Don't get me wrong Goblin Slayer season 1 was great, and I have nothing against the show but the movie is just a letdown. The movie starts with a 30 min recap to add time to extend the to make it 1 hour and 20 mins. The end credits add about 5 minutes. So all their really is to watch is about 45-...

The manga arc is cool, well-paced, and coherent, but the movie adaptation is a meh experience padded with 25 minutes of recap and only an hour of new content. Weak CG-laden animation and breakneck pacing strip away all character moments, making the big-screen version feel pointless when the story...

Experience is best summarized as an extended OVA at best after the recap. Even then not a very good one. There wasn't much on risk, no setup, catharsis barely existent with a teaspoon worth of plot. The plot is go to A, save the girl, listen to her story, help her revenge, roll credits. + Lots of...

Goblin's Crown is a 25 minute recap followed by an hour long movie. The movie can best be compared to a small goblin slayer arc that spans multiple normal episodes like when they went to water village in season 1. The movie starts with a recap that you can skip if you just watched the first seaso...

The only praiseworthy elements are the blond girl’s flashbacks and a briefly fun, chaotic finale, but they’re drowned out by gratuitous rape, jarring tonal whiplash, and a self-insert Goblin Slayer. Repetitive, AI-like dialogue, illogical action scenes, and emotional arcs that lead nowhere make t...

The movie delivers the expected goblin slaying action with appropriately dark art and tense sound design that enhances the action scenes. However, it's bogged down by excessive recap content that feels rushed, making it more suitable as an introduction for newcomers rather than fresh material for...

The movie looks good—sharp art and solid audio—and the green-moon lore bit is intriguing. But a pointless 25-minute recap burns a third of the runtime, the new heroine is a flat, irritating plot device, and her friends’ deaths carry zero weight because we barely meet them. Overall, it’s a skippab...

Goblin Slayer: Goblin's Crown maintains the core appeal of a dedicated goblin hunter, with some decent musical moments that fans will appreciate. However, the film disappoints with its repetitive storyline that feels like a rehash of season one, stiff CGI animation, and forced emotional scenes th...

Goblins, interactions in an interspecies party centered around a guy with an obsession with killing the creatures, undetailed gore, off-screen (and not directly mentioned) rape, guerilla warfare, infiltration, long ears cutely twitching, low tension and drama level (too rushed), pleasant to watch...

Short version: Just do yourself a favor and read the manga instead. Long version: Don't read manga before this movie, because you will probably end up really disappointed(speaking form own expirience). So much content was cut off and rushed, it really hurt my goblin hating heart. A lot of info, r...

I expected to much more from this and I dont know why. The first 25 min was a full season 1 recap, which is very unnecessary; meaning the rest of the 1hr is for the actual movie and credits. The plot: A nobles daughter is MIA and the goblin slaying team finds her. She has PTSD, and overall I foun...

This isn't a movie so much as a bonus episode OVA. Roughly a third of the movie is just a recap of the first season of Goblin Slayer, and the rest of the movie feels less like a movie and more like an episode of the anime. The episode itself is fine, with plenty of action and a bit of suspense bu...

The film keeps the gritty Goblin Slayer atmosphere and delivers relentless action throughout, but its breakneck pace sacrifices the series’ sense of camaraderie and character depth. The opening is jarringly unclear, the dialogue stiff, humor scarce, and nothing about the movie feels uniquely memo...

I thought it was meh. Art was about the same as the preceding first anime season. Animation was slightly better. There was much better use of the cgi models this time so that was an improvement. Nothing to write home about here. Plot and development I did not like. Comparing just to the manga and...

Goblin Slayer’s movie triumphs with its realistic, resourceful goblins that continually upend fantasy clichés, while a smart 25-minute Season 1 recap and fresh mission expand strategies, gear, and character depth. Action sequences blend sharp 3D animation and dynamic freeze-frame circling without...

The film successfully delivers more of what made the main series entertaining, with likable characters and satisfyingly brutal goblin-slaying action, plus a refreshing focus on Noble Fencer's trauma recovery. However, it disappoints by failing to exceed TV series standards, offering no meaningful...

The movie finally delivers the long-awaited continuation of the Anime and addresses the legendary party of adventurers that had been building up since episode one. However, the first 30 to 40 minutes is nothing but recycled recap content from the first season, taking up a third of the runtime, wh...

The movie delivers an awesome experience with solid character development that reveals more about Goblin Slayer and the goblins themselves, set against a compelling remote-town-under-siege story. The first 20 minutes waste time with a complete season-one recap that makes the actual film feel too ...

The movie’s art is stunning and the final mountain-camping scene between Goblin Slayer and Onna stands out. Unfortunately, half the runtime is a tedious 40-minute recap of season 1, the remaining 40 minutes of new content feel boring, and the new supporting character is intensely irritating. Over...