Watched this with my family over the weekend. Demon Slayer on the big screen in a theatre never disappoints. The animation, music, sounds and voices always mesh perfectly to bring the viewer into the Taisho era and the supernatural battle between good and evil. I also highly recommend this film to fans of the show and agree that you should catch up on any missed episodes before buying your tickets. Be quick though, Infinity Castle will not stay in theatres forever.
Seeing this thing blow out the latest misery slop by King "the long walk", brings a smile to my face.
It is an utter joke that Hollywood looks at this story of a boy wanting to protect his sister and kill demons and doesn't understand why it is more popular than a movie written by a drunk telling us how bleak and full of misery the USA is.
Looks like I might have to play catch up....
Get on it! You will not be disappointed.
How many episodes until we are caught up to the movie
If you saw the previous movie, Swordsmith Villiage, the Hashira Training arc has eight episodes.
Yeah...I missed the Hashira training arc, definitely got to watch it before this one. Thanks for the review.
The Hashira training arc is a short one. You definitely want to watch before seeing the movie.
Watched this with my family over the weekend. Demon Slayer on the big screen in a theatre never disappoints. The animation, music, sounds and voices always mesh perfectly to bring the viewer into the Taisho era and the supernatural battle between good and evil. I also highly recommend this film to fans of the show and agree that you should catch up on any missed episodes before buying your tickets. Be quick though, Infinity Castle will not stay in theatres forever.
Finally got to watch Spy X Family Code: White last week. (loved it - I hope every SXF movie is an adventure for desert)
Sounds like I need to resume Demon Slayer and get up to this film. Though right now I'm watching through MHA: You're Next.
Seeing this thing blow out the latest misery slop by King "the long walk", brings a smile to my face.
It is an utter joke that Hollywood looks at this story of a boy wanting to protect his sister and kill demons and doesn't understand why it is more popular than a movie written by a drunk telling us how bleak and full of misery the USA is.