>most dynamic characters in the medium
>breathtaking art direction
>thematically brilliant
>flawless pacing
>kino movie
A true masterpiece.
Most dynamic characters in the medium
Nolan Rodriguez
Ethan Flores
>self-insert protagonist who is "perfect normal", for the most part just stands around the other characters and has no influence on the plot, makes no decisions, has no opinions and only lowest common denominator reactions.
Bentley Peterson
The true AOTD.
Camden Gray
Correct. Shame about the gachashit commercial, though. It isn't quite as bad as I expected it to be, but it's still absolutely nowhere near the level of the original.
Adam Myers
It at least got zoomers to watch the original.
Bentley Williams
I don't know if this is bait or what, but Madoka constantly attempts to influence the plot. Homura just won't let her. That's literally the entire point of the story; Madoka will always choose to sacrifice herself, so Homura does everything in her power to keep Madoka disengaged from the main conflict.
Noah Phillips
It has actually started to be quite good in the later episodes.
Sebastian Clark
Incredibly shallow characters with insipid moral conflicts.
Art direction that seeks to distract from the vapid action, rather than complement it.
Thematically bankrupt, while pretending not to be.
Overdone story structure with an imbalanced first act and weak finish.
A cashgrab movie and some.
I can only imagine Urobuchi was surrounded by yes-men that no one at some point thought to rein him in. As Yas Forums would put it (because it's the right audience for this anime), a truly soulless animated piece of garbage.
Matthew Myers
>He thinks Madoka is the protagonist.
I bet you don't think it's a tragedy either.
Jaxon Foster
"No!"