Rebellious Reviews! Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train

Hey guys! Welcome to this week’s Rebellious Reviews! This time I’m going to be reviewing the Demon Slayer movie. No worries though, I won’t spoil anything—at least not on purpose eheh. Well then! Let’s get to it shall we?

Graphics

Each cinematic scene was brilliantly done.
You could feel like you were there with each battle.
It would suck you in and you couldn’t take your eyes off of the screen.
The looks of each character are very crisp and clean.

Score: 10/10

Characters

If you have seen the anime you know that the characters already have so much depth to them, but this movie game them even more.
You get a scene where it gives us a look into the characters—Inosuke, Tangiro, Xenitsu, and Rengoku. It is insanely powerful because you really get a look at how the character’s personalities are, well at least two of them, the other two…I’ll leave that surprise for y’all to see for yourselves.

Score: 10/10

Story

I knew the ending was coming but I still cried—if you know you know. Again, no spoilers
It hints at a possible season two which yay! That’s been long awaited.
Gripping and at times, completely and utterly terrifying
Some deep psychological stuff here, like damn.

Score: 10/10

Sound

The voice acting is completely phenomenal. I have only watched the Sub version so far so I can’t speak for the Dub, but I’m sure they did an excellent job as well.
You can really tell the raw emotion in some of the scenes—cries.
The music is quite good as well, it adds to each scene and really sets the tone of the scene.

Score: 10/10

Final thoughts

I would watch it again and again.
I watched it in Sub, and it was excellent, I’m actually quite curious to see how the Dub is.
So many cosplay ideas so little time.

Score: 10/10

Final score: 50/50

Overall this movie was absolutely amazing and heartbreaking at the same time. I could easily watch it again and again. And usually, I don’t give perfect scores unless something deserves it. This movie definitely deserved it.

Well, that’s all for now…

Rebel Fae out!