Eiga Kureyon Shin-chan Ora-tachi no Kyôryû Nikki

This movie offers a warm and humorous summer journey in classic Shin-chan style, with the highlight being the friendship between Shin and the baby dinosaur Nana. The animation stays true to its traditional 2D style but feels smooth and colorful. The action scenes are simple, but well-suited for younger audiences. What I appreciated most was how the film delivers messages about friendship and caring for other living creatures in a gentle, non-preachy way. However, some plot points feel a bit formulaic and predictable. Overall, it's a sweet and entertaining installment that families and long-time fans will enjoy.

Seeing Shinchan on the big screen tonight felt like a warm hug from the past. Eighteen years ago, when I was just five, I discovered this mischievous, unapologetically himself little boy, and he instantly became my daily dose of laughter. Life wasn't always easy growing up, but tuning into Shinchan's world always managed to paint a smile on my face, even on the gloomiest days. His innocent yet hilariously bold perspective on life was a constant source of lightheartedness. While I grew older, navigated school, friendships, and the various ups and downs of adolescence, Shinchan remained perpetually five, his humor timeless and ever-reliable.

Tonight, as the familiar opening theme played and his quirky antics unfolded on the big screen, a wave of nostalgia washed over me. It wasn't just about reliving childhood memories; it was a profound appreciation for a character who, in his own unique way, had been a steadfast companion. He taught me the simple joy of laughter, the importance of not taking everything too seriously, and the freedom of being true to oneself, even if it meant being a little unconventional.

The theater was filled with others who likely shared similar sentiments, a collective experience of reconnecting with a cherished part of their past. Each familiar gag, each silly dance, each interaction with his quirky family and friends brought forth waves of laughter and a sense of shared history. It was a beautiful reminder that some things, like the pure joy a good cartoon can bring, transcend time.

Shinchan, you've been more than just a cartoon character to me. You've been a source of comfort, a reason to smile, and a reminder of the simple pleasures in life. Thank you for all the laughter, for the unwavering five-year-old spirit, and for the nostalgic joy of seeing you on the big screen tonight. You truly are the best. ✨

So nice. It was great to see Crayon Shin Chan movie in this year. Last year was great, this year is also great.

Really satisfied. Feel good on my decision to watch this. Starting from Interesting scnese, joyness. Scenes keep moving forward and feel never bored. Unlikely other Kids animes in Japan, this movie can be enjoyed by Young small kids to old. For me, I even forget I am adult already, but keep laughing at the same time when other kids are laughing crazily in Cinema.

Definitely the options to go with my family and I am considering to watch again as it is really addictive. Looking forward to seeing next year movie as well.

An absolutely amazing and engaging story with one of the best plots ever crafted! This film masterfully blends laughter, action, and drama, delivering a rollercoaster of emotions that keeps you hooked from start to finish. What truly stands out is the phenomenal character development-each role feels real, layered, and impactful. Has to be one of my favourite @ Shinchan movies of all time! The dialogues are sharp, memorable, and often goosebump-inducing. Every scene adds value, and the direction is top-notch. Truly, a cinematic gem and a must-watch experience in theatres. Don't miss it!!!!!!! :)

This is basically what if modern jurassic park with Shin Chan. I watched this yesterday at the premiere and adults were cheering more than the kids. It's funny enough. Classic Shin Chan humor & wow events. I personally prefer this movie over the last two jurassic park movies. It's a Shin Chan movie so no one is here for anything serious but still the movie has a really good message for kids which is to follow what you love rather than just filling in your family & society expectations. I gave this movie an extra star for that since it's a kids movie majorly and it is a really good message for them. It also has emotional moments which might make you cry. Overall I feel to kids will love this, Shin Chan fans will love it and the parents who are with kids might not find it super boring.