Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Rebellion
Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMadoka Kaname used to be a normal girl living happy days of her life. This all ended when she sacrificed herself in order to save other magical girls from the utterly cruel fate that awaited... Alles lesenMadoka Kaname used to be a normal girl living happy days of her life. This all ended when she sacrificed herself in order to save other magical girls from the utterly cruel fate that awaited them. Unable to let her memories of Madoka die, Homura Akemi continues to fight alone in ... Alles lesenMadoka Kaname used to be a normal girl living happy days of her life. This all ended when she sacrificed herself in order to save other magical girls from the utterly cruel fate that awaited them. Unable to let her memories of Madoka die, Homura Akemi continues to fight alone in the world that Madoka left behind for humanity in order to see her smile once more.
- Auszeichnungen
- 2 Gewinne & 5 Nominierungen insgesamt
- Madoka Kaname
- (Synchronisation)
- Homura Akemi
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Chiwa Saito)
- Sayaka Miki
- (Synchronisation)
- Mami Tomoe
- (Synchronisation)
- Kyoko Sakura
- (Synchronisation)
- Bebe
- (Synchronisation)
- …
- Kyubey
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Emiri Katou)
- Junko Kaname
- (Synchronisation)
- Tomohisa Kaname
- (Synchronisation)
- Kyosuke Kamijo
- (Synchronisation)
- Hitomi Shizuki
- (Synchronisation)
- Kazuko Satome
- (Synchronisation)
- Nakazawa
- (Synchronisation)
- School Girl
- (Synchronisation)
- School Girl
- (Synchronisation)
- School Girl
- (Synchronisation)
- School Boy
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Ryuichi Kijima)
- School Boy
- (Synchronisation)
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What I really like about this movie is how the main focus is on the most interesting of the magical girls in the series, Akemi Homura. I can't go into any real detail about the story other than this. It starts out in a world that is too good to be true. Then Homura starts getting suspicious of it. This movie really explores her character and never feels forced. Given her past actions and her mental state, everything she does feels organic and like a natural continuation of the series. Granted, some say the series didn't need a continuation, and in some respects they are right, but it doesn't take away from this at all.
It may not be the story you want, but at the very least, it makes perfect sense and is a great exploration into the tragic character that is Homura. It also opens the door to more entries in this series and as long as the quality stays consistent, that's not bad at all in my book.
Knowing the first two movies were a review of the show, I was intrigued to see what the third movie would have to offer, given the ending from the original series/duo-logy was one of the most powerful of any show I had ever seen.
This movie in my opinion was a huge letdown. The beginning had many aspects I enjoyed from the original series, but as the movie progressed I could sense it struggling to keep the balance of its characters, and flowing as the first two movies did. The movie seemed choppy and I struggled to connect in the same way as I did with the original series.
If you are content with giving up on the touching experience from the first two movies, feel free to ride a less emotional, confusing, and character altering experience. This movie lacked many of the qualities that kept me watching the original series, and overall left a sour taste in my mouth. Besides a scene here and there, I contemplated turning it of numerous times.
As a huge fan, the artwork is still wonderful, the music is great, and the action scenes are thrilling. however, if the emotional ride, the characters, and the story are what compelled you to watch Madoka Magica, I highly recommend you stick to the series, as you will be disappointed with this movie.
The movie is slightly confusing at first, and I can't describe the plot too well without giving away spoilers. I can say this much: Homura wakes up in a world where all her friends are back and they're all happily fighting monsters together. Homura grows suspicious. About as much as I can say.
Honestly, of all the ways to continue this franchise, this seems like one of the best options. It really takes Homura's character in a fascinating direction. It doesn't feel like a cash in, cause a cash in would've just had a mindless action movie with an excuse plot, and not the furthering development of Homura. There are scenes here more shocking than anything even in the series. It's not the stereotypical direction.
Of course some people aren't going to like this. Some for legitimate reasons, cause the ending of the series was perfect. Though that doesn't make this movie bad by any stretch. It's a great character piece for Homura, and given the ending, I would certainly look forward to another follow up.
Everything is done masterfully in this, from the animation and character development to the addition of previously unknown people in the story that act as easter eggs for fans of the series and the story behind it, while not detracting from the overall plot.
Everything in this movie is done to perfection with glorious animation and set pieces, to one of the best character writing points I've ever seen in fiction. The character development works so well in this, so much that I think it has effected the industry to a degree with some series and their attempts at a shocking revelation. Its to be expected though, as there will always be people who see a trope and think its good to copy, but sometimes not putting in the work necessary to make it good for them.
But in this movie, it does everything as well as I'd want.
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- WissenswertesGrossed over One Billion Yen (US$10 Million) in two weeks making it the fastest film based on a late night television program to do so and beating the previous record holder, K-On! - The Movie (2011). It eventually surpassed K-ON to become the highest grossing film based on a late night television program.
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Madoka Kaname: [thinking] No... It Feels like nothing has changed at all. In fact if anything's changed around here it's me.
[Homura notices Madoka's magic is coming forward]
Madoka Kaname: Yeah it is me. I should have a different form. Differnt purpose here
Madoka Kaname: [Homura embraces Madoka and Madoka returns to normal] Homura? Hey, let go!
Homura Akemi: It's okay, you're exactly what you should be. What you've always been. Madoka Kaname do you treasure the world you live in or would you break its laws to follow your heart?
Madoka Kaname: Well I, I don't - I mean yes. I do treasure this world. But I don't think a person should go and break the rules just because they feel like it.
Homura Akemi: I see. Well then I suppose one day you will also be my enemy. It's fine, I don't care.
[Homura ties up Madoka's hair]
Homura Akemi: I'll keep wishing for a world where you can be happy.
Madoka Kaname: Homura?
[last lines]
Homura Akemi: I knew it, they always did look better on you.
- Alternative VersionenMany changes and improvements to the animation were made between the original theatrical release and Bluray release.
- VerbindungenFollowed by Puella Magi Madoka Magica: The Movie 4: Walpurgisnacht: Rising (2026)
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Box Office
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 375.627 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 189.514 $
- 8. Dez. 2013
- Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
- 19.582.747 $
- Laufzeit
- 1 Std. 56 Min.(116 min)
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- Seitenverhältnis
- 1.78 : 1