The anime adaptation of Attack on Titan will come to an emotional conclusion in November with the release of Attack on Titan the Movie: The Final Attack in Japan. The highly anticipated official compilation film Attack on Titan: The Last Attack – the grand finale to the widely acclaimed anime series – has unveiled its first main trailer and a key visual, building excitement for its impending theatrical release.
The first movie of the Blue Lock was based on the sorcerer prodigy; the original release date of the movie was 19 April 2024, as revealed by the series’s official website on November 26, 2023.
Later, Crunchyroll confirmed that the movie will release in North American theaters on June 28, 2024. Crunchyroll, in collaboration with Sonu Entertainment, had also released the movie release schedule in the worldwide theaters.
Rejoice, Gintama-lovers! The beloved anime series returns one of its most famous story arcs to the big screen with “Gintama On Theater 2D: Kintama Arc.” Earlier this summer, it was confirmed that the trend of Gintama compilation films would continue, with a third in the series covering the show’s Kintama Arc. The re-edited version of the popular TV anime “Gintama,” titled “Gintama on Theater 2D: Kintama-hen
The official U.S. release dates for Look Back, the critically acclaimed animated movie based on Chainsaw Man’s Tatsuki Fujimoto’s one-shot manga, have been set for North American territories. The independent film distributor GKIDS, known for its quality Studio Ghibli releases, announced it has acquired both the theatrical and home release rights for the upcoming film and will release the highly anticipated anime movie in North American cinemas this October.
The realm of Slice of Life is always a frame embellished with the brushstrokes of the little wonders of existence and the colors of the nuances of life. With the characters living their ordinary lives, facing their intonating problems, and appreciating the beauty and simple moments around them, it provides us a striking resemblance with our own lives. […]
While consecutive releases of some of the best anime have kept anime fans occupied for the past few years, it seems like this year is for anime movies. While fans can’t get enough of anime series, there’s something uniquely engaging about movies as they offer a complete narrative experience, allowing you to be part of the entire anime journey from start to finish, without the breaks of episodes or seasons.
Unlike anime series that are perfect for binge-watching, anime movies offer a distinct experience. They allow you to immerse yourself in a complete anime story in just one sitting. Moreover, these films expand the anime universe with thrilling sequels that can be enjoyed as standalone experiences while covering a larger narrative.
Earthquakes are nothing new to Japan, and natural disasters are familiar enough for the Japanese people to joke about them rather than be scared. However, an anime predicting where the earthquake will hit will still leave you feeling slightly uncomfortable.
When MAPPA produces an anime, you know it’s going to be good. Dominating the industry with their recent hits, they have decided to step into the movie game with their first original film Alice and Therese’s Illusion Factory. With amazing shows like Jujutsu Kaisen, Attack on Titan[…]