Film Review

The final battle against Muzan is coming... and Tanjiro and Nezuko are at the centre of it. The Demon Slayers Corps won't get another chance to end things once and for all.

Getting a special run on big screens ahead of its physical media release, the finale of the “Evangelion Rebuild” films is quite the experience and sitting in front of a large cinema screen will certainly add to that, but does Hideaki Anno’s third attempt at an ending to Evangelion get it right, or was it not wrong in the first place?

It’s the summer holidays and the kids of Asahigaoka are bored. The remedy? Suguru winning a 4-day trip to Okinawa in a lottery! Get ready to follow our cast on a life-changing adventure in this fun and cosy tropical film.

Shohoku's basketball team is taking on Sannoh at the inter-high tournament. It's up to Miyagi, Akagi, Mitsui, Sakuragi and Rukawa to show what they are made of. Sannoh is going down!

Inspired by the award-winning novel of the same name, the bittersweet sci-fi romance comes to UK cinemas, but is this the film of the summer? Find out in our review.

Penguindrum's 10th anniversary 2-part film is in cinemas exclusively at Odeon, but how does the series translate into film format? Find out in our review!

Goodbye, Don Glees! finds its way to home video after a successful theatrical run late last year.

Based on Io Sakisaka's popular manga series comes a wonderful anime adaptation from studio A-1 Pictures that follows four characters as they fumble their way through romance.

Rimuru and co make their theatrical debut in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime The Movie: Scarlet Bond. When an Ogre called Hiiro makes his way to Rimuru's nation he's reunited with old friends and asks them for help with a problem facing his home Raja and its queen, Towa.

With the arrival of Violet Evergarden: The Movie on home video, fans of the series can now own the conclusion to Violet's story.

Goodbye, Don Glees! is the latest work from rising star Atsuko Ishizuka (A Place Further than the Universe) which follows three friends on a summer adventure that will change their lives forever.

Eiichiro Oda, Goro Taniguchi and Tsutomu Kuroiwa come together for the latest One Piece movie in which Luffy deals with a childhood friend who has lost her way.

Masaaki Yuasa and Science Saru’s latest film turns Hideo Furukawa’s historical fantasy novel into a bombastic, if slightly flawed, animated rock musical that tells of the plight of two 14th century performers trying to showcase their talent against controlling authority figures.

Free! reaches its climax as the members of Iwatobi Swim Club progress to compete on a world stage – but is the old magic still there? Find out as Anime Limited brings the final two films to a cinema near you in the UK.

Dragon Ball’s latest cinematic outing is somewhat divisive due to its use of CG animation (and it’s use of the word “Super” twice in a row in its title… just me?) though what has at least got people to stand up and take notice in a positive way is an almost complete lack of Goku and Vegeta, instead focusing on the some of the other, long-neglected cast. Does the trade off work?

From Ayumu Watanabe, the director behind Children of the Sea, and Studio 4°C comes the new film Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko which follows the life of a single mother and her daughter.