I loved the movie despite people saying that its this or that.

(+ Points): Action scenes are what which will attract you most.

Dark tone yet not so dark.

She(the main) is shown weak too unlike other anime where protagonist is god.

Doesn't chitchat. Speaks less

Doesn't show cleavage to bind you.

Doesn't show change of heart at the end.

(- point): There's a humongous monster yet killed in single strike which took 1 and half hour to develop so thats what I hate. Though monster looks cool.

Yet city wouldn't get to know about him.

Usually people click everything but forget to use their cell phone here.

I wanted to see a movie where there was silence n beauty ,it had this, Just like shigurui it is less words more eyes.

Go watch it'd be a better watch than new jujutsu kaisen movie.

I usually prefer anime series to movies, but since I'd seen the series Blood-C, which this follows, and it has an unsatisfying ending, I thought there might be a resolution here. I think you could see this as a stand alone movie, but it would make much more sense of you have seen the series first.

Saya, the unfortunate 'girl' from the series is now in Tokyo hunting the monsters from her old town. They like to eat people, brutually. She is actually chasing her mortal enemy Fumito. When she hooks up with a bunch of conspiracy theorist youths who are also after Fumito, she figures they will help her get him. Her new friends are honest and nice, but they don't know what they're mixed up in, or who or what Saya really is.

Suffice to say, this show is dark, gory and not for kids. The animation is awesome, which only intensifies the gruesome scenes. If you haven't seen the series, check it out, its even more hectic than this, unless you get the stupid censored version like I did, which chops out so much of the bloody violence, it almost makes the show redundant.

I give this movie 10 stars because of its amazing combination of CGI and tradigital animation. In places, it was seamless, combining camera moves with (apparently) hand-drawn animation. There were also scenes combining large CG crowds with CG & Painted backgrounds. While not a pro animator, I keep up with how effects are done, and while I THINK I know how thinks were done, it was still a jaw-dropping visual feast throughout.

The movie I saw was dubbed by Funimation, and I thought it was great. Maybe if I spoke and understood Japanese, I would feel differently, but in my experience, they always do a thoughtful and intelligent job. Funimation Channel was where I saw the movie, and their network also carried the series on which it was based.

If I were to offer any real critique, it was the choice to use the very elongated figure style, which was also done in the series. But this was an obvious creative decision.

I plan to buy the DVD, when released by Funimation.