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Genre | Animation |
Format | 4K, Digital_copy, Blu-ray |
Contributor | Yoshinori Kitase, Tetsuya Nomura, Square Enix Co. Ltd., Square USA, Shinji Hashimoto |
Language | Japanese |
Runtime | 2 hours and 6 minutes |
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Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Movie now in 4k Ultra HD
A soldier long thought dead in battle returns to wreak havoc on mankind as a punishment for the fact that he was genetically engineered by a corrupt company.
Two years have passed since the ruins of Midgar stand as a testament to the sacrifices made in order to bring peace. However, the world will soon face a new menace. A mysterious illness is spreading fast. Old enemies are astir. And Cloud (Burton), who walked away from the life of a hero to live in solitude, must step forward yet again...
4k BD Movie Includes:
•Featuring fully remastered 4K HDR presentation of the “Complete” extended cut with all-new Dolby Atmos audio
•Included Blu-ray showcases production featurettes & shorts
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Continuing the storyline based on the hit Playstation® game Final Fantasy VII, two years have passed since the ruins of Midgar stand as a testament to the sacrifices made in order to bring peace. However, the world will soon face a new menace. A mysterious illness is spreading fast. Old enemies are astir. And Cloud, who walked away from the life of a hero to live in solitude, must step forward yet again . . .2016 release:Two years have passed since peace was won, and the ruins of Midgar stand as a testament to the sacrifices made to win that battle. But when a mysterious illness is linked to an insidious plot to resurrect an old enemy, Cloud must choose between the life of solitude he committed to or taking up the sword once more to save the planet he so loves. Featuring an extended director's cut containing 26 minutes of explosive additional footage and over 1,000 revised scenes, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete is BluRay High Def at it's mind-blasting best, a senses-shatte.
Product details
- Aspect Ratio : 1.78:1
- MPAA rating : Unrated (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 7 x 5 x 0.5 inches; 3.84 ounces
- Director : Tetsuya Nomura
- Media Format : 4K, Digital_copy, Blu-ray
- Run time : 2 hours and 6 minutes
- Release date : June 8, 2021
- Dubbed: : German, English, French, Spanish, Japanese
- Subtitles: : Dutch, Hungarian, Czech, German, Thai, Arabic, Slovene, Korean, English, Icelandic, Danish, Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese, Swedish, Croatian, Bulgarian, French, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Hebrew, Greek, Slovak
- Producers : Shinji Hashimoto, Yoshinori Kitase
- Studio : Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
- ASIN : B091NQGL8X
- Country of Origin : USA
- Number of discs : 2
- Best Sellers Rank: #159 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #98 in Blu-ray
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In addition to all of this, this movie also has great special features. Their are several special features that recap on the games. One recapes on the original game, giving about an hour worth of great scenes, and also showing you how much their graphics dramatically changed. Even so, it shows you how that old game still contained so much life, and how it was actually amazing and considered to still be on the top ranking of video games. They also show recaps of the three other Final Fantasy VII games (Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core, Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus, and FiThenal Fantasy VII: Before Crisis). They show you this in two ways, one lets you see the games in order they came out. Another lets you see what order they were in relating to the story, not just by the games, but by their specific scenes. In addition to all of this, theres a special feature that lets you see first hand what one of the new character's past was like, they do this in an anime form. It was very well done and was about an hour long. Last but not least, they give a very nice trailer of their newest game, Final Fantasy XIII.
As for languages, you can easily change it to the original japanese version. If not, you could keep it at it's english version, or a french version which they also offer. The subtitles also come in many languages of course.
All in all, this movie was amazing. No pictures you find online or anywhere can compare to seeing it on the big screen. Even if your not a Final Fantasy VII fan, or only know a little about it, I still believe you will find many things to love about this movie. As long as you pay attention, it is not that hard to catch on to the story and what exactly is going on. Even if you didn't play the original game? Yes. You could always watch the recap from the special features first, which is a good idea. On my first time though, I didn't. I knew nothing, yet I was extacic afterward. Now, if you are a Final Fantasy VII fan, you will undoubtly love it. They show all the characters you knew and loved in the game, and I mean all. The supporting characters do come back for epic fight scenes, and you can watch them all in action together while the story continues to unfold around them. You will also get to see things from the game that you always dreamed of seeing in CGI. For example, Cloud's sword, Sephiroth's wing, Cloud's motercyle (which they redid, making it much more futuristic and it carries his swords too), Barret's gun, Vincent's cloak, Yuffie's weapon, Red XIII's tail, even all these little details will be there to see, including almost anything else you may want to see. They also capture the characters personalities very well, even just their facial expressions are what I could see them wearing in the game at parts. Also, if there are certain characters you miss or wish you could see but doubt they'll be there, you may be in for surprises.
As for quality, I was 100% happy with this product. It never, ever lagged on me and I watched it several times. I became very used to things running slow with me, but I was surprised this didn't. In fact, it was on the fast side. The disc and box was in perfect condition as well. It was completely worth the money. This is coming from someone who rarely buys things online because of the fear of wasting money on a bad product. You will not be sorry, this movie is great for anyone. There are some cursing and blood however, if you don't mind that then your all set. I give this product 5 stars, and that is the first time I have ever done that.
It wasn't until surfing the internet this summer, coming across the movie's protagonist, Cloud Strife, by chance and reading about him that I became aware of the huge story world behind "Advent Children". I soon learned that Cloud is a renowned character among gamers, as is his enemy Sephiroth; that Final Fantasy VII is regarded as groundbreaking and one of the best video games ever; and that there's a massive amount of verbiage on the internet about both the characters and the game. The more I read, the more I was drawn in. I read complete synopses of the game and bios of its characters and - branching out to its prequel Crisis Core - watched all 3 hours of cutscenes from that video game in 10 minute Youtube segments. Then I watched "Advent Children" again, knowing that the first few times around, I'd been watching it through a dim fog. This time it all seemed to be in focus. I knew what the glowing round spheres were. I knew who the secondary characters were and how they connected. I knew why the city of Midgar was in ruins. My enjoyment of the movie was substantially enhanced, so much so that I was left wanting more. The only solution was to play the game itself.
This took me a bit of self-convincing, since I'm old enough to be Cloud's grandmother and hadn't finished a video game since Zork Nemesis, but I took the plunge. I just finished it a few nights ago. And I agree that the game is everything it's cracked up to be. But I know this is a review about the movie, not the game. I'm leading up to how much more still having played the game adds to the pleasure of the movie. I watched the movie again last night, and this time I watched the blu ray extended version. Of course I expected it to be better this time around what with the added minutes, the increased clarity of the blu ray format, and the much deeper understanding I'd gained from the game itself, but the movie STILL exceeded my expectations. The additional footage is a great improvement, from tiny little insertions to some complete new scenes, they're all worthwhile. Some serve to fill in story and character development, others add even more wow to the over-the-top action sequences. The blu ray clarity makes these quite a bit easier to follow. And now having played the game, I understood even more than I'd expected about what takes place in the movie that I'd not recognized before - Sephiroth's tragic background and what took place between him and Cloud; why Cloud camps out in the church; Aerith's huge significance. And Zack! I was delighted to see more of Zack, who's an awesome character in his own right. He deserves his own movie. I was surprised by the impact of the music this time. It derives from the game, and strongly evokes the game's themes, from battles to uneasy exploration, to Aerith's warmth and Sephiroth's sinister terrificness. This time around, the characters, their friendships and animosities and traumas were much deeper for me. The interconnected FFVII stories are more like a tv series than a single movie or book in the amount of time one spends on, or `in', them, and as with a really good tv series, I found I'd come to really care about the characters. A lot of excellent creativity and effort was put in to Advent Children. Considering its limited prime audience, it's a grand gift from Square Enix to FFVII's fans. I'm glad it's been successful for them, and very happy they put the effort in to making this new "Complete" edition. Sure it helped to sell blu-ray playing PS3s and generate interest in the FFVII PS3 download, which is what I played. But they did a great job. They have my appreciation. I think Tetsuya Nomura's sense of character and story is genius.
In summary, I recommend this movie to anyone who's curious about it, especially if you have a fondness for epic sci-fi fantasy action adventure romance. It hits on all cylinders (ok, the romance part is mostly in the games). But "FFVII:Advent Children" also has thought provoking currents underlying its save-the-world plot, the personal challenges faced by its characters and its sensational, adrenaline stirring action and battle scenes - the tradeoffs of degrading our environment in return for energy; the use of a soulless corporation as an excuse for committing atrocious acts; the importance of friends. The depiction of Mako energy and the lifestream as having a healing/destructive duality also intrigues me, especially as there's a similar 'planet force' depicted in some of Hiyao Miyazake's animated movies, which I also adore. In this extended version of "Advent Children", Reno asks how a person could ever manage to atone for the horror brought about by the Shinra Corporation (which occurred during the game), and there's mention of the destroyed Mako reactor still emitting too much lifestream energy to be safe. I can't help but wonder if this is a conscious or unconscious reference to nuclear energy, also both beneficial and hugely destructive, and if it comes up in these Japanese stories because Japan's the only country in the world to have been exposed to a nuclear attack. Then there's the whole question of Jenova and what she represents. That FFVII has this depth and breadth (which you can take or leave as desired) helps make it an A+ story for me.
If you're already a FFVII fan who by some chance hasn't learned of this movie already, I doubt you need much further encouragement to watch it. If you aren't familiar with the game, I do recommend reading a summary of it and the characters beforehand. With video games now rivaling movies for entertainment dollars, it's worth learning about the game if only for its `historic' value. But the game stories are well worth it on their own terms, and do enhance the movie. I also recommend watching the movie in Japanese with English subtitles. Sometimes in dubbing, the translation has to be altered in order to fit the spoken words into the character's visible speaking time, and clarity or nuance can be lost. And the Japanese voice acting here is superb. I find that despite my knowledge of Japanese extending no further than 'hai' and 'arrigoto', the tone and inflection of the voice actors' portrayals, especially Cloud's, adds greatly to the characters' presentation. And, compared with my memory of the dvd version, the English sub translations have been improved in the 'Complete' edition.
Yes, this movie is escapist entertainment, but it's also deeply satisfying. My only consolation in being done now with the game and having again watched the movie is that there are several more Final Fantasy games yet to play.
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2. Traé dos discos, uno en 4k HDR con audio DolbyTruHD 7.1, el otro disco es FHD con audio TruHD 5.1
3. El disco 4k trae audio en español (de España) subtítulos español latino
4. El disco FHD trae el material adicional, es la versión completa.
5. Traé un código de descarga digital pero aun no pruebo si esta vigente.
6. No tube ningún problema de región o algo así. Soy de México y la probé en xbox one s y xbox series x, agarro sin problemas.
En general todo excelente, tenia años desde la última vez que la vi y verla de nuevo en 4k es maravilloso. Soy fan de esta saga y para cualquiera que sea fan es completamente recomendada para tener en su colección.
Reviewed in Mexico on December 17, 2023
2. Traé dos discos, uno en 4k HDR con audio DolbyTruHD 7.1, el otro disco es FHD con audio TruHD 5.1
3. El disco 4k trae audio en español (de España) subtítulos español latino
4. El disco FHD trae el material adicional, es la versión completa.
5. Traé un código de descarga digital pero aun no pruebo si esta vigente.
6. No tube ningún problema de región o algo así. Soy de México y la probé en xbox one s y xbox series x, agarro sin problemas.
En general todo excelente, tenia años desde la última vez que la vi y verla de nuevo en 4k es maravilloso. Soy fan de esta saga y para cualquiera que sea fan es completamente recomendada para tener en su colección.
おそらく、再生機器の問題か、HDRの設定がうまくいっていないだけかと。
とにかく高精細、かつ、鮮やかです。
服の生地、手の血管など、驚きの映像です。
十数年経って、ようやく本物のACを見れました。
こちらは国内版よりはるかに安いのでオススメですが、日本語の文字が出る場面では、英語の字幕が付きます。
いろいろ設定をいじっていますが、今のところ消せていないです。