Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle

**Zenitsu.** this man didn't fall into the Infinity Castle like everyone else, **_he Chose to go to it._**

Akaza's entrance. **_AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH._** quite possibly one of my all time favorite moments from this action packed masterpiece;
the way he snapped his head back on??? hello??? also him refusing to give up & HIS HEAD POPPING BACK UP, WHATTTTTTTTTT
& the way he was scared shitless of komnbanchirou & acknowledging him as an immediate threat, AHAHAHA. it reminds me of his fight with Rengoku
his backstory being this good, that face of pure rage when he went on the killing spree, i felt sad having him die... :(

so many good moments, i seriously CANNOT wait for the second & third movie, see you in 2027 & 2029 :fingers_crossed:🎞

Peak Animation. Best animated movie ever(animation-wise). The fight with Akaza was animation on crack.

I have been waiting for months to see the movie and I was on edge, didn't see any trailer but it blew my mind.

The animation was out of this world, and the fight scenes were epic. Zenitsu came in strong and was one epic battle, then came the fight with Akaza which was on another level.

Honestly loved the movie and the back story on Akaza could have been a bit shorter but overall loved the movie and can't wait see what they have next for 2027 and 2029 for these movies.

That was so good. Nonstop action from start to finish. Man I can’t wait till they continue the series.

Absolute cinema! Can’t say more

"It's over, my love. You are enough. You have done more than enough. Welcome back"

"I am home, my love. I am home"

And that's how you write an ending scene for one of the strongest character of the show. You just can't kill Akaza. Only Akaza can end Akaza. What a beautiful story. I know many people complaining regarding the flashbacks has clearly never watched the big 3. Anime is all about flashbacks and if the writing is good, there is no harm into knowing things from the past over and over again. What's present if it's not the past accumulating all together to that certain moment it was destined to meet? I understand why this is the film of the year and it deserves all the hype around the world. A movie about love, purity, innocence and knowing the true meaning of strength. Akaza finally remembered who he was and what it meant to be powerful enough. To protect your loved ones. Nothing more. Nothing less. Akaza stole the show. After the Rengoku flashbacks, I never cried this much watching a person hugging another person not out of love but out of sheer desperation as it was his final chance to live a honest life and he did. He did.

Was a fun time. And since I only seen few of the episodes, the flashback that some complain about, were actually helpful to get more from the movie. Overall it was quite a wild ride, especially in a 4DX cinema.

I was incredibly nervous going into this movie because of my last anime movie experience being pretty bad since it had de-synced subtitles and terribly rushed pacing (*cough* Haikyuu *cough*).

**THANK GOD** this movie shattered those worries. This was THE best anime movie experience I've ever had, **ESPECIALLY** as my first IMAX movie. It makes me so happy to finally see an anime movie that didn't feel rushed, that actually felt like a fleshed out piece of a story rather than a blur of events. Initially, I cringed at the fact that this arc was going to be split into 3 movies. After today, I have confidence that the next two will be great!

Oh my god I can’t wait!!

Really didnt need to humanize Akaza that B!tch