#Love live the movie movie#
I just wanted the movie to surprise me and…well read on to find out. Would it just be fanservice or do we actually get a conclusion that’s high-stakes enough without changing the core of Love Live? Despite all of my problems with the series, it’s not like I want the film to become Perfect Blue or anything of the sort.
#Love live the movie series#
Having said all of that, I was looking forward to seeing how the movie was like after my recent watch of the series ended on a cliffhanger that showed Mu’s (the idol group the main characters belong to, but let’s be honest, who reading this review doesn’t know that by now?) wasn’t breaking up yet, purely because I was curious what an idol series would be like in the feature-length film format. On the other hand, I can remember the Nico Nico Nii ~ Beatstep Remix pretty easily.
I can’t really remember any of them no matter how many times I listen to “Snow Halation”. It really just feels like an excuse to have these characters get together and sing songs that quite frankly aren’t my thing. A school is closing down, so we need to gather these nine schoolgirls to save it with CGI performances? Not really feeling the tension there, especially since other schools exist and they don’t really clarify what’s particularly great about the school these girls attend. Maki seems to be the most popular of the girls according to MAL and yeah she’s cool.īut while the show itself can be entertaining at points, the overall story that’s given to these girls is just not that compelling to me. I…actually I don’t remember what Kotori contributes. I like Nico’s two-faced nature as well as the Nico Nico Nii meme. I like Umi’s strictness combined with her girly nature. It’s not like I hate it though, because the characters are kind of fun even if they conform to stereotype a little too much. Then again, I underestimated a lot of things back then.īut yeah, I have no real affection for Love Live as a series. And man, did I underestimate how big this thing would be when it first premiered in Winter 2013. At the time of this writing, the series has had two seasons and the film we’re going to be reviewing right now, along with a spin-off called Love Live Sunshine that is also two seasons long and whose film just came out a few weeks ago. It’s one of the biggest anime properties out there right now, as well as the biggest idol anime in existence in terms of public profile, marketing, cosplay, and cover groups by said cosplayers.
If you were to ask me what I thought about Love Live as a franchise, I would say that I acknowledge its existence. Thought about talking about it, but I think it’ll be more productive to focus on this bundle of joy instead. I know there’s been a lot of trouble in the anime community lately.
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