Movie: Assassination Classroom: Graduation Romaji: Ansatsu Kyoshitsu -Sotsugyou Hen- Japanese: - Director: Eiichiro Hasumi Writer: Yusei Matsui (manga), Tatsuya Kanazawa Producer: Juichi Uehara, Akira Morii, Reiko Katayama Cinematographer: Tomoo Ezaki Release Date: MaRuntime: 118 min.
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Assassination Classroom Series Looking To
As they exchanged greetings, they immediately lost track of time as they started retelling what probably was their best and worse year in retrospect.As a recap, it was, good, I would say that some scenes would have relatively been better if re-adapted, but it was an enjoyable watch empty of grind or boredom of any sort. Removing all the meaty mush and exposing you to the highlights of the show, lighting up the part of the story you thought you still remember but have since forgotten about, it almost made it feel like a brand new experience, and in my case, it was far from it.I really like the fact that they actually put in someWork into putting together this recap movie, an hour and a half of pure nostalgic gags and tears, I would say that a solid 85% of the movie was composed of reused shots from the two seasons of the franchise, with the rest being new animated scenes between Nagisa and Karma meeting up again at their old school to honor the memory of their late teacher, no our late teacher, Koro-sensei. A bittersweet heartwarming refresher that really takes you back. In Ansatsu Kyoshitsu's case, that was exactly it, what you read in the title is what you get. They are as good as they were in the original TV series, which is to say pretty damn good.Even though not that friendly to the newcomers, the movie is still a good watch for any fan of the series looking to satisfy their nostalgia, and although I believe converting 50 episodes into just a 90 minute run time was a bad decision overall, I'm still surprised at how enjoyable this movie turned out to be.If there was anything most Anime shows are lacking, it's a solid recap to sell a rewatch out. And the second half focuses on the climax, with which I have no qualms as it was as well done as in the TV version.There are no major improvements over the sound, art, or the animation.
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