Steins;Gate: O Filme

Título original: Gekijouban Steins;Gate: Fuka ryouiki no dejavu

2013
TV-14
1 h 30 min

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Asami Imai and Mamoru Miyano in Steins;Gate: O Filme (2013)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAfter the events of the anime, Rintarou begins to feel the repercussions of extensive time travel, and eventually completely fades from reality. Kurisu, being the only companion to remember ... Ler tudoAfter the events of the anime, Rintarou begins to feel the repercussions of extensive time travel, and eventually completely fades from reality. Kurisu, being the only companion to remember him, now must find a way to bring him back.After the events of the anime, Rintarou begins to feel the repercussions of extensive time travel, and eventually completely fades from reality. Kurisu, being the only companion to remember him, now must find a way to bring him back.

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Roteiristas
- Chiyomaru Shikura
- Jukki Hanada
Artistas

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7,8/10

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- Chiyomaru Shikura
- Jukki Hanada
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Mamoru Miyano

Rintarou Okabe
(narração)

Asami Imai

Kurisu Makise
(narração)

Kana Hanazawa

Mayuri Shiina
(narração)

Tomokazu Seki

Itaru Hashida
(narração)

Saori Gotô

Moeka Kiryuu
(narração)

Yû Kobayashi

Ruka Urushibara
(narração)

Haruko Momoi

Faris
(narração)
(as Halko Momoi)

Yukari Tamura

Suzuha Amane
(narração)

Masaki Terasoma

Yuugo Tennouji
(narração)

Ayano Yamamoto

Nae Tennouji
(narração)

Noriaki Morita

Customs Officer
(narração)

Hiroko Ushida

Shop Assistant
(narração)

Rieko Kamenaka

Woman
(narração)

Ashly Burch

Mayuri Shiina
(English version)
(narração)
(as Jackie Ross)

Jessica Cavanagh

Moeka Kiryu
(English version)
(narração)

Colleen Clinkenbeard

Lady
(English version)
(narração)

Justin Cook

Passport guy
(English version)
(narração)

Cris George

Extra
(English version)
(narração)

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Roteiristas
- Chiyomaru Shikura
- Jukki Hanada
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8cherold

Very enjoyable if you've seen the series

After watching the fantastic series, I immediately wanted to see this movie. And if you're familiar with the story and the concepts and the characters, you are likely to enjoy this. But I'm not convinced this can stand on its own; I think it would not be as much fun as someone's first introduction to the world of Steins Gate.

In the context of the series it's quite good, although it does wander even further away from sci-fi than the series. The series was a sci-fi movie that had elements that weren't very scientific, such as it's approach to fate and the main character's odd time-related perception. The movie focuses entirely on these elements, so that ultimately it's closer to fantasy than sci-fi.

But as with the series, it's entertaining and amusing, with some very moving scenes. If you're a fan of the series you don't want to miss it. If you haven't seen the series, go watch it.

9peterfmodel

A Beautiful Love Story

While the movie does not progress the overall story and does retract a lot of ground in the OVA and the last episode of the TV-Series, its nonetheless a beautiful movie. Apart from a few minor points there is not much action or tension, its all about personal choices, relationships and loss. It's the 3 chance to see the relationship between Kurisu and Okabe and it is as enjoyable as the previous two. One warning, before you watch this movie you need to watch the TV-Series. You need to know the backstory in order to really appreciate this masterpiece.

10A_Different_Drummer

Nothing short of extraordinary....

In episodes 1 to 24 of the series Nitro produced what (yes, I know, lots of "debating" about this in the Groups) many consider THE BEST ANIME OF ALL TIME, a story that not only de-constructs time travel to a degree beyond anything Hollywood has ever attempted; but, at the same time, in the same story, has possibly the most memorable ensemble cast in the history of modern entertainment. (And possibly one of the best love stories in modern fiction as well.)

No mean feat that.

In episode 25 (also reviewed by this writer) they gave themselves a time-out and had some fun with the characters. It's optional, although the scene when Okarin enters US customs and announces he is a Mad Scientist looking to take over the country is ... priceless.

However in this wrapup film the Nitro team are back in force and flexing their muscles. Let's start with the negatives because there are so few: 1. Watching this if you have not seen the first 24 is a waste. Period. It is not a self-contained film. 2. The ending is ambiguous, but, hey, this from a production company that practically invented the word (CHAOS HEAD) so what did you expect.

The positives:

1. A movie which is at the same time a sequel and a prequel. How many other writing teams have pulled that off? 2. Will make you cry. Regardless of age or sex, bring the Kleenex. Lots. 3. An examination of scientific mystery - deja vu -- which no one else has attempted. That's a bonus.

9WeAreLive

Rather good

After the events of the anime, Rintarou begins to feel the repercussions of extensive time travel, and eventually completely fades from reality. Kurisu, being the only companion to remember him, now must find a way to bring him back.

I really enjoyed the series and the movie is just as good, if not on a sub pair of the series.

My only annoyance was that I felt the love relationship with Kurisu and Okabe was a bit more forced then it was in the series.

But other than that I thought the movie was pretty good. Nothing else for me to add here but if you enjoy the series than you might enjoy this movie,

10dustinward-17661

Crystalline Perfection

This is the greatest movie of all time, bar none.

Steins;Gate is my favourite game of all time, and this movie, as well as the bonus episode released at about the same time, are amazing companions to the main story.

I'm normal a very cold-hearted person, and rarely get emotional in any way, but when I finished this movie, I was reduced to tears. It nearly made me cry as much as the main game, and that's saying a lot.

The way the series dissects time travel and deja-vu while incorporating the most heart-wrenching love story of all time is absolutely breath-taking.

If you hating crying and growing uncomfortably close to drawings of japanese people talking, then steer very, very far from Steins;Gate and its movie.

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Rintarou Okabe: Time-leap machines and time machines should never be built! Even if you can figure out how to do it, you should never ever build one!
Kurisu Makise: If I don't do something, you'll vanish. You will never have existed... I have no choice but to change the past!
Rintarou Okabe: And what if you fail? What if it doesn't go well? The answer is simple. You do it again. You keep going back to the past until you succeed. As long as they have the means to go back in time, that's what people will do.
Rintarou Okabe: But it'll only increase the suffering. A change in the past will always affect something else. It will never change in a way that's convenient for you. If you save someone, you will lose someone... Dreams you finally fulfilled won't exist anymore. Your long-held desires will be snatched away, eradicated... and when the change you hoped for doesn't happen, you will have to keep facing that inescapable reality again and again, again and again!
Rintarou Okabe: Do you realize the pain of continuously repeating all of that while bearing the responsibility for all of those losses? Do you understand the fear of losing your humanity after it wears you down?
Kurisu Makise: But...
Rintarou Okabe: Even if you have the means, the past ust not be changed. You must not turn chance into reality.
Rintarou Okabe: No one knows the future. It's because the past cannot be undone that people can accept all sorts of pain, adversity, and cruel accidnets, yet still move forward.
Kurisu Makise: The what are you going to do, Okabe? You're going to disappear! I... I saw it... A world where you don't exist. A lab with only Mayuri, Hashida, and me... Where nobody remembers you... It was crueler than death! Any mark or meaning of your existence will disappear!
Rintarou Okabe: ...I don't care.