Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK

2/10/20252h 25m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ See for yourself the end of their story. ~

Overview:

A colossal-sized omnibus film bringing together the last two episodes of Attack on Titan in the franchise's first-ever theatrical experience. After venturing beyond the walls and separated from his comrades, Eren finds himself inspired by this new truth and plots the "Rumbling," a terrifying plan to eradicate every living thing in the world. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, a motley crew of Eren's former comrades and enemies scramble to halt his deadly mission. The only question is, can they stop him?

Director:

Yuichiro Hayashi

Status:

Released

Language:

Japanese

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$19,791,639.00

Key words:

dystopia
giant monster
compilation
based on manga
aftercreditsstinger
edited from tv series
shounen
anime
suspenseful
complicated
powerful
straightforward
tragic

Cast

Yuki Kaji

~ as ~

Eren Yeager (voice)

Yui Ishikawa

~ as ~

Mikasa Ackerman (voice)

Marina Inoue

~ as ~

Armin Arlert (voice)

Hiroshi Kamiya

~ as ~

Levi Ackerman (voice)

Yu Shimamura

~ as ~

Annie Leonheart (voice)

Romi Park

~ as ~

Hange Zoë (voice)

Yoshimasa Hosoya

~ as ~

Reiner Braun (voice)

Kisho Taniyama

~ as ~

Jean Kirstein (voice)

Hiro Shimono

~ as ~

Connie Springer (voice)

Koji Hiwatari

~ as ~

Onyankopon (voice)

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Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
Written 4 month(s) ago
6
With the disillusioned “Eren” controlling the marauding “Titans” trampling everything in their path underfoot, it looks like an impossible task for the folks of “Marley” to thwart this “rumbling”. Maybe, though, “Armin” and “Mikasa” can find a way to thwart him by combining their skills and forcing mankind to reconcile their different factions and join forces too? It’s a conclusion to a series but stands alone well enough for you not to have followed that as this vivid, if not exactly detailed, animation takes us on a story of treachery, loyalty, and even a degree of light psychological horror as the android-looking critters threaten to obliterate humanity, like lemmings, over the edge of a cliff. In many ways it also serves as a tidying up exercise removing some established characters, sometimes quite emotionally, as the denouement embodies the values of teamwork and resilience whilst impressing us with some acrobatics and quirks along the way. It would certainly help if you’d seen the rest of the series, but the studios are getting much better at packaging these cinema releases to make sense on their own without detailed previous knowledge of the characters, and this action drama does just about enough even if it is very long for what it is, and there is a great deal of padding.