horror, supernatural
Themes: demons, martial arts, swordplay
Objectionable content: Intense
(Rated R in American theaters)
Plot Summary: Tanjiro and his team are assigned by the Demon Slayer Corps to accompany Hashira member Kyojuro Rengoku and investigate a string of disappearances aboard the Mugen train. Once aboard, the Demon Slayers fall into the trap of Enmu, a member of the Twelve Kizuki, who forces a group of children to kill them from within their dream realms
Akari Kitō as Nezuko Kamado
Hiro Shimono as Zenitsu Agatsuma
Natsuki Hanae as Tanjirō Kamado
Satoshi Hino as Kyōjurō Rengoku
Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Inosuke Hashibira
Akira Ishida as Akaza
Daisuke Hirakawa as Enmu
Aoi Koga as Rokuta Kamado
Houko Kuwashima as Kie Kamado
Junya Enoki as Senjūrō Rengoku
Kaede Hondo as Shigeru Kamado
Katsuyuki Konishi as Tengen Uzui
Kenichi Suzumura as Obanai Iguro
Konomi Kohara as Hanako Kamado
Megumi Toyoguchi as Ruka Rengoku
Rikiya Koyama as Shinjurō Rengoku
Rina Satou as Amane Ubuyashiki
Saori Hayami as Shinobu Kochō
Shinichiro Miki as Tanjūrō Kamado
Takahiro Sakurai as Giyū Tomioka
Tomokazu Seki as Sanemi Shinazugawa
Tomokazu Sugita as Gyōmei Himejima
Toshiyuki Morikawa as Kagaya Ubuyashiki
Yō Taichi as Takeo Kamado
Ok.
This is an Anime News Network Summary.
I just saw this today sub & loved it.
I can be an easy rater-
A=10
A-=9
B+ to B-=7, 8
C+ to C-=5,6
Lower than that is rare for me to give
I've rated 3511 titles on IMDb & 437 rank 4 or lower so 3074 are C or higher.
Basically I rate higher for ties that make me want more-I paid to see Thor 8 times in the theater.
Does it make me wonder what's next for the characters?
Rewatchable? If I'm flipping channels, I will probably stop on Die Hard unless I am headed to a specific show. I can pick it up anywhere & enjoy moments.
Negative-does it sacrifice to hit an end? This is a problem for many comedies because it's easy to take a premise & run with it for 60 minutes, but at some point it has to wrap up. Let me piss off Nolan fans-I hate how he runs roughshod over characters to hit his ending.
Stick to the story. Hobbits can't not fly in the first 2 movies, then sprout wings in Return of the King because the author needs a shortcut unless it is explained-magic wish or something.
Good lines are a bonus. Princess Bride, The Crow. Give me a good quote to remember & the movie might move up a number
So, to the review.
I gave it a 10.
Damn.
I could see the outcome a good 30 minutes out, but I'm sitting there blinking, breathe, breathe "I am not crying. I AM NOT CRYING"
Definitely tears welled up, but no actual down the face.
And yeah, I will purchase a copy.
And yeah, I want to know what happens next.
So it is re-watchable
Everyone is everyone.
Zenitsu is a wussy crybaby who wants off the train but when passed out is amazing
Inosuke (boar head) is insane. I have mostly seen this series on Cartoon Network so I haven't noticed all the ways he makes himself "Lord Hashibira, but it is overdrive here.
Tanjiro is kind-hearted & sweet, but of course amazing as the hero.
For my money, most Shonen can be sorted into Saint Seiya or DBZ. One Piece & Naruto are DBZ. Bleach is more Saint Seiya. This one is more Saint Seiya. Rengoku (the Hashira) is SERIOUSLY Saint Seiya.
When I watch a show, I run the scenarios like I thought the quick, easy fix here would be for Nezuko to come out of her box & cut all the bindings, but we didn't get that. Just like in a western, one would unhitch the engine which also didn't happen so not predictable as some titles.
Perhaps because it isn't as long as One Piece, this movie managed to cameo series characters without becoming annoying as in One Piece Gold.
Opening in the cemetery, the animation was rather average, but when we get to the train station, it picks up. The train looks amazing
It is well worth seeing in a theater if one can, but it should work on smaller screens
Themes: demons, martial arts, swordplay
Objectionable content: Intense
(Rated R in American theaters)
Plot Summary: Tanjiro and his team are assigned by the Demon Slayer Corps to accompany Hashira member Kyojuro Rengoku and investigate a string of disappearances aboard the Mugen train. Once aboard, the Demon Slayers fall into the trap of Enmu, a member of the Twelve Kizuki, who forces a group of children to kill them from within their dream realms
Akari Kitō as Nezuko Kamado
Hiro Shimono as Zenitsu Agatsuma
Natsuki Hanae as Tanjirō Kamado
Satoshi Hino as Kyōjurō Rengoku
Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Inosuke Hashibira
Akira Ishida as Akaza
Daisuke Hirakawa as Enmu
Aoi Koga as Rokuta Kamado
Houko Kuwashima as Kie Kamado
Junya Enoki as Senjūrō Rengoku
Kaede Hondo as Shigeru Kamado
Katsuyuki Konishi as Tengen Uzui
Kenichi Suzumura as Obanai Iguro
Konomi Kohara as Hanako Kamado
Megumi Toyoguchi as Ruka Rengoku
Rikiya Koyama as Shinjurō Rengoku
Rina Satou as Amane Ubuyashiki
Saori Hayami as Shinobu Kochō
Shinichiro Miki as Tanjūrō Kamado
Takahiro Sakurai as Giyū Tomioka
Tomokazu Seki as Sanemi Shinazugawa
Tomokazu Sugita as Gyōmei Himejima
Toshiyuki Morikawa as Kagaya Ubuyashiki
Yō Taichi as Takeo Kamado
Ok.
This is an Anime News Network Summary.
I just saw this today sub & loved it.
I can be an easy rater-
A=10
A-=9
B+ to B-=7, 8
C+ to C-=5,6
Lower than that is rare for me to give
I've rated 3511 titles on IMDb & 437 rank 4 or lower so 3074 are C or higher.
Basically I rate higher for ties that make me want more-I paid to see Thor 8 times in the theater.
Does it make me wonder what's next for the characters?
Rewatchable? If I'm flipping channels, I will probably stop on Die Hard unless I am headed to a specific show. I can pick it up anywhere & enjoy moments.
Negative-does it sacrifice to hit an end? This is a problem for many comedies because it's easy to take a premise & run with it for 60 minutes, but at some point it has to wrap up. Let me piss off Nolan fans-I hate how he runs roughshod over characters to hit his ending.
Stick to the story. Hobbits can't not fly in the first 2 movies, then sprout wings in Return of the King because the author needs a shortcut unless it is explained-magic wish or something.
Good lines are a bonus. Princess Bride, The Crow. Give me a good quote to remember & the movie might move up a number
So, to the review.
I gave it a 10.
Damn.
I could see the outcome a good 30 minutes out, but I'm sitting there blinking, breathe, breathe "I am not crying. I AM NOT CRYING"
Definitely tears welled up, but no actual down the face.
And yeah, I will purchase a copy.
And yeah, I want to know what happens next.
So it is re-watchable
Everyone is everyone.
Zenitsu is a wussy crybaby who wants off the train but when passed out is amazing
Inosuke (boar head) is insane. I have mostly seen this series on Cartoon Network so I haven't noticed all the ways he makes himself "Lord Hashibira, but it is overdrive here.
Tanjiro is kind-hearted & sweet, but of course amazing as the hero.
For my money, most Shonen can be sorted into Saint Seiya or DBZ. One Piece & Naruto are DBZ. Bleach is more Saint Seiya. This one is more Saint Seiya. Rengoku (the Hashira) is SERIOUSLY Saint Seiya.
When I watch a show, I run the scenarios like I thought the quick, easy fix here would be for Nezuko to come out of her box & cut all the bindings, but we didn't get that. Just like in a western, one would unhitch the engine which also didn't happen so not predictable as some titles.
Perhaps because it isn't as long as One Piece, this movie managed to cameo series characters without becoming annoying as in One Piece Gold.
Opening in the cemetery, the animation was rather average, but when we get to the train station, it picks up. The train looks amazing
It is well worth seeing in a theater if one can, but it should work on smaller screens
