The opening animation is so gorgeous it literally makes me drool, and the piano scene shows technical flair. Everything else collapses: a Jupiter-sized plot hole swallows an entire hour, the cast feels like lifeless secondary props, and lifeless dialogue ensures zero emotional investment. I can’t...

Based off the two previous Rebuild of Evangelion movies, 3.0 takes the cake for being the movie that really sets Evangelion in a much radical and different direction that's foreign to even the most hardcore Evangelion fans. Arguably, Evangelion 3.0 is a step closer in the direction of a much more...

The art and soundtrack are undeniably amazing, elevated by a lavish budget and years of production, yet the story discards its own predecessors and plunges ahead without explanation, leaving viewers lost and dependent on a future sequel. Character development is virtually nonexistent—protagonists...

The first two Rebuild films thrilled me with spectacular angel battles and earned solid 8s, especially the gorgeous re-creation of my favorite TV-series fight. Evangelion 3.0, however, betrays every promise made by 2.0’s teaser trailer: beloved characters turn into unlikable caricatures, Kaworu a...

The Evangelion Rebuild Duology was awesome, delivering a perfect ending where Kaworu’s lance throw saved the world and the writers satisfied everyone. Unfortunately, that flawless two-film conclusion exists only in my head, because the real third movie, Evangelion 3.0, shattered the franchise bey...

The third movie in the Rebuild of Evangelion quartet does not disappoint. Being the penultimate film does not cause it to flounder in any way, as is common in series longer than 3 installments. The fourth film is set up nicely while providing an exciting and well made story. The animation, as wit...

I have a hard time writing reviews for things I particularly enjoyed, as I fear I would be doing them a disservice, but I'm going to attempt to review this movie anyway. Many people have criticized the third Evangelion movie as being far removed from the original series. Respectfully, I would agr...

A hallucinatory space-drop opener delivers the most spectacular minutes Evangelion has ever animated, but the film immediately locks viewers out of its own logic, sprinting through undercooked exposition and truncated relationships until it feels like an entrée missing its main course. While the ...

Evangelion 3.0 delivers stunning visuals and a powerful soundtrack that keep you engaged, especially through its thrilling opening. Unfortunately, the story collapses under unexplained plot twists, massive character regression, and a confusing 14-year time skip that leaves you as lost as Shinji h...

I'll be honest here, the first time i watched NGE a month ago, I bought the concept of 'Neon Genesis' of the world brought through Evangelion units and thought it was pretty damn cool, but after plowing through the whole series, End of Evangelion, and then THIS, It left a pretty bad taste in my m...

The only redeeming aspect of Eva 3.0 was the Kaworu and Shinji dynamic, which provided brief moments of enjoyment. However, the film was a complete disaster with an incoherent story that made little to no sense, unclear progression, and a 14-year timeskip that served as a lazy excuse to introduce...

The story is ok and plot holes for our cash for next movie but the most thing i hate is the art but animation is really good though but it seems they rely on cgi way too much in the movie. The character design and looks aren't good it look like your typical mainstream modern look which doesn't fi...

The art and music remain excellent with standout tracks like The Ultimate Soldier, but 3.0 completely fails its characters and story. Every character has been reduced to a soulless trope who irrationally despises Shinji despite 14 years passing, while the plot is a nonsensical mess of unexplained...

Now, since this movie hasn't been seen by a lot of people, I going to keep my review somewhat vague. Let's just say I was disappointed. After seeing the masterpiece that was 2.0, I was expecting a lot from 3.0, and boy was I let down! For the story, its been 14 years since the events that happene...

Important note before read: English is not my native language. This review can contain spoilers. As somebody who enjoyed the original anime of NGE, I must say that the tetralogy of Rebuild had potential to show us a different way that the original anime may have taken in 1995 but it couldn't beca...

I watched the movie the moment the Blu-Ray came out, and let me tell you, I've sit on this one for a long time. At first, I was going with the crowd saying that this movie wasn't good, that it was a 6, that it lacked what Eva had. But I was wrong. The movie has everything Eva has, but in differen...

"Shinji, from now on .... you won't do anything" I WILL TRY NOT TO PUT DEEPER INTO A QUESTION OF SPOILERS, SINCE I STRONGLY WANT TO TALK ABOUT THIS FILM. Evangelion 3.33 is the penultimate movie in this Evangelion Rebuilds saga, and it is the most disastrous and confusing in many ways, but for me...

This film stands as possibly the worst anime I've ever encountered, with absolutely no redeeming qualities to speak of. The plot is incomprehensible, the characters have been stripped of all depth and reduced to hollow parodies of their former selves, and the dialogue lacks any substance whatsoev...

This movie really shows how as soon as Anno and the team of writers step outside the very tightly written NGE and EOE story, how good the original story was, and how unnecessary Rebuild as a whole is. This Kaworu/Shinji movie is pure fancervice, because it's a popular ship, but Akio Satsukawa is ...

I am not a giant Evangelion fan. I've seen the TV series and have noticed moments of brilliance, but I was in some ways annoyed with the finished product (especially towards the end). My biggest problem was that the characters were not very likable. They were complex yes, but I didn't feel very c...