I was already extremely satisfied with the ending. Watching the movie in the cinema was really great especially the rumbling scenes the sound was simply amazing. The cinematic experience was great i watched the movie twice, I would watch it even a 3rd and 4th time if it was not a limited screening. I don't even write review lmao but I felt the score and the reception towards the movie is quite underrated. The final after credits scene from the manga was perfect it was simply the icing on the cake.- I was already extremely satisfied with the ending. Watching the movie in the cinema was really great especially the rumbling scenes the sound was simply amazing. The cinematic experience was great i watched the movie twice, I would watch it even a 3rd and 4th time if it was not a limited screening. I don't even write review lmao but I felt the score and the reception towards the movie is quite underrated. The final after credits scene from the manga was perfect it was simply the icing on the cake.

My first and probably my only review I will do on MAL. Originally, when I saw the last episodes when they aired I gave both of them a 9. I think incredibly highly of this show, some people didn't really like the ending, but personally I really really enjoyed it. I did not go into this movie expecting to give it anything higher than a 9. But genuinely, this is easily the best thing I've seen and it's not even close. I've watched hundreds and hundreds of movies, this surpasses all of them, and it's not even close. I also was incredibly emotional watching thiswhich I didn't expect since I already saw the last 2 episodes. But I guess just something about this movie being on the Big Screen just made this so so much more spectacular. There was parts of it where I genuinely really wanted to cry. It was like everything got amplified 100 times over. And probably what also made this movie for me personally is that I got to see this movie for truly what it is. I read and found out that the Director for this movie when he was making the storyboards for this, he wrote it with the intent of it being a movie. Which is really really great because I got to see this for really what it was. Seeing both episodes back to back was incredibly seamless and I think the best way to watch this finale. I saw this on February 10th on Monday, and I saw it last night in Sub again and planning on seeing it again tonight in the Dub. This movie is beautiful. It's probably the most beautiful movie I've ever seen, and probably the hardest movie I've ever had to watch. 10/10 easily the best thing I've ever seen. Thank you Hajime Isayama for writing this incredibly amazing beautiful story, I will never ever forget it. Shinzo Sasageyo. o7 Also, the Post Credit Scene was a really really nice touch, won't say what it is. But it was a really really really nice touch. <3

I am writing this just after watching "Attack On Titan The Last Attack" and holy shit is this movie was amazing. The characters, plot and everything leading up to the rumbling is executed near perfectly, creating an amazing way of giving characters more development while ending the series off. I am so happy that they made this movie a thing in the first place. I think any fan of Attack On Titan needs to see this, especially in on the big screen in cinemas. In my opinion, this film deserves a 10/10. That doesn't mean that this movie is perfect but it will definitely berecognized as a masterpiece of fiction, and as a great way of ending off the legacy Attack On Titan holds.

This film resonates every bit as powerfully, if not more so, than the final chapter. Its extended runtime provides the opportunity to delve deeply into each character's psychological evolution, giving audiences a full view of their personalities. Scenes that might have seemed rushed before now receive the proper buildup and explanation. The movie covers every detail in a streamlined, well-organized way, resulting in a deeply satisfying conclusion to this masterpiece. Additionally, there’s a brief extra scene at the end that provides greater insight into the dynamic between Eren, Mikasa, and Armin, while also subtly engaging the audience. Ultimately, it serves as a reminder of Attackon Titan’s remarkable journey and the lasting legacy it leaves in the anime world.