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Evangelion: 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance Photos
Movie Info
Mari Illustrious-Makinami pilots Provisional Unit-05 to defeat the excavated Third Angel. Asuka Langley-Shikinami and EVA-02 defeat the Seventh Angel. The Eighth Angel appears and attacks Nerv HQ. EVA-03 is taken over by the Ninth Angel during testing and Shinji deploys to stop it, but learns Asuka is aboard. Gendo switches EVA-01's controls over to the Dummy System and begins fighting EVA-03.
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Genre: Action, Drama, Sci-fi, Animation
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Original Language: Japanese
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Director: Masayuki, Kazuya Tsurumaki
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Writer: Hideaki Anno
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $113.9K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Eleven Arts
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Production Co: Khara, Inc.
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Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
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Critic Reviews for Evangelion: 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance
Audience Reviews for Evangelion: 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance
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This is epic as fuck and a sure inspiration for Del Toro's Pacific Rim.
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This four-film project had the chance to get right the things that went wrong with the series, namely the technogibberish, the many underdeveloped ideas, the labyrinthine plot and the over-the-top ending; the first two films totally failed on that account. This second film indulges even more to technogibberish and non-sensical narration that wants to pose as sophisticated. The teen-angst characters seem fake and a bad replica of the original. The whole film seems like a cliche based on the tropes that the original series managed to establish. Shots like the elevator scene between Rei and Asuka have become a lot shorter (the original was painfully long but totally appropriate for the moment) and the whole character relations have got a harem-genre turn. Silly fan service is everywhere (for the male audience of course) which ruins the attitude of the film. The animation however is beautiful and the larger production values show, but somehow with less character than the series. The original series was a ground of extreme experimentation with narrative, strange angle shots that mirrored the internal states of the characters and some nice post-modern narration here and there (that was getting out of hand at the last episodes). Approach with caution or go see the series.
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More giant robots battle "angels," and hero Shinji continues whining about how his father doesn't love him, in this second installment of the anime series. Pretty and logic-free, with candy-colored visuals and teenage angst.
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Now this movie rules! Superior to the original, amazing visuals, and great characters that get you really attached to the world of Evangelion. It's simply beautiful.
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