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Evangelion 3.0+1.0 Opening ThoughtsTV 87 min Animation, Action, Drama. Votes: 37, Not Rated min Animation, Action, Drama. A recap of the first 24 episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion, followed by a minute continuation of the plot that would later form the first third of The End of Evangelion.
Votes: 11, PG 98 min Animation, Action, Drama. The fate of the world is threatened by seemingly monstrous entities known as Angels.
TV min Animation, Action, Drama. Parallel to the incursion, Gendo Ikari and TV 96 min Animation, Action, Drama. Most of the world has changed except Shinji Ikari who awakens, unaged in a new and strange environment.
Misato has formed a group that has Animation, Action, Drama Post-production. Shinji Ikari is still adrift after losing his will to live, but the place he arrives at teaches him what it means to hope.
Finally, the Instrumentality Project is set in motion and Wille Votes: The scene prior to Instrumentality that recreates a similar scene that occurred in episode "Lies and Silence"; Asuka confronts Shinji's weaknesses and insecurities, forcing him to realize the reality of the mistake he made at the beginning of the film, as well as his fears of being rejected, abandoned and his overall unhealthy dependence on other people, which is what leads to Third Impact.
Several scenes that occur during Third Impact: such as the stream of consciousness where audio conversations of rejection and romantic relationships ending are being played.
The scenes of both empty and crowded movie theaters, crowded and active city streets. Rei and Shinji's conversation culminates in a optimistically, triumphant declaration of human individuality and relationships thinking about this scene still makes me tear up.
Implying that long after the film ends, other people will emerge from the sea of consciousness and reclaim their individuality, alongside Shinji and Asuka.
Anno's style of filmmaking is at it's finest in EOE, utilizing a wide range of filmmaking techniques and visual styles.
Everything from uncomfortable close ups, overhead shots, shifting aspect ratios, fish eye lenses, unconventionally framed shot compositions, a lot of negative space, and superimposed images are used to great effect; even text is shown on the screen including flashing images of positive fan mail and one single death threat.
Source: fan translation on EvaGeeks. The soundtrack itself is also incredible. Shiro Sagisu composed a number of excellent tracks that add to the emotional power of this film: in particular, "The End of Midsummer" increases the level of tension when the JSSDF attacks Nerv; there's "Thanatos If I Can't Be Yours " that plays during the credit sequence 45 minutes into the film; "False Regeneration" is such a cathartic piece that adds to Eva Unit 02 and Asuka's triumphant return; "Escape to the Beginning" contributes to the apocalyptic feeling when the Fruit of Life merges with the Fruit of Wisdom to make Eva Unit 01 the catalyst of Third Impact; there's "Komm Süsser Tod" that plays during the Third Impact sequence.
To everyone who decided to read this, thank you all and congratulations. Vegeta-2 11 April Never before has a movie put me through so many emotions.
Anger, joy, fear, depression, hope, all flowed through me as the epic film unfolded before me. I was left emotionally wrung out the first time I watched it, and my view of life has been changed forever because of it.
Just be warned, if you haven't seen all the TV episodes, you will be totally lost by this movie. Oh, and hope you haven't developed too much of an emotional attachment to the characters.
Going into this movie I had just finished the EVA series and was mentally drained. The first part,Air,left me totally stunned visually and emotionally.
All my favorite characters were dying! Than came End of EVA Shinji's scream epitomizes the entire movie. It delves into the deepest,darkest human emotion and experience.
From the amazing choking scene to the heart drenching "Farewell mother" scene EoE is perfect. I rewatched Kaoru and Rei's speech 3 times in a row.
And Yui's advice to Shinji left me in complete tears. As the credits rolled there I sat,tears strolling down my eyes,wide eyed,with my mouth wide open.
People complain that it made no sense and they are right EoE makes you create your own movie. It is very mental as to what is happening.
But what everyone even Asuka says to Shinji is so I will never see anything more meaningful,artistic,or emotional for as long as I live.
A short transcript of my oral reaction to the opening of the second part of "The End of Evangelion": "Uhm? Did Lars von Trier write this?
Has anyone ever seen Hideaki Anno and von Trier in the same room? It is utterly insane. But also quite brilliant.
This film certainly isn't for everyone, but if you enjoy watching minds unravel in insanity on-screen then boy is this movie for you.
I give it 9 [Shinji's Crazed Screaming] out of I am at a loss for words to describe this work. It does for anime what Beethoven's 9th or Wagner's Ring cycle did for classical music.
End of Evangelion combines intense action with emotional drama superbly. A number of scenes depicting graphic violence and sexual content will probably bother some viewers.
These scenes, however, serve to underscore the themes of the movie for the most part. The animation is excellent and the music is great and features a number of nice works by Bach and the symbolism is truly rich and elaborate, involving many elements of Christianity and Judaism as the entire series is sort of a take on the Apocalypse.
However, as many have already mentioned, watching the anime series before hand is necessary to even remotely understand what is going on.
An epic series like Neon Genesis Evangelion comes to a close with the final installment, End of Evangelion. A masterpiece like Neon Genesis Evangelion should have an ending to live up to the show's greatness.
End of Evangelion delivers and finally puts an end to the well told but complex story of Evangelion. Will End of Evangelion bring the demise of the lovable characters of Evangelion?
The fate of mankind lies in Shinji Ikari who has psychologically given up at the start of the movie because of certain choices he makes.
Meanwhile Asuka is being tormented because of her mother's death in the past. The movie has some of the best animating I have seen in an anime movie.
The animation is fluid and smooth. It is very well done by I. Although I am a fan of the original Japanese cast, the English dub of this movie is one of the best dubs I have ever heard in an anime movie.
The sound quality is amazing on the DVD, boasting 5. The DVD also includes a bonus commentary track with the voice actors and actresses; led by the voice actress who does Rei's voice in the English dub.
It offers a lot of insight into the movie. The story the movie follows is brilliant. Many fans of the series who were disappointed with the final two episodes of Evangelion; most think that End of Evangelion is an alternative ending.
End of Evangelion tells the same story that episodes 25 and 26 but in the way the creators of the series originally wanted it. A great team like the one who made Evangelion would not change their artistic vision to meet the demands of lack luster fans.
Director Hideaki Anno does an excellent in telling the story of the movie that puts Evangelion to a close. End of Evangelion only falls short in one aspect.
Many fans of the movie find it confusing and do not get the full point of the movie. They are disappointed in End of Evangelion because they lack understanding of the story.
But this is not End of Evangelion's fault. The movie does an excellent job of telling the story and any fan who wants insight into this movie should watch it with the commentary and read the synopsis.
I rather not hand anyone the answers but let them take it upon themselves to go out to find them. Once fans understand everything that is happening in the movie, they will see why it is such a masterpiece.
The movie End of Evangelion is one of the best movies ever created; it is second to none. The movie is excellent, the story development is incredible and the characters are brilliant.
End of Evangelion is a true work of genius and deserves a perfect rating. And even if one has seen the series they still might not get all of this, but that's the beauty of Anno's masterpiece Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion.
This alternate ending to the series was released after fans complained about the series original ending. If you've seen the original ending you already know that the actual "ending" analyzes the characters Shinji, Rei, Asuka, and Misato.
While episode 26 of the original series is a complete fixation on Shinji, everything that happens in that episode still happens to him in the last part of this.
Only his decision reverses. This shows a much more dramatic and extended version of Episodes 25 and 26 however, and answers a lot of the questions that were left at the end of the series and does a great job generating new ones.
If you're a fan of the original series then this is a must see because it's way better than the original ending. Despite being criticized a lot because of the ending and the 'deep' plot, I found both the movie and the original series simply amazing.
I've watch anime for almost my entire life and this was one of the few I can empathize with. I thought it was just some generic mecha anime that got praise a lot in the first place, and I was totally wrong.
I have no words to describe how jarring this outstanding film was. Ignore the critics, give this series a shot! But although many viewers will probably leave either the theaters or their living room confused and dumbfounded this film is a great alternate conclusion to the TV series.
The thing that makes this movie perfect is the fact that although one may not understand the details and significant plot points in the movie one can just marvel at the art direction and stunningly beautiful backgrounds present throughout the film.
I myself am confused on some points of the film and the series but that does not harden my outlook on this film. Many hardcore fans have the luxury of understanding the plot and connecting the significance of each character to one another.
I am glad that Anno gave us an ending that most fans agree is better than the TV ending. I think this film is a treat for all viewers and is one of the best anime movies i have ever seen.
Even if one has not seen the anime TV series before, one can just marvel at the spectacular visuals displayed throughout the film and more importantly knowing the plot of the film is just a treat that adds to the films perfection.
Overall even though this film leaves us a lot of questions the opportunity to find those answers makes this film and this film experience a reward for film watchers everywhere.
Watching anime has always carried with it a social stigma: it is something for geeks, manchildren and perverts, not well-adjusted individuals.
Of course there is the family-friendly, largely accepted anime of Hayao Miyazaki, and the teen-oriented action shows like Fullmetal Alchemist or Naruto, which are widely regarded as acceptable for the mainstream.
But beyond that anime has a lot of unfortunate, 'problematic' tendencies. Anime idolizes cutesy and innocent girls in a sexual way, and in general treats women as sex objects, it has nonsensical, zany humor that seems infantile or incomprehensible to those encountering it for the first time, it is violent and graphic and often carries no 'message' for the audience, no lesson about inclusivity and solidarity.
Anime fans also tend to get obsessed about anime. It seems to be addictive by its nature, drawing audiences in fantasy fulfillment and escapism, making them neglect 'real life' duties.
Otaku culture is a big problem in Japan and is shunned by many anime creators, notably by Miyazaki himself. Which brings me to Neon Genesis Evangelion.
Evangelion is often hailed as a deconstruction of the mecha anime genre, in this context meaning that it took a popular anime genre and did something different with it, examined how it worked and what made it tick, took it apart and assembled the parts into something new.
Evangelion gained a rabid following and merchandise relating to the show is still super popular 20 years after it was on air.
This is largely because the anime introduced popular female characters that otakus love to moon over: Rei and Asuka.
Both of these characters, one mysterious and submissive and the other so-called 'tsundere' meaning she's willful and antagonistic but still in love with the protagonist, are endlessly copied in other anime.
Asuka's character is partly based on the title character in Nadia, an earlier anime by Hideaki Anno. Neon Genesis Evangelion the TV show ran out of funds before its conclusion, forcing its creator Anno to come up with two ending episodes that infamously feature hardly any animation and are ambiguous and introspective.
A few years later this feature film was produced to make up for the ending: The End of Evangelion. I expect that fans of the show were waiting for it excitedly - they were finally going to know for sure what actually happened to their beloved characters.
But as the psychological and surrealistic undertones of the TV show hinted, this was a story that was less about the 'what actually happened' and more about the expectations of the audience, subversion of genre and introspection, and the feature movie The End of Evangelion was no exception.
The End of Evangelion does tell the story - the literal story, not just what happened in protagonist Shinji's head.
But the story might not be to the liking of fans. I don't know if Hideaki Anno purposefully wanted to insult his otaku audience and mock the entire anime culture, but it sure seems like it.
The movie begins with Shinji masturbating to a comatose Asuka, a clear message on how disgusting it is to project sexual fantasies on a character that represents a vulnerable year-old girl.
The movie kills off every single one of the female characters that otakus love, and it does it in very frustrating ways. One survives a against-1 battle only to find out that the enemies are actually undefeatable and the whole battle was a waste of time.
She is eaten alive. One is blown to bits, another is shot offscreen, some are turned into orange jelly though fans will be quick to point out that this represented only the death of their bodies, not their souls , and one grows into an alien giantess before decomposing and falling apart, her gargantuan pieces littering the landscape.
And it also turns out that she was actually a clone of the protagonist's mother. This we already knew from the TV show so it's not like we came into the movie expecting it to be another run-of-the-mill teen action adventure.
It is a brave endeavor, one that doesn't really care about what people think, concerned only with the vision of its creator. It's relentless, merciless and uncompromising.
It makes no concessions - it doesn't even feature the iconic theme song of the TV show. And above all it is beautiful.
It is animated smoothly, the giant robots move with the weight they deserve, the colors and compositions are expertly crafted and there are many images that will stay with you in your daydreams and nightmares and that you will come across on the Internet message boards several times.
The voice actors do a chillingly good job - the shrieks are so horrible that I don't know if I ever heard anything as moving in any horror movie.
I haven't seen the English dub so I can't comment on its quality. The End of Evangelion is a robot action movie, and a good one, and it is a psychological movie, and a horror movie, and a science fiction movie, but it is also more than that.
It manages to also be a commentary on anime itself, the state of the industry and the culture surrounding it.
But it is also a look into the mind of the individual. At its heart it concentrates on why people do these things, why we become obsessed, alienated, violent, and the answers are found in the mechanics of the mind, and The End of Evangelion shines a light into the dark reaches of the human psyche.
Being a fan of both Evangelion and Anime in general, this movie was the best I've ever seen. It takes the form of two episodes and serves as an alternate ending to the series.
Everything about this piece amazed me, from the brilliant animation, to the subtle and deep storyline, to the feeling of dramatic climax the series was building up to in the first place.
I have to say that Hideaki Anno managed to play my emotions like an instrument, and the effect is never lessened, no matter how many times I watch it.
It'll make you cheer, it'll make you cry, it'll make you seek psychological help. Neon Genesis Evangelion is the greatest anime series of all time in my opinion, and although the ending was confusing, it was still pretty happy.
End of Evangelion is NOT happy. We get all the revelations about the characters pasts and relationships. Shinji is in such and emotionally shattered condition - he has just been forced to kill his friend in Kaworu, Misato and Rei have become so distant they scare him, and Asuka is in a coma, so Shinji is at so low a level as to be open to precisly waht the shadowy group SEELE wants to do with him.
This is an impressive ending to the excellent Evangelion saga. Everything that you thought should be in the last two episodes but were not there is here from massacre to evisceration.
This film, however, is not totally different from the last two episodes. It basically shows what happened in real life before and while Shinji performs his self-assessment in episode 25 and Many of the scenes that are shown vaguely in the two episodes are clarified in this film for example, the Misato and Ritsuko scenes.
This time, we now take-off where episode 24 left us, where we find Shinji in a traumatised state after killing the final Angel and Asuka in a coma.
Nothing is able to stop Third Impact, except for mankind's only hope, which is in the hands of the disturbed Shinji Ikari so he can bring an end to the destruction.
Can Shinji save the world in the final battle of mankind or will the world be turned back to nothing? When I saw this, I was blown away.
It was absolutely impossible for me to look away from the screen, even after sitting through the end credits, I was just sitting there with tears rolling down my cheeks and thinking of nothing, except for what I just saw.
It was so sad to see the series end like this, yet it was so good to see the series end like this. The dialogue was excellent, including the conversations between Shinji and the people he cared for.
This film can really make you ask questions to yourself like 'will we be reborn after we die? Thank you so much Hideaki Anno for giving us the proper end to this awesome saga.
Symbolism, great plot and memorable scenes make The end of Evangelion the best movie based on a TV series. This movie is the continuation of the best anime of all time, Neon Genesis Evangelion, so if you haven't watched Neon Genesis, you shouldn't watch this movie, otherwise you will feel confused and the movie may feel pretentious.
The End of Evangelion was first released in Japanese theaters on July 19, The film was later distributed on Laserdisc in Japan. It also included the first release of the video versions of Episodes The film was split up into two minute episodes with brief intros similar to episode 22 , edited credits for each episode instead of credits for both between the two , redone eyecatcher-textboards showing "Neon Genesis Evangelion Episode The episodic version of the film was on the last two discs of the Laserdisc release of the series Genesis and respectively , each containing 2 episodes the original TV episodes and the new End of Evangelion episodes respectively , although the film was also released in its original cinematic form on VHS, Laserdisc, and later DVD.
The script was serialized in 4 issues of Dragon Magazine from August to January TheMediaGuru24 24 June I'm not going to lie apart from Asuka's episode in the series this is my favorite of the entire series.
The movie is an alternate ending to the original Evangelion but really it is the true ending to the series because the creator had the funds to finish it how he wanted to.
The movie opens up quickly setting you right into the action and my god it is an amazing action sequence, the action sequence goes for about the first 40 minutes which is technically episode 25, the best action scene is one with Asuka, personal bias maybe which is probably the best action scene in all of Evangelion.
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