It's winter vacation and Sakura wins a trip to Hong Kong. Kero, skeptic of her luck in lotteries, questions whether she was merely lucky or was she summoned to Hong Kong upon inevitability. As Sakura strolls through Hong Kong's Bird Street, she senses an evil force calling to her. On chasing two strange birds, she is lead to a phantom world where she learns she was actually made to come to Hong Kong by a woman, Madoushi, who apparently wants revenge on Clow Reed. With Syaoran's mother, Yelan's help and the guidance from Clow Reed's voice, she must fight Madoushi and rescue her friends and loved ones, who have been captured.
An acceptable franchise film that will meet your expectations, but not exceed them.
Sakura Kinomoto’s life changed when she discovered and accidentally released the magical clow cards, and while she was expected to recapture all of them, this heavy responsibility didn’t mean she’d get any sort of reprieve from the rest of her life. She still had to go to school, do her chores, and…
A fairly decent first franchise film for Cardcaptor Sakura that's better enjoyed with knowledge of its parent series.
In the wake of _Cardcaptor Sakura_'s popularity in Japan, it was only a matter of time before it got a movie, and sure enough, Madhouse made one in 1999. Taking place during the events of the first season, as indicated by the absence of Yue and that Sakura still refers to Syaoran by his surname, one…
Overall, the movie was not bad per se, it was just not what CCS is known for and not what I look for in CCS
Movie 1 for CCS is a very interesting film because I expected it to be basically on par with the actual show since I was told that Movie 2 is fantastic and on par with the show. However, Movie 1 definitely falls well short of the actual show. There are definitely things that I like about it, but ove…