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title: "Final Fantasy Vii: Advent Children"
brand: "tetsuya nomura"
price: "HK$634"
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# Final Fantasy Vii: Advent Children

**Brand:** tetsuya nomura
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## Description

Final Fantasy Vii: Advent Children

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Animation
- **Format:** Subtitled
- **Contributor:** Shinji Hashimoto, Square Enix Co. Ltd., Square USA, Tetsuya Nomura, Yoshinori Kitase
- **Language:** Japanese
- **Runtime:** 2 hours and 6 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Final Fantasy Club
*by A***I on February 14, 2006*

Ever since I heard of this movie three years ago, I was shaking in anticipation of it. How could I not be? I still consider Final Fantasy VII the best game ever, with one of the most in-depth and emotional stories written. And the characters were easily the most lovable of any of the FF games (come on, who didn't cry when Aerith died). Needless to say, upon finishing the game, I wanted more.Almost nine years later, I'm finally getting what I wanted (me and millions more). Advent Children takes place only two short years after the climax of Final Fantasy VII, and the children of Midgar are suffering from a disease associated with the Reunion. They call it Geostigma, and it causes pain to everyone who has it. Including our hero, Cloud, who continues to fight for these children despite the pain. But when a group of "spirits" appear, who claim to be three more of JENOVA's offspring, Cloud's fight becomes a little more desperate. What follows is perhaps an hours worth of action interlaced here and there with some emotional character interaction.The action in the movie is excellent. But two scenes in particular stick out in my mind, and that's the battle with Bahamut, where Cloud and all his friends are reunited, and the final battle with Kadaj. I think I like the Bahamut fight because of what happens during the battle. It's instant nostalgia for FFVII fans, and you can't help but smile as the characters pull off some rather super human feats. And as for the Kadaj fight, I'll leave that one unexplained...Another great part about this movie is the surprise appearance by characters thought lost. I won't spoil it here, but at least two characters appear, and have important roles, in this movie when they were thought dead in FFVII (and Aerith isn't one of them).All together, this movie is the best I've seen when it comes to animated features. The only one that even comes close is The Incredibles, and the action in that film is dull compared to what's found in Advent Children. It's far better than Final Fantasy: A Spirit's Within, and I'm kind of wondering why that movie was ever made when this one had been planned. But I think, after watching, I can guess: this movie is for Final Fantasy VII fans only. The story in this is never explained, very specific words are used (like SOLDIER and Reunion) that no one besides players of the game will know. It's kind of a movie geared toward the Final Fantasy VII fan club. But still, if you have even a small amount of familiarity with Final Fantasy, get this whenever if comes out. Even if you don't quite know what's going on, the visuals easily carry this technological masterpiece of an animation.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you love the game, you'll love the movie
*by R***A on November 10, 2006*

based on the complex story line of the final fantasy 7 role playing game, this movie pics up from a few years after the game ends.in terms of visuals, this movie is awesome. this movie pushes the boundries of "fantasy" to the limits-the characters are beautiful, the scenes are breath taking, and the battle scenes properly incorporate all aspects of physics, but at the same time is continually breaking every single law. unbelievably beautiful. from the single drop of water, to the dematerilization of the body, this movie doesn't disappoint.as for the story line, i'm all about the inner termoil. and of course, this story revolves around mr. blond haired dude who's all about that. but it's an interesting resolution as he realizes not every battle is won with skill, strength, and determination.this movie was worth every penny for me-but then again, i'm a sci-fi loving kind of guy who has a love for the ff games of the past (i stopped playing at ff10).i appreciated every aspect of the movie, especially the very few tidbits that were taken from the games and cleverly incorporated to the game.and as for the characters, everyone's back. and although i wished certain characters were in the movie longer, i think that purposely limiting their presence in the movie brought a lot more weight to them for when they appeared.and the japanese-style thug humor? very funny. although certain parts illustrate cultural differences that an american would not typically understand, if you observe their actions, i think it offers a tidbit of insight to the traditional japanese sempai/kohai relationship. (but that stuff was minor)only bad point i can think of was that some of the scenes were too fast. i mean, crap, it was like you were following a bullet in real time. sheesh. i mean, i like action, but when it happens, i'd like to actually have it register in my brain before jumping to the next sequence. (but i have to admit, there's no time to complain about it-if you do, you miss the next thing, which they slow down....lol) i guess they didn't want to play-out the slow motion thing. (that made me appreciate those sequences even more).so all in all, it was a great movie. although i'm biased for playing every single ff game until ff10, and for being a huge sci-fi fan, i'd have to say that if you appreciate art, you would appreciate this film (if not for the story) for what the makers were able to do with cgi. and honestly, i think this movie did a great job of blurring the lines between reality (as in physics) and fantasy (characters, storyline, and fantastic action sequences).hope this helps-

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