There the movie does something that should have propelled the story to higher heights. There's also a funny scene during the invasion regarding one the soldiers guarding the walls and a gun. I thought it was hilarious.
But, the movie lacks more moments like that. After the invasion I have to say the movie falls flat on its face for a good running time, just my opinion.
It jumped two years later. There the main characters are recruited and supposedly trained with special weapons and skill to kill those Titans. As for the actors they were convincing.
Any mishaps I blamed it on the screenplay. No strong character developments. The dialogue stays at minimum, and they're dull at times. For majority of the time most of the characters act too dumb for no good reason, not hilariously dumb, but infuriatingly dumb. The characters either don't run or attack when they need to and --die.
The photography is certainly the most consistent of all the technical department. The director does a good job but at times wonder why he doesn't cue the actor of what action a VFX monster is doing or how should they react to it in time.
But what infuriating me the most is the bad screenplay. Don't get me wrong its still a pretty good movie. It just full with so much potential than what they gave us. I'm not a fan by the way, just a guy who loves movies regardless of the genre, anime included There are other things I wanted to enjoy in this movie like the dialogue.
There are time characters utter rather inspirational or philosophical lines, as to give you a slice of life and it's frustrating we didn't get more of that. Though I like what they did with the special effects repetitive as they may seem , hated the characters for being too dumb at times, the final scene is the reason you'll watch this movie. And I believe there's a piece of commentary according to the Manga creator Hajime Isayama that I think is lost somewhere in the adaptation process.
NOTE: The reason I'm infuriated with this movie is because "Attack On Titan" has true potential to transcends it source material and push Japanese Cinema to do more movies like this based on anime,or and Manga. While I enjoyed bits and pieces, it's hard to say the same about the whole movie. Though a whole lot better than most American B-movies I expected more considering how popular the source material is.
Details Edit. Release date August 1, Japan. Official site Japan Official site United States. Attack on Titan: The Movie. Tsukuba-Mirai, Ibaraki, Japan. Box office Edit. According to IMDb , Part 1 is just over an hour and a half long. One review notes the film is a bit disappointing after watching the anime. Part 2 was released in September of the same year.
Now, it is important to keep in line the film does stray from the storyline the anime and manga tell. There are also a few main characters not included in the live action. Those looking for the Eng Dub version of the Live Action film, however, will have to get a little more creative. The Eng Dub version of Part 1 is available to rent or purchase from Vudu. Part 2 Eng Dub can also be rented or purchased from Vudu. But, Part 2 is. It, however, is cheaper to rent or buy the live action movie from Vudu.
Likewise, the Eng Dub version of Part 1 is also available on Funimation. Explore popular movies available to rent or buy on Prime Video. September 29, Action, Adventure, Drama. The wildly popular Japanese anime is getting a Hollywood adaptation, and a high profile director at the helm. The human civilisation is on the brink of extinction due to the Titans, massive man-eating humanoids.
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