• Dragon Ball Z Cartoon Movie

Overall9Story7Animation8Sound9Character10Enjoyment9Dragon Ball Z Movie 15: Fukkatsu no F Review (Dub BTW)Story (7/10) GoodThe story for Fukkastu No F is good not very good just got IT'S DRAGONBALL PEOPLE one of the main reason majority of people watch Dragonball is not really for the story so when you hear what the plot is for Fukkatsu No F you shouldn't be surprised that it's straight forward. Frieza is revived by the Dragonballs, he invades earth they fight him simple. It is what it is and I think at best it's good I didn't have an issue with he because it's not what I watch Dragonball for it'snot bad so that's all that really matters to me if it was you would see something less then what this website considers a 7.Art (8/10) Very GoodThe art I thought was very good it's Toei if Toei knows how to do anything it's right it's making something look very good (which is an 8) to masterpiece (which is a 10).

This section is call ART so I wouldn't be talking about animation. But as far as CG is concerned it look OK, I noticed it from time to time like when Frieza's troops start to fly at the Z warriors or when Frieza at certain parts during the main fight and it didn't necessarily bother me, now could we have done without them?

Dragon Ball Z Cartoon Movie

But is it something to complain about? NO (At least not to me). To the unkeen eye in the Theater (which is where I watched it) I bet 85% of the people didn't even notice it, which is why I say it's nothing to complain about, it's here so deal with it, doesn't ruin my experience.Sound (9/10) GreatGranted I watched this in the Theater in English Dubbed so this counts for sound to me. Now all of the sound effects sound great, this is a category that's hard to mess up so a 9 sounds reasonable to me. The English voice actors were amazing at their lines they me it sound great.

Especially Sean Schemmel which is always good but I when I certain a certain groan noise in pain for Goku in the scene when Frieza is stomping on Goku's wound when he was on the floor that solidified it for me that he's not only still good at doing Goku's voice but he's gotten even better. All the other voice actors are great also the voice they chose for Jako was pretty good also, it took sometime to get used to but once I did it fits him (I hope they don't change it).Character (10/10) MasterpieceAll my favorite DBZ characters are back (not in their prime sure.

Gohan) but back nonetheless! And seeing all of them is why I enjoy this anime and movie because everyone acted exactly how I remembered nothing has changed and that's perfect for me. Jako the new character introduced in the movie 'in my opinion' stole the show he was outstandingly entertaining and unique.

I've read all the chapters of his manga a couple months back so I have knowledge of him going into this movie. So to see that his personality moved over to the big screen is great because I think he's a great addition to the group and I hope (we most likely will) we see more of him after the Fukkastu No F Arc in DBS.Enjoyment (9/10) GreatThe best thing as far as enjoyment to this movie in my opinion is the pacing. In comparison to Battle of Gods (which took just a little too long to get to the fight which is what majority of people watch Dragonnball Z for) Fukkatsu No F didn't jump straight into the fight but it kept it a length that didn't have me saying 'Ok I get it can we get to the fights now?' Granted I enjoyed all of the dubbed Diolague in Dragon Ball.

Filler or not filler, even in the anime, even in Battle of Gods I enjoyed it all because I love the characters of Dragonball so interaction between characters in Dragonball is enjoyment enough for me. And as if there's anything both Battle of Gods and Fukkastu no F did right is the comedy. Dragonball, Dragonball Z and even GT (to an extent) has always had entertaining comedy but these too movies I feel have one upped the stuff before it. It could be just me or it could be I haven't seen anything Dragonball is such a long time that I have forgotten how hilarious it can be (only thing that has kept DBZ comedy alive over the recent year is Team Four Star.). I personally feel it's at it's best when it comes to comedy in comparison to anything that this helped in enjoyment so much and always have for in anything Dragonball which is why even when a fight isn't being thrown I'm entertained and Fukkastu No F did it's job the Theater was laughing so hard sometimes I couldn't hear the seconds of dialogue after the joke the released it is what it is.Overall (9/10) GreatThis movie to me is great I've seen a combination of people saying either it sucks or it's an 8 at best great that's their opinion and this is mine. The definition of a 9 on this site means great and I can't go up to someone and say 'The movie is very good but it's not great' I know other people can but not me, nope.

The movie is great, met damn near all my expectations from an anime movie (and anime movies especially DBZ movies are very good at best now that's something I can say). The pacing, characters and dialogue alone makes it a 9 to me. I have no clue what people where excepting from this anime movie and a DBZ movie the least, you can't say this movie is just like the other 13 gtfo (not counting Battle of Gods).

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Now the reason it's not a 10 is because even though I've praised this movie through out this entire movie it's not a 10 (TO ME) because of a few things and this part can considered a SPOILER just throwing that out there.Reasons why it's not a 10 to me.The reasons of Frieza's race is still not explained and most likely will never be. (we'll see in Dragon Ball Super but I highly doubt I will get the answers I'm looking for) Akira doesn't really care to explain or deepen the origin of Frieza's race and why does this bother me?

Firstly he already said it's his favorite villain and out of the 3 main villians of DBZ (Frieza, Cell and Buu) FACE IT as far as origin stories go we know the least about him. All we really know is that his father is Kind Cold and as far as I remember he is a clone of his father so he's not necessarily even an offspring and that's about it. Now to say Frieza hasn't trained a day in his life and is able to reach a power level that can go toe-to-toe with a SSGSS some may consider bull but I can live with that, what really bothers me is WHY and this is where I felt it could have gotten a 10 but it slipped away for me. Here's how it could have gotten a 10 from me, if Akira explained Frieza's backstory and he said that long ago Frieza's race is considered a god which is why his race's base level is so powerful and why when he trains for such a short amount of time is the reason why he can unlock a power comparable to god ki. Now that would have been something I could get behind, if that certain Frieza descendant made an appearance took Frieza and disappeared with let's just say Instant Transmission and they ended the movie like that!?

Now that would have blown my mind because it would explain why Frieza can reach that level so easily and show that there's a new treat out there that's even stronger to him let's say Bills level strong. They would have gotten a 10 is that did something like that but like I said Dragonball as far as story usually doesn't go that deep, the deepest it's ever gotten imo is the whole Future Trunks thing but I digress (sorry had to throw this out there). Anyway that's my review it's a 9 have a great day. Overall8Story6Animation7Sound7Character6Enjoyment10-A love letter from Akira Toriyama-Resurrection ‘F’ is the film the Dragon Ball fandom has been waiting for. Taking place after 2013’s Battle of Gods, this film has all of the action and mayhem that the franchise is known for. In a first for the series, the film has an underlying focus on Goku and Vegeta's character flaws rather than simply becoming stronger and beating the bad guy.Toriyama stated that the film would be “utterly hilarious” and he wasn’t lying.

This is the most fun I’ve had watching something in the series for a very long time. Combined with an amazing fight that spans overhalf the film and actual character development for Goku, this is the film everyone wanted the rather disappointing Battle of Gods to be. Whereas that film spent most of its time with slice of life pieces and Vegeta trying to keep Beerus from getting angry only to have a ten minute fight between Goku and Beerus in the end, Resurrection ‘F’ wastes no time getting to business. It must be noted though that this film borders on being a parody of itself due to the type of humor in it and a scene where Freeza himself is terrified instead of terrifying due to seeing Beerus a few feet away from him.

It isn't bad, this film lacks the threatening tone or mood that the series had back when everyone was on Namek, and Freeza himself is more comical than threatening.While this film has everything a fan has wanted in a new film, there.are. a few drawbacks. In a number of scenes the animation is noticeably less than stellar instead of buttery smooth, and there are two or three CGI scenes that are cringe worthy due to their simplicity. The ending is also a bit abrupt with the epilogue being around only two minutes long. Most importantly, many fans' favorite characters such as Yamcha, Trunks, Goten, Chiaotzu, Mr.

Satan and Majin Buu do not make any appearances. Android 18 has a few small lines in the beginning before focus shifts to Krillin, Master Roshi, Gohan, Piccolo, Tien Shinhan, Bulma, and Frieza.Despite its drawbacks this is the film that fans of the franchise want and will leave with their fists in the air while talking about their hero, Goku, and the amazing fight between the most evil villain of their childhood making a stupendous theatrical appearance with the latest standards in animation and a great soundtrack to boot as they watch a fierce battle just like in the old days. Overall7Story6Animation7Sound7Character7Enjoyment7Serving as a continuation of 'Battle of the Gods,' Vegeta and Goku are now under the training of Beerus' master/servant, Whis. However, a former of servant of Freeza brings him back to life with the Dragon Balls and he is back with a golden vengeance.This movie is pretty much fan service for those who loved the Freeza part of the series. How is Freeza back and better than ever? He claims he trained though you don't really see it.

The movie moves at a pretty moderate pace but the final fight dragged a little longer than it should have as the original anime seriesdid with its fights. This movie makes use of its cast (Kuririn, Roshi, Tenshinhan, Piccolo and Gohan) but the way Gohan and Roshi are used is a little strange.The fighting in terms of defense is more fluid and a lot of kung fu-esque counter movements are used which i felt was new. The only way to further evolve DBZ's fighting is the panning and zooming and I think the movie excellently frames the action and keeps up with its pace.I am a bit mixed on the music. When Freeza is brought back, there is this heavy metal song which suits the character but the ending theme by Momoiro Clover Z to me just doesn't fit. Momoiro Clover Z for Sailor Moon Crystal is perfect but I just feel their music does not represent DBZ. To me, the change of DBZ's soundtrack is like Initial D without MOVE and the Eurobeat and Cowboy Bebop without the jazz.The current living and active voice cast reprise their roles. Nakao Ryuusei as Freeza still has the role excellently down even to his ho ho ho ho ho laugh.

The movie also does an interesting play on Tanaka Mayumi playing Kuririn and Luffy in relation to his cell phone's ring tone. Other than that, don't watch this with either high or low expectations. Just watch it for the hell of it.