The Best One So Far
They did an excellent job developing Ouki’s character, even better than in the anime adaptations. The story was well structured, and Riboku’s introduction was solid (the actor really captured the character). The film’s production made sure no character felt left out of the narrative. The effects are top-notch, and the choreography pulled off the impossible: making Glaive fights look both real and exciting. I was genuinely impressed by this movie. I liked it just as much as the second one. Definitely a movie to watch with popcorn on a Saturday night.
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