CATDOLL: "Attack on Titan" live-action movie review: a horror movie in a parallel world

Speaking of the hottest blockbuster at the moment, it must be "Attack on Titan". This comic work has not only been adapted into an animation, but also derived into a live-action movie and TV series. Yesterday (July 21), the live-action movie of "Attack on Titan" held a completion unveiling event at the "Tokyo International Forum". Some fans who participated in this event posted their thoughts on Twitter. Basically, they think this is a horror movie, which is far from the original in terms of plot and character relationships. It is recommended to watch it as another new work and recommend it to horror movie fans.

My personal feeling is that if you don't think of it as "Attack on Titan", it's just a super-large action movie of humans vs. giants! It should be more interesting to watch it this way. If you think of the original work, even for a moment, then it's OUT (laughs).

But I firmly believe that this is what the comic should look like when it is made into a live-action version! It is this kind of dark scene where humans are devoured and blood and flesh fly everywhere! Um! Actually, I don’t like watching horror movies! I can’t stand it! After watching for dozens of minutes, I realized that this is not a movie that suits me.

But to be honest, it was filmed really well... But I don't want to watch it again. None of the characters in Attack on Titan exist in the world of the movie. I guessed it a long time ago.

But it's really so real. In a sense, the comics are embellished, but if it happened in real life, it would be like this world. However, there are many love elements! Who wants to see Eren being - ah!

Recommended to those who like dark themes, want to see real giants, and like horror movies.

I watched the live-action version of "Attack on Titan". The actors are all very handsome and beautiful. As for the content, I found it a bit confusing because I have watched the animated version. However, it is too scary for me who doesn't like horror movies. This movie seems to be PG12, but I think the darkness should be R15, no, it should be R18. I probably won't watch the sequel...

The live-action version of "Attack on Titan", well, is still very funny for those who have read the original.

I went to the preview of "Attack on Titan" at the invitation of a friend! I felt so great! I am indeed a fan of the original work! It's like listening to the opinions of people who haven't read the original work. Fans of the original work probably finished watching it before they even understood the situation.

I went to the preview of "Attack on Titan". Hmm... it was like a horror movie. The real-life version of Attack on Titan is really disgusting...

The love element was added to the process of humans being chased by giants, which was messy and scary. After watching the live-action version of The Strongest Man, although I don’t like Levi that much, I feel relieved to know that there is such a powerful captain like Levi...

The live-action version of "Attack on Titan" is different from the original in terms of characters, story and setting, but it incorporates elements of the original, which makes people feel the crew's dedication. It's dark because the real people look scarier than the animation. There are love elements, which are a bit complicated and entangled. Armin is so handsome! Hanji also acted well! I just don't like the strongest human.

I don't recommend it to people who like the animation and the original work, but it can be appreciated as another work. I actually enjoyed watching it.

The live-action version is already another work, but Satomi Ishihara is very cute.

The live-action version of Attack on Titan is so dark. Satomi Ishihara's Hanji is cute. It has nothing to do with the original work, including the relationships between the characters.

There are two live-action movies of "Attack on Titan". The first part "Attack on Titan ATTACK ON TITAN" will be released in Japan on August 1, and the second part "Attack on Titan ATTACK ON TITAN END OF THE WORLD" will be released in Japan on September 19. It has now been confirmed that it will be released in 63 countries and regions around the world. This work is supervised by Shinji Higuchi and brings together elites from various fields in the Japanese film, animation and special effects industries. The original author Hajime Isayama is the supervisor. The actors include Haruma Miura, Hiroki Hasegawa, Kiko Mizuhara, Kanata Hongo, Takahiro Miura, Nanami Sakuraba, Satoshi Matsuo, Hide Watanabe, Ayame Mizusaki, Rina Takeda, Pier Taki, Satomi Ishihara, Hayabusa Kunimura, etc.

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