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I went to the midnight premiere at the elegant TOHO Cinemas Hibiya - the biggest screen in Tokyo doing a midnight showing.

The movie was cute and light fun! Some great Anya faces. Loid's dulcet tones sounded great in a theater haha. And Yor's sweetness and Anya's adorable voice rang clear.

Captures most of the spirit of the show, but I wish there was more of the funny slice-of-life and school life stuff . But yeah, they were going for a big event story.

Visually about what I expected with a movie budget allowing for some slick action and bigger set pieces with really dynamic camera work!

Has an unexpected type of humor that included a surreal dream/vision sequence. Oh and there is a short after-credits scene.

Spy x Family: Code White was the first anime movie I ever watched in theaters. Normally I'm not the biggest fan of anime show movies because they tend not to add to the series (they aren't cannon and can't expand on a story that well in such a short time), but this show utilizes the narrative of the past two series perfectly to execute a decent movie. Sure, some moments are a bit odd, especially the Anya's storyline with the bad guys, but for the most part, there were wholesome moments all around. It was faithful to everything else and had one or two stand-out moments. It's constructed in a way where even if you've never seen the series, you can still enjoy the movie, which I appreciate (even though I've watched both seasons - and so did my mom cuz she watched it too). The animation and action scenes are well choreographed. The movie felt more like an arc than anything else, but at the end of the day, I found it to be fine. It's not much greater than "fine", but it's certainly enough to get you by if you've been waiting for a season three. All characters not only showed up, but performed their roles well. 8/10 is very fair for the movie. While it was no-where near perfect and had a few weak points (regarding generic/plot convenient moments), the strong scenes where it counted the most were done right and with some pizazz. I will say it was nice to see Spy X Family on the big screen.

As a fan of the show I was curious how this would turn out. It starts off rather slow with an emphasis on the home and school life. The comedy, action, and plot don't really kick in until the end of act 2.

This might be my favorite portrayal of Anya in anything Spy X Family. Her expressions are very well drawn.

It has basically every character in some form and they play a slightly exaggerated version of there role from the show (for better or worse in the case of agent Nightfall).

This movie gets silly... maybe too silly. If you've watched the show or have watched any kind of anime (Nightfall's reactions) then... well even then there are parts that might be too silly for you. There's your regular anime extreme over acting, but there's a psychedelic scene that... Well it would be spoilers.

If you like the show I'd recommend it. If you haven't seen the show... Get ready for things to get out of hand very quickly.

"Loid" is a top secret operative working on "Operation Strix" - and that requires him to establish the credentials offered by a fake family. To that end he is married to the nimble "Yor" and they both bring up their telepathic daughter "Anya" and mind their dog "Bond". So far, it's a bit like "Mr & Mrs Smith" as neither parent knows of the perilous activities of the other. Now her school principal likes a pudding, and so when a school competition encouraging pupils to cook something for him is announced, the family decide to travel to a small town where "meremere" is prepared (looks like a sort of meringue). Along the way, the curious "Anya" discovers a locked casket on a train which she easily opens to discover it contains a chocolate sweet. Yep, you've guessed - but wait! This delicacy turns out to contain a secret microfilm that is being sought by folks who would use it to undermine the peace between east and west and start a war. Now the story rather turns into "Sky Captain" (2004) and their search for the ingredients of their cake - and his secret mission - takes them into the skies and into a series of combative escapades that sees bullets, bombs and even experimental guided missiles flying about all over the place. I'd never heard of the original television series and was a little reluctant to see this in a cinema as so often these films just build on characters about whom I know little. That's not the case here. This is a solid stand-alone story that doesn't require prior knowledge of anyone to get into it, and that serves it well. The animation is quickly paced and each character (even the dog) has a role to play as the adventure hots up. The plot is not exactly original, no, but there's some fun to be had as these characters deliver an adventure that avoids repetitive combat scenes and after a slow start is well worth a cinema outing.

My kids (and my husband and me) love this show! My family went to see the movie today and it did not dissapoint. The quirky humor was throughout the movie and we laughed all of the way through. They didn't spend a lot of time explaining the backstory of the characters, which we appreciated since we have already watched the TV show. Someone who hasn't watched the show might be a little confused at the improbability of people having these skills and coming together as a family. However those who are fans of the show will enjoy the goofy humor and fun that is typically found in the episodes. I would recomend to fans of the show and if you haven't seen the show, I would recomend you check it out.

Agent Loid created a fake family to accomplish his mission, but little did he know that each family member had a secret. His fake wife, Yor, was an international assassin, their adopted daughter, Anya, was a telepath, and their family pet, Bond, could predict the future. Anya was the key to his mission, and she now had to win a school cooking competition, so the family vacationed to find the perfect dessert. While enjoying their time together, they unknowingly stumble into a military operation. They must resolve the situation while maintaining their secrets.

This is an anime movie that extends a running series. Watching the series before this movie will help clarify what is happening, but it is unnecessary. The movie does a great job quickly recapping the essential elements of the series and focusing on the story. The movie is funny, entertaining, and a bit on the mature side. If you are a fan of the series or just want to watch an anime movie, this is entertaining.

"Spy x Family: Code White" brings the beloved manga series to life in an electrifying cinematic experience. From the very first scene to the epic finale, this movie delivers non-stop action, clever espionage, and heartfelt moments that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats. The animation is top-notch, capturing every detail of the intricate spy world and bringing the characters to life in a way that's both faithful to the original and fresh for the big screen. With its perfect blend of humor, suspense, and heart, "Spy x Family: Code White" is a must-watch for fans of the series and newcomers alike. Get ready for an unforgettable thrill ride that will keep you guessing until the very end.

I had never seen spy x family so I didn't know what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised I've added a new anime to my watch list. The story was great the characters was also fantastic I know a lot of people say it's not their cup of tea and it's not but for someone who loves anime it's really good usually it's not my cup of tea which I haven't heard of it until I've watched the movie this is coming from someone who's favorite anime is dragon Ball z and mobile suit Gundam and yu yu Hakusho this one was really good and I have to check out more about it. I recommend to people who love anime only people who will say this movie is not good or people who don't watch anime.

A fun asian kids movie about family and the power of Christmas and being happy and being faithful as a parent and that's pretty much all, not neccesary to watch the show because, who has the time for that? No one, overall its a pretty good little movie and tons of fun to watch because its funny and that's always good, the history it's your basic stuff about misunderstandings and not talisman about the things its pretty much basic family stuff but that's ok, the animation itself fantastic and the characters are charming specially Anya and the dogs and the villains are just your average filler movie villains 7/10.

Anya's back, and so is the magic! Code White masterfully blends action, comedy, and heart. Loid's mission intensifies, while Anya's Stella Star quest steals the show. The cooking contest arc is hilarious, and the Frigis region vacation turns into a thrilling adventure. Loid and Yuri's fight scenes are breathtaking. Emotional growth, stunning animation, and Tatsuya Endo's brilliant storytelling make this series unforgettable. Anya's adorable expressions, Loid's creative problem-solving, and Yuri's impressive fight choreography shine. A must-watch for fans!"

Rating: 10/10

Recommendation: Don't miss this exceptional series! Catch up and experience the Spy x Family magic!

This movie is two hours of Spy X Family goodness! Everything you love from the show is in here: the fun family slice-of-life dynamic, the ridiculously fun comedy with wacky goofiness from lovable daughter Anya, the suave spy action from Loid, and badass fight action set pieces from Yor. The animation is mostly similar to the show, but there are moments in the final act where the animation is glorious!

However, the story isn't really much to write home about and the villain is very "underbaked" (pun intended).

Overall, this is a very fun movie set in the Spy X Family universe. If you love the show, you'll love the movie.

"Spy x Family" is one of the silliest and loveliest anime franchises out there, because the premise - master spy sets up fake family with master assassin and adopted mind-reading orphan to get access to elite school - is utterly ridiculous and over the top. But because the characters are very well written, this is one of the most entertaining shows around. While the last season stalled a bit, the film goes from slow-burner opening to complete insanity in the second half. If you're a Disney+ victim, you will find this pure fun entertainment soothing, whether you know the series or not. However, if you have little tolerance for toilet humor or small children exposed to mortal danger, you'll find something to complain about - but that's fun for you, isn't it? So this anime action parody really has something for everyone.

Get ready for that strange100% incomprehensible but endearing Japanese humour. That same feeling of incomprehensibility permeates the serious scenes too, where things happen that are so far removed from Western sensibilities that the viewer does rapid fire "double takes" while uttering "huh?!?Nothing quite makes sense to normal Western sequential logic.

This constant sensation of sudden u-turns in logic reaches an astounding fantasia-like crescendo where the fate of the world balances on a tiny kid needing to have a poop while hallucinating about an old man poop God with a butt load literally starting to exit his long johns! I forgave the film it's failings at that point for its sheer audacity in totally dispensing with any semblance of Western thought patterns.

The audience is catapulted into the Japanese mindset throughout the film like Alice down the rabbit hole where nothing quite makes sense anymore.

This movie was so dang hard to find anywhere. I was looking for it on everyone website I know of for about 3 months until a guy on Reddit sent me the link to a website hosting it and omg this movie was so worth the wait. It encapsulates everything I love about this franchise, the goofy moments, the actions scenes, the "romantic" scenes. This is probably one of the best movies I had ever watched and I would recommend you to watch it too. The nice thing about this movie too is that you can watch it with the entire family, even those who have never heard of spy x family before, they will understand mostly everything and enjoy the movie as well.

I don't think we can view Spy x Family as just another film. Spy x Family is, first and foremost, a kawaii show where cuteness, charm, and beauty are the top priorities.

Now that we've established the lens through which we'll view this film, we can begin:

The biggest plus of Code: White is the compactness of the plot, even though the film is weaker than the series. The story is quite weak (entirely childish). But let's be real, the series isn't much better either. There are several serious inconsistencies that would cause significant issues in another film, but not here. There's plenty of action, Bond (the family dog) is still a completely unnecessary character, and Anya is so cute!

All in all, the film offers more than a decent amount of entertainment, but it's important to keep in mind that this is still just Spy x Family, so the criticism shouldn't be too harsh.

Just went to the movie yesterday in TGV 1 Utama (I am from Malaysia, do come to beautiful Malaysia) and it was lot of laugh in the hall. I can't resist that crazy honestly.

The movie was full of fun as expected from an original story, not related to manga. Anya being Anya and everyone being everyone except it's more satire and dark comedy.

What I don't like is there was an offensive part which I don't think that was necessary for joke, kids could have follow that being rude to public. Please fix the comedy and be example to the world.

Nothing to say except it a HUGE worth if you are fan of this franchise or if you are bored of find some movies. Defined that full price.

Not seen the TV show, or only seen the first season? Doesn't matter, the movie explains the main characters, their skills and secrets within a fake family, all within the space of 5-10 mins. This is an extended episode which starts out as another attempt to aid Anya (the telepathic adopted daughter) in her academics so loid (the spy working to keep pace between 2 nations) can get close to his target, leads to a winter wonderland ingredient hunt, a potential break in his fake relationship with yor (the assassin) and Anya getting caught up a major threat to peace. The humour is mad as ever, mostly coming from the the characters doing what they do whilst trying to not worry the others as to who they really are

The animation is more detailed for plenty of moments, and there's large chunks of action at the end which even gives yor a chance to shine.

If you've never seen spy family before, don't take it seriously, the amount of things that yor should question about loid is unreal, and yet she doesn't. There was one moment of comedy that was going on for so long about a cruise subject that it became cringe..... Then it went so surreal it became brilliantly hilarious. I enjoyed this film as an adult, it's mostly kid friendly though there is one scene with animated blood, and one scene of particularly dark peril towards a child.

What can you expect from an anime-movie but filler? If you know that it's a filler and you are still willing to watch it than you must really like the source material. Sometimes you are rewarded, like with the Naruto's "The Last" or with Dragon Ball Super's "Broly" movies.

This is not the case here. While I love the anime-series Spy X Family, this movie was not good.

The Animation was the same, Anya's cuteness was the same, the action scenes were great and you could ask: "Where is is the problem, man?"

The problem is the script. Even though it's a typical filler movie, the script is on par with modern Disney's scripts, minus the identity politics.

It's dumb toilet humor (and I mean it!), Yor is more stupid than ever, Anya is more incapable of anything than ever and Twilight can generate masks in seconds... these are just very few critical points from me, but there was much more idiocy that is way below the original series.

Being a fan of the show, I was eager to see the cinematic release of Spy x Family's first major film. The anime had a really nice blend of undercover action and clever slapstick that entertained both children and adults, and I was hoping that it would be further elevated in movie form. And unfortunately, that's not what I got here. While I had some good laughs here and there, I felt a bit underwhelmed by the story.

At first it starts out pretty funny, with the Forgers going on a winter vacation in order to gather info for a school project. The animation is really expressive, the winter festival setting is relaxing, and there's plenty of great jokes. I think it's really interesting how similar the creator Tatsuya Endo is Twilight. At first, he didn't really like the characters he made, but overtime he started to form a connection with them. Similar to how the lonesome spy formed a connection with Yor and Anya. Battling his depression in a sense.

It's the film's greatest strength and weakness. Because while it is a fascinating concept, it does make me a little sad that his passion project has yet to reach the big screen. Which is probably why the story feels a bit too basic. I very much doubt he was thrilled to work on this project.

While the slapstick feels fresh, the narratively weak plot hurts the film a lot. With plenty of convenient encounters and plot holes. This is just another episode about stopping a villain from starting a war, only with better animation. Kids won't mind it too much, but adults may be a bit confused. How did Anya pay for that item? Who cares, she's getting kidnapped. And man, the way they tied up Anya in the third act made me really uncomfortable. Not that the gross out jokes were helping my mood.

While I liked most of the jokes in this movie, the jokes involving Anya trying to avoid using the bathroom really stressed me out. They drag on for way too long. And in theater form, where the bathrooms are faraway from the screen, and people are hoping to just wait till the movie ends, it's pretty painful to watch. I came here for some laughs and exhilarating action, can we just stop whatever this is?

And while the fight scenes in the climax are fast paced and really fun, I won't give too much away, I did wish the main villain had more depth than just being an evil general. The animation looks nice, but this feels like a film I would put on during hotel trips with all the weak set ups. I don't know if this film will inspire any kids, but for a family flick, it's best to watch at home, especially with a remote and a close bathroom. Personally I like the show a bit more, but if you're a fan of the anime, I doubt it would leave a negative impact on you. If you don't mind gross out humor or convenient plot points, you'll enjoy this fine.