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A Solid start to the Heaven's Feel Film Trilogy
The Heaven's Feel movies are super controversial among fans of the original VN, due in large part to being an adaptation of a 30+ hours visual novel story line into a 6 hour film series. For that reason, as a big fan of the VN myself, i went into this one with trepidation as to how much i would enjo…
Read full review on AniList →Presage Flower is truly unsettling, in a number of senses that is in and of itself, only describable with this word.
Presage Flower is truly unsettling, in a number of senses that is in and of itself, only describable with this word. There is little comfort to be had, as the brutal fights, lavish detail in Ufotable’s visuals, and the hauntingly melodic pieces by Yuki Kajiura convey an atmosphere of dread that perm…
Read full review on AniList →Beauty in Abhorrence: A "Presage" for the Coming Calamity
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After spending a couple years slowly and kind slogging through the _Fate_ route to get the through the story of the _Fate/stay night_ (2004) visual novel without missing a lot, I became so invested that even if I only considered that route to be a 7.5, I had bought the game on Switch, and…
Read full review on AniList →A masterclass return to Fate/Zero's dark tone, featuring flawless animation, a haunting score, and flawless pacing.
# Review: Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel I. presage flower
For fans who began their journey into the Nasuverse with the masterclass that is *Fate/Zero*, transitioning into *Unlimited Blade Works* (UBW) often felt like a bit of a tonal whiplash. While UBW was an undeniable visual spectacle, it leane…
Read full review on AniList →A competent start to a movie trilogy, but it’s rough.
It should also be noted that this review is for just the first movie. Being merely the first part of an overall trilogy, I can see why separating it would seem weird. But having written three separate reviews, I think gauging the interest level across 6 hours ended up being worthwhile.
If you want…
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