AniWorthSpace Battleship Yamato: Resurrection

Introduction
A crisis is approaching Earth with the expansion of a moving black hole, in the year 2220. A plan is devised to move over 300-million people from Earth. When the latest transportation fleet is attacked, Space Battleship Yamato comes to its defense, the ship is now commanded by Susumu Kodai, also aboard is daughter Miyuki, child of Susumu and Yuki.
(Source: FUNimation)
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Audience reviews
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OneMoreFinal
Wow, who would have thought that one of the least discussed entries in the Yamato franchise would turn out to be one of the absolute best, and yet here we are.
Space Battleship Yamato: Resurrection achieves what many of the previous movies in the franchise failed to do, by just barely managing to squeeze a coherent and dramatic space opera epic into a single film. Whereas the likes of Farewell Yamato suffered from extremely truncated plotting despite being upwards of 2h30 long, Resurrection skillfully weaves many plot threads together into something that ultimately satisfies. Yes, the film could still perhaps have stood to be slightly longer in order to add a little more weight to certain key scenes (and honestly they probably had enough material here to produce a full 24 episode TV seri…
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-This review may contain spoilers from the movie and from the original series-
When talking about anime classics, there are not many series that rank higher than Uchuu Senkan Yamato, and with good reason, as Yamato is one of the greatest space operas out there.
This movie takes place in the year 2220, 21 years after the original series (which also has a remake now), and it's a direct sequel, where Kodai will again be the main character and will be in charge of leading an inmigration fleet to an other planet because a black hole is approaching Earth, and the days of the blue planet are counted.
This completely remade story shows us how CGI can actually be an incredible tool in animation when used well (and when having good budget). Yamato's animation, which uses CGI A LOT, is really mind…
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