Attack on Titan: End of the World
2015, Action/Adventure, 1h 30m
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Eren Yeager continues to battle titans who feast on human flesh.
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Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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Original Language: Japanese
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Director: Shinji Higuchi
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Producer: Yuji Ishida, Genki Kawamura
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Writer: Tomohiro Machiyama, Yûsuke Watanabe
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Funimation
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Some good moments, but they're few and far between. This should never have been two films.
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'Attack on Titan .Part 2: The End of the World' continues straight up from where Part 1 left off. In addition to that I wouldn't recommend it unless you've seen the previous film as well as the mini-series 'Attack on Titan: Counter Rockets' which actually feels more like filler scenes removed from a much more larger film that comprises these cinematic two-parter films. Coming to a complete circle, this film genuinely feels like an adaptation that can stand on it's own grounds without having to rely too much on its manga counterpart. The plot is also a lot more exciting and thrilling as the film progresses through its independent scenario. The film also contains some great sets, costumes and make-up even if for some most part the effects are cheesy but effective especially in the world it creates as to what type of Blockbusters the Japanese make in this day and age. Nonetheless it is an entertaining action flick (that must be essentially seen in two parts as well as the mini-series) worthy of a cult following just as much as it's anime and manga. TINY SPOILER: "It's worth staying round til the end of the credits.
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