Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal - Il film
Titolo originale: Gekijouban Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Eternal
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Stephanie Sheh
- Usagi Tsukino
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Kate Higgins
- Ami Mizuno
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Cristina Valenzuela
- Rei Hino
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Bennett Abara
- Makoto Kino
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Cherami Leigh
- Minako Aino
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Erica Mendez
- Haruka Tenoh
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Veronica Taylor
- Setsuna Meioh
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Lauren Landa
- Michiru Kaiou
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Christine Marie Cabanos
- Hotaru Tomoe
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Robbie Daymond
- Mamoru Chiba
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Laura Post
- Queen Nehelenia
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Barbara Goodson
- Zirconia
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- QuizThis is the first Sailor Moon film to be released in 26 years following Sailor Moon SS the Movie: Il mistero dei sogni (1995) which was part of the original anime release.
- ConnessioniFollowed by Gekijoban Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon Cosmos (2023)
- Colonne sonoreMoonlight Chainon
Performed by Momoiro Clover Z
Recensione in evidenza
Let me start out by stating that I am mostly a fan of the classic 90s series of Sailor Moon, having loved the characters, humor and gorgeous artstyle for as long as I can think. With that being said, I unfortunately have to admit that I found the newer Crystal series a bit lacking in each of this three categories - at least up to the much improved third season - which meant that the series overall was somewhat of a disappointment for me.
As with these earlier entries, the two new Eternal movies, continuing the story, were to follow the manga, which had me slightly worried that the same mistakes that already made the first two season hard to watch for me would be repeated: Not only was there another artstyle change, some earlier trailers seemingly implied that the animation, despite the long wait, would again be sloppy. Even worse than that, the plan to cram a whole story arc into barely two hours of film suggested that many of the smaller scenes that make Sailor Moon for me might again have to be scrapped, leaving no time for characterization, humor or heartfelt moments.
However, after watching the long anticipated movies twice now, I can gladly say that my worries were unfounded - at least for the most part.
First of all, the story follows the manga to a tee, with only a few very minor differences. While that indeed means that the pacing is pretty hectic at some points, I still felt that they left enough space for genuine emotions and funny scenes to not make it feel too rushed or bland. Despite that I would have appreciated if certain scenes were given just a few more moments to breath, and, as someone who knows the corresponding manga chapters pretty well, I am not entirely sure how well first-time experiencers of the story can follow the movies' plot.
On another note, the animation (for the most part) is some of the best the franchise has ever seen, and I am not only talking about the Crystal series, but also the 90s anime. Expect no Studio Ghibli, but I think if you liked any animated Sailor Moon content so far you are more likely to be delighted than disappointed. There certainly are a few noticable flaws (like some wonky transitions and faces) to find if you really want to look for them, but I can say that they did not influence my personal enjoyment, what did however (in a positive way) were the many gorgeous panels taken straight from the manga, as well as some really appealing attack animations.
In summary, these are two very nice movies to watch if you go into them open minded and with the right expectations. If you only know the 90s anime so far, this is maybe not exactly your childhood cartoon in which crybaby Serena "fights evil by moonlight", but it contains many of the elements that made the series so special for many people, including me. If you already know the manga story, I can honestly not see you hating these entries unless you expect god-tier animations or lots of added content.
Ultimately this makes the movies a very solid 8/10 for me, although I am sure many will enjoy them even more than that.
As with these earlier entries, the two new Eternal movies, continuing the story, were to follow the manga, which had me slightly worried that the same mistakes that already made the first two season hard to watch for me would be repeated: Not only was there another artstyle change, some earlier trailers seemingly implied that the animation, despite the long wait, would again be sloppy. Even worse than that, the plan to cram a whole story arc into barely two hours of film suggested that many of the smaller scenes that make Sailor Moon for me might again have to be scrapped, leaving no time for characterization, humor or heartfelt moments.
However, after watching the long anticipated movies twice now, I can gladly say that my worries were unfounded - at least for the most part.
First of all, the story follows the manga to a tee, with only a few very minor differences. While that indeed means that the pacing is pretty hectic at some points, I still felt that they left enough space for genuine emotions and funny scenes to not make it feel too rushed or bland. Despite that I would have appreciated if certain scenes were given just a few more moments to breath, and, as someone who knows the corresponding manga chapters pretty well, I am not entirely sure how well first-time experiencers of the story can follow the movies' plot.
On another note, the animation (for the most part) is some of the best the franchise has ever seen, and I am not only talking about the Crystal series, but also the 90s anime. Expect no Studio Ghibli, but I think if you liked any animated Sailor Moon content so far you are more likely to be delighted than disappointed. There certainly are a few noticable flaws (like some wonky transitions and faces) to find if you really want to look for them, but I can say that they did not influence my personal enjoyment, what did however (in a positive way) were the many gorgeous panels taken straight from the manga, as well as some really appealing attack animations.
In summary, these are two very nice movies to watch if you go into them open minded and with the right expectations. If you only know the 90s anime so far, this is maybe not exactly your childhood cartoon in which crybaby Serena "fights evil by moonlight", but it contains many of the elements that made the series so special for many people, including me. If you already know the manga story, I can honestly not see you hating these entries unless you expect god-tier animations or lots of added content.
Ultimately this makes the movies a very solid 8/10 for me, although I am sure many will enjoy them even more than that.
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- 1.130.225 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione2 ore 40 minuti
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- 1.85 : 1
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