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尾崎隆晴Screenplay:
Hideyuki KurataCinematography:
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末廣健一郎Cast:
Sumire Uesaka, Yūichirō Umehara, Yui Ogura, Nao Tōyama, Tomokazu Sugita, Yuka Iguchi, Yûichi Nakamura, Yōko Hikasa, Maaya Uchida, Aya Endō, Yukiyo Fujii (more)VOD (1)
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At the request of the Sword Maiden, Goblin Slayer and his party head to the mountains in search of a noble's daughter. After rescuing the girl from certain death, the adventurers devise a plan to infiltrate the dwarf fortress and destroy the goblin horde from within. However, when the goblin paladin arrives, a brutal battle begins. (Universal Pictures UK)
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I thought this movie did not really bring anything new to the world of Goblin Slayer. It was yet again an adventure involving the killing of goblins and finding out that they adapt quite well to all sorts of situations. Of course, there is always some massive fucker out there that is more powerful, smarter, and deadlier, and deserves, like all the other goblins (although this one perhaps a bit more), to die! To be honest, I had expected something more epic, more profound, and more interesting from this movie. I was disappointed that the animation looked the same as in the Goblin Slayer anime series - it should have been better with a bigger budget and movie format. What cheered me up was the fact that before this adventure began, there was The Priestess's Log, a special episode that is a 25-minute summary of the first season of the Goblin Slayer anime series so everyone could catch up on the plot (like a kind of movie preview). So my feelings about this movie? They are about the same as the feeling I have about the anime series. 6/10.
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