Pokémon : La Destinée de Deoxys

The Pokemon Destiny Deoxys movie is a decent addition to the franchise with a rating of 6/10. While it may not be as iconic as the first Pokemon movie, it still manages to deliver an entertaining experience for fans of the series.

One of the highlights of the movie is the setting. The futuristic city of LaRousse is a unique and visually stunning location that adds to the overall appeal of the film. The city is filled with interesting technology and provides a refreshing change of pace from the usual Pokemon environments.

The plot of the movie is engaging enough, with the introduction of the legendary Pokemon Deoxys and the conflict that arises between it and the characters. However, the story can feel a bit rushed at times, with certain plot points not given enough time to fully develop.

Overall, the Pokemon Destiny Deoxys movie is a solid entry in the franchise that is worth watching for fans. The cool city of LaRousse is a definite highlight, and while the plot may have its flaws, it still manages to provide an enjoyable experience.

Actually fairly solid for a Pocket Men film. The alien Deoxys is an intriguing creation with it's shifting modes and the central plot (and b-plots) all work well together. The Munchlax side plot is pretty smartly laid out and he's a cutie. Some good set pieces and also a few cheaper bits with the climactic cube deluge looking particularly dated.

This movie was the type of pokemon movie I always wanted to see. A lot of fun. I was hooked from the first battle scene. After all the previous ones I've seen (havent seen 3 & 4 yet) this one I found the best.

I like the intro to these movies as they give a brief explanation of pokemon, this movie showed a few scenes from the previous movies.

The starting fight between the alien poke and the earth one was cool, showing off the aliens strength for a little while.

I liked the few scenes just with poke doing amusing things with feelgood background music.

Ash is the focus of course, a few new characters and poke are introduced, and its good to see Tory make friends with those plus and minus pokemon.

After the end you see everyone board a train and go their separate ways which ended it nicely.

Really enjoyable movie in the hi tech city.

I know I'm in a minority, but in my opinion, this is one of the best of the Pokémon series. It gets things back on track after the underwhelming "Jirachi" movie.

The film returns the series to the epic scope and feel of "Pokémon 2000." I loved LaRousse City as the setting. It was very colorful and creative.

The story is pretty interesting. Tory being afraid of all Pokemon was a neat idea, even if it got a little annoying after a while. I liked Sid and Rafe as supporting characters.

Deoxys makes for an awesome antagonist. He is an interesting legendary Pokémon, and he is also somewhat sympathetic as he is more misunderstood than evil.

This is definitely one of the most action-packed Pokémon movies to date. From LaRousse losing its power to the gang battling multiple Deoxyses to the exhilarating battles between Deoxys and Rayquaza to the robot blocks going haywire, it really delivers some excitement.

The music score is once again really good and, for some reason, I have a soft spot for the song "This Side of Paradise." The song just gives me a really good feeling.

The superfluous Munchlax scenes aside, this is one of the most thoroughly enjoyable entries in the series. I'd definitely say it's in my top 5 Pokémon movies, but not quite top 3. This is a very underrated film that I recommend to any Pokémon fan.

RATING: A-

Pokemon movies tend to be rather hit and miss. This one is one of the better ones. It's not truly compelling, like the 2nd movie, but it's an improvement on "Pokemon Heroes" and a vast step up from last year's "Jirachi, the Wish Maker".

Production design in the film is pretty impressive, and the city scenes are reminiscent of those old futuristic movies we were always seeing in 50s science fiction movies. Watching the backdrops is still more fun than watching the plot in this movie, but it's not awful.

There's one really neat scene of the 'block robots' using their own bodies to build a bridge to evacuate the city's civilians which is visually impressive.