Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba - To the Swordsmith Village
2023
7.6
/10 IMDb
110
Duration
Director:
Haruo Sotozaki
Cast:
花江夏樹 ,鬼頭明里 ,松岡禎丞 ,...
Language:
Japanese
Country:
Japan
Tanjiro needs to bring a definitive end to Upper Rank Six. After the dust settles, he goes with his sister Nezuko to the Swordsmith Village in search of a new sword.
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花江夏樹
Actor
鬼頭明里
Actor
松岡禎丞
Actor
下野紘
Actor
小西克幸
Actor
沢城みゆき
Actor
逢坂良太
Actor
花澤香菜
Actor
河西健吾
Actor
石上静香
Actor
東山奈央
Actor
種﨑敦美
Actor
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Murp
29 May 2024Utterly pointless. The other review posted for this pretty much say everything I was going to say. Don’t waste your time.
CinemaSerf
26 Mar 2023Generally speaking I am fan of these action animé, but here I rather struggled. It reminded me of one of those Buster Crabbe "Flash Gordon" serialisations from the 1930s. Only difference being that here, they didn't even bother to edit out the credits and titles of each of the three episodes contained within this unremarkable compendium. Using a series of real-time and flashback action "Tanjiro" must defeat a powerful and resourceful upper rank demon who has claimed his sister into his murky ranks. His success does not impress the leader "Muzan" who soon convenes his warriors to devise a strategy to thwart the upstart once and for all. Can he and his friends survive and free her? It's action packed and entertaining enough, but the conclusion of the film is merely the end of part one of a season yet to come - the entire thing is clearly an ongoing work in progress that someone has decided could be compartmentalised for cinema release almost as a full-length trail for the next series using the last two episodes of the last one as a teaser. Will there be another film release of episodes 2-4, I wonder? If so, can you at least tighten it up and spare us twenty minutes of credits for who did what when. Watchable, yes - but sloppily and casually cobbled together.