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Code Geass Resurrection (for short) is a good 2 hour anime film to a perfect ending that suffers from being too short and probably would of been better as a 25 episode third season.

The story is practically Zero (Suzaku) and Nunally are kidnapped by Zilkhistan, C.C tries to bring back the original Lelouch. That's a short summary of the film. The pacing is very inconsistent in my opinion, the first 50 minutes are quite slow and nothing really happens, after that the movie is incredibly fast and ends quite quickly. This felt like it should of been at minimum 3 hours long, there was so much reunions and moments that are rushed and not quite as good as they should be apart from Kallen's, hers was great.

Character-wise there isn't too much development apart from the new villains which I actually wanted to see more of, they where quite interesting and wanted to go into the backstory of this nation, we don't which is a pity as they could of became up there with the best of Code Geass's villains. The school members return for no reason and have minor scenes, should of been left out as it felt unnecessary and had no need to be in the story. All the other characters where themselves which was great, there really is no need to develop the rich characters we have came to love so I didn't mind that there wasn't any big reveals about characters.

The ending was actually pretty nice and thought it was a great send off to the series while opening the door to spin-offs or even a direct sequel with new characters added. Lelouch gets the ending we all wanted and felt earned although people may feel like it was too fan-servicy.

Overall this was a good Code Geass sequel that would of worked even better if it was a third season with at least 10-25 episodes which built the new characters in interesting ways and us getting to know about the nation of Zilkhistan. The ending was great and is a good reason to check this out even if you haven't seen the movies and just the show.

Although this film is a continuation of an alternate version of the original show, the original fans will probably enjoy this one. The animation & fight scenes are really well done. Some aspects of the story is hard to follow & Lelouch doesnt have the complexity he had in the series but its a really enjoyable watch.

It best if you view prior films before viewing this. This film sums up the best anime effects seen in long time and it's backed-up with a solid music soundtrack.

A short ending is not in any way what fans asked for. A 10 episode miniseries would've been much better. Don't get me wrong. This movie was amazing but as a series it would've done way better. Many in 10 more years there will be something. Let's hope.

This movie is like an amazing and well written fanfiction of the series. I saw some negative reviews about how many plot holes and out of the context of the series this movie was. Obviously they didn't get the point. This movie wasn't the continue of the series but it was a possible scenario of what could have happened.

Theres not much to say other than that its a must watch in my opinion. It is one of the best movies I have ever seen and I think will ever see. I suggest watching Code Geass 2006 before watching this Masterpiece or you might get confused.

Even If I watched it I'm going to get the Blu-Ray.

Code Geass is my #1 favorite anime TV series for the following reasons: -Twisting and Turning plots incredibly hard to predict. -Character Complexity, Growth, and Deaths. -Story elements and chracter actions that don't make much sense at first, but later down the line you realize it was well placed subtle foreshadowing. -Mystery. Many scenes and dialogue end abrubtly leaving you to wonder/guess what happens or a character decides, but you have enough clues to make an educated guess. -Characters with inner conflict of ideals vs. friends/fam vs. the world.

Gawd, loved loved loved the show! That said...

I HATED this movie. I don't use the term "hate" lightly or often; I'm hippy'esque with my love and optomism in life. But I hated this movie. I hated it because season 2 (R2) ended so perfectly, I was OK with no sequel to the story, because if there was, there was little chance the quality of the show could stay on that high level, let alone get better. Ohhhhh boyyyy, was I right (unfortunately).

This movie took everything I love about Code Geass and went over the top cliche with it in this movie. -Plots were completely predictable and seemed even forced. -Character dialogue that once captured the right balance of intellect, fast-pace, and whit, now just come off as entirely douchey prententious. -Characters constantly either act completely out of their original character, or are an extreme hyperbole of their original character to the point it feels like a parody. -There were no cool surprise move by the characters. Not to say there wasn't an intelligent plan or two created, but they over explained everything so much the conversation never felt real and explaining things as if talking to a 2 year old was NEVER Code Geass' style, quite the opposite. -None of the inner character conflict existed; hell, there wasn't really any character conflicts between characters, except the hero vs. villian. Code Geass wsa the king of the anti-hero and greying the line between good/evil; the movie is not this at all and pretty stereotypical hero vs. vilian. -Everything feels so damn contrived. Ugh! -Pervy'ness. The animators went out of their way to over sexualize several female characters. I made many hard eye rolls. -Voice Acting. Far too much simplistic run-on talking. Far too much crying, whining and screaming, especially from supposedly strong characters that would usually push feelings aside to get a job done in the short term. But nope, let's cry/whine now in the moment.

That said, here are some good things: -Animation. It's well drawn with quick moving action scenes that aren't the series of 5 second gif-like loops of punching and firing like you see in a dragonball z or some such. Crisp, clean, and well done! -Music. It's not as great as the original show by far, but still good.

That's it. This is my first ever review on IMDB. I loved this show so much and this movie was so bad, I had to express it and warn others, even it meant signing up for an account here. Youre welcome.

This one is a must watch if you loved this Series. The ending of this movie is brilliant. The animation, soundtrack and story plot makes this movie great. The CGI animations of the mechas are not bad at all and are pretty smooth. I won't say much but this one is a must watch for those who are fans of this series!

It has been a year since I last watched Code Geass and watching this movie was a good revisit to the series.

It is the second year of the Kowa Period. The world has unified around the reorganize United Federation of Nations, and has enjoyed days of continuing peace, but now, that peace suddenly comes to an end. Suzaku, while travelling as the masked man "Zero" accompanying Nunnally on her visit to the refugee camp, is defeated by a mysterious Knightmare Frame, and the two of them are taken away. Following secret orders from Schneizel, Kallen, Lloyd and Sayoko infiltrate Zilkistan, the Land of Warriors, where they are attacked by a mysterious Geass user. There in Zilkhstan is a person named C.C., known to the assailants as the "former master". In the indomitable kingdom which once conquered even the great army of the Holy Britannian Empire, what do the people desire? Hope, or despair? The people of Zilkhstan Palace certainly know of Geass. What are they, and C.C., planning?

Overall, the movie was a breath of fresh air of the series, it was even nice that majority of the english cast came back.

If you enjoyed the recap movies even though i have zero clue they were never dubbed you might like this.

This movie was truly a masterpiece. It allows you to relive the prime code geass days. It's amazing seeing everyone and what happened after the tv ending. The ending alone sets this movie apart. Do yourself a favor and watch it. Believe me, you will NOT regret it.

I'm normally the friend who isn't super critical of bad movies, and will enjoy something just for it's pure entertainment value despite glaring flaws and plot holes. That being said the characters acted out of character on several occasions in the film. The writers of the film seem to have forgotten that a particular character died in the original series and unnecessary added them in for no plot development nor with a explanation. The end of the movie leaves you speechless because it's the most out of character scene in the whole movie purely to cater fan service with no regards to the characters actual ideals. One person clapped at the end of the movie when I went to watch it in theater. The original show always had a air of mystery when explaining geass and C's world but would at least give you something to explain what was going on, however the movie writers took that as a liberty to be lazy and put no effort into explaining particular scenes important to the plot of the movie. The action was decent, tha animation and music where as good as ever. This was bad fan fiction(IMO) and apparently set In a alternate reality which is the only thing that makes up for the lack of care given to the movie. Honestly the plot and characters introduced where good, but a general lack of care for the characters spoiled the whole movie for me.

The biggest problem a film can have when it is written by the same people who wrote the original series it is based on that it is highly likely to also be chalked full of plot holes. Every problem that was present in the original series is on display here, from the choppy and rushed pacing to the contrived tactics that don't make any logical sense and are never properly explained to every character being unlikable and petty. (Kallen pulls a knife out on CC because she loses her temper over an extremely minor gripe.) And while I am very happy that Kallen didn't become a child murderer in this timeline since it is shown that the Valkyrie Squadron is alive and well and happily getting along with their old enemies, I am sorely disappointed that this is still the same idiotic and selfish Suzaku who murdered his friends and comrades Monica and Dorothea in cold blood. The writers were somehow convinced that that moment absolutely had to stay in the new timeline despite it completely contradicting Suzaku's character and lazily killing off some characters who would have been fascinating to explore. So I can't root for any of these scummy hypocrites as they mercilessly blast away scores of soldiers in a single shot with their totally fair odds-defying weapons. And with this in mind, I should mention how little sense the villain's motivation makes. She kidnaps Nunnally to . . . Become a goddess??? Link with the other dimension somehow? As always, things are kept infuriatingly vague to try to appear philosophical but are, in truth, shallow attempts at saying anything meaningful. There's a bit of shock value per the usual for Code Geass where some female guards only possessing bikinis and spears are gunned down by the aforementioned unlikable Lelouch and CC with a Knightmare Frame; but, as if realizing that murdering waifus in cold blood had in part given the original series a bad reputation, they fixed this with some time travel shenanigans which was the only part of the film I enjoyed from its sheer creativity. The end resolution, of course, is wrapped up suddenly and haphazardly with a plan that could have been easily interrupted had a single variable fallen out of place. The goddess-tier waifu-of-a-villainess (SO MUCH HOTTER THAN CC!!!) is shown to be sympathetic after all and likely could have redeemed herself but is ultimately killed off in an utterly baffling moment that again hints at some weird interdimensional connection with her brother that is absolutely never explained. By the end, I was just glad it was only two hours long instead of 20 like the series so I didn't have to sit through any student council meetings or school festivals. Sunrise, my interest in this series will be piqued again if you resurrect Monica and Dorothea so they can kill Suzaku and get an actual story and journey for themselves. Your fans may be easily fooled that these idiotic main characters are good people, but the rest of the anime community has actually grown up.