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 is a flawless masterpiece. Firstly, what I would like to say is that there isn't many shows that quite hit like attack on titan did. After finishing the anime and all episodes, i still found myself in a state like i felt it wasnt over, it was it gave me everything. But it wasnt until this movie that i finally felt like i could give aot a proper send off. I think this movie achieves and answers all viewer questions, and rounds up every character arc between all the previous seasons. I will promise you if you watch this far into the series you willnot be disappointed. This movie wasn't a cash grab it was a conclusion to a magnificent story. For any personal ratings of the movie. Soundtrack 10/10, Story 10/10 Characters 10/10 animation/visuals 10/10 overall 10/10. Finally i want to say thank you to Hajime Isayama for writing this masterpiece and changing everyone's life for the better. When you watch this, not only will all your favourite characters develop, but so will you in a personal level.

Having seen this film in the cinema hit me in a completely different way!! I was already in tears within the first 10 minutes... even though I already knew the whole story, I was still devastated! It was definitely one of the most intense experiences I've ever had. Practically everyone in my session also cried throughout the entire movie, and it was comforting to know that I wasn't the only one who cried in public. And I say more, if you like Shingeki, try to go watch it in the cinema because watching "the rumbling" with all the audio control and image quality makes the experience muchmore intense and unique!!

"ATTACK ON TITAN: The Last Attack" is a final tribute to one of the greatest works of fiction of all time. It's a powerful conclusion, combining the last two special episodes — and it's absolutely excellent. The animation has reached new heights — beautiful, fluid, and captivating. The sound effects and music are astonishing and deeply moving. Nearly every track in Attack on Titan is pure gold. Characters like Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, Armin Arlert, Historia Reiss, Reiner Braun, Zeke, Grisha Yeager, Connie Springer, Sasha Braus, Jean Kirstein, Captain Levi, Hange, Commander Erwin — nearly every character is well-written and perfect in their own way. Some fans dislikeGabi and Annie, but I don’t. They perfect in their role and situation. And while I’m firmly against genocide and don’t support Eren’s actions — in fact, I hate him for it — he still remains my No. 1 favorite anime character, tied with Itachi Uchiha. Complex, tragic, and unforgettable. If I ever got the chance, I would hug every character and talk to them for hours. The action scenes are breathtaking. The visuals and landscapes are exotic, gorgeous — pure wallpaper material! The ending of Attack on Titan is perfect. Personally, I liked it more than Code Geass’ ending. In Code Geass, people got their typical fictional happy ending — peace and smiles. But AOT? It dares to go darker. Even after a genocide, humanity continues to fight. Conflict may pause, but it’s impossible to erase forever. That realism hits hard. In just 89 episodes, Attack on Titan reached a level of storytelling and impact that most anime fail to achieve even after hundreds of episodes. This isn’t just a show to me. It’s my love, my heart, and my mind. It’s part of my memories. The series, the movie, every episode — all are amazing and unforgettable. The storyline, the plot twists, the peak moments, the philosophies, the character development, the pacing, the beginning, the conclusion — everything is perfect. Peak fiction. Those 2 hours and 24 minutes felt like just 24 minutes to me. The end-credits scene was wholesome and heartwarming at the same time. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this piece of cinema. This is ABSOLUTE CINEMA. Thank you, Wit Studio. Thank you, MAPPA Studio. Thank you, Hajime Isayama — for this MASTERPIECE.

It's finally over...after 10 long years. What a journey it's been. We cried, we cheered, we laughed, and now it's time to say goodbye to one of the greatest pieces of fiction ever made. Overall, the ending wraps things up beautifully. I will not spoil anything, but I will say that there is a lot of subtlety and nuance to how things are concluded, not to mention some things are left ambiguous. There are so many things going on that it may be hard to keep up with all the different philosophies and motivations of the characters. Ultimately the meaning of the story and every character arcconnect, but it may be hard to separate character opinions from the main message that I think Isayama wants to send. I think that it is obvious that Armin reflects the message best as he narrates the whole story and ultimately is the most reasonable character, who rebukes and counsels certain characters before the end. The second narrator (will not spoil who it is) helps conclude the ending message in a letter. By the end of the credits, we get some more to think about. Speaking of end credits, there is a great little bonus at the very end, which reflects fan reactions. It ends with a coded message from the creator to the fans and it is wonderful! Thank you, Isayama, who wrote this amazing story and thank you WIT and MAPPA and everyone who helped bring this masterpiece to life!

The movie "Attack On Titan: The Last Attack" was incredible, and I just finished watching it. Character development is given in a fantastic way as the series comes to a close thanks to the nearly flawless execution of the plot, characters, and everything building up to the climax. The fact that they made this movie in the first place makes me very delighted. Any fan of Attack on Titan should, in my opinion, see this, especially if they can see it in a theater. I think this movie is deserving of a perfect score. But This doesn't mean that the film is flawless,but it will undoubtedly be regarded as a work of fiction and as a fitting conclusion to Attack on Titan's story. Special thanks to Hajime Isayama for making me cry (Eren deserve to live peacefully with Mikasa).

Thank you, Attack on Titan. While not every nitty gritty detail might‘ve been perfectly put into sense, I am so glad having watched that legendary finale in cinemas finally. Great Animation, amazing voice acting, incredible soundtrack, and an emotional impact that can be found almost nowhere else for me. It is an action spectacle that does not forget to help the viewer understanding everything in the end. This will be one of THE animes of this generation, probably even one of THE animes of all time, and it deserves every last bit of fame and recognition for it. Now that it‘s over, i really cant stateenough how great this whole journey has been. This is what you call a Masterpiece coming to a conclusion with a great ending. Thank you, Attack on Titan.

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.

Finally, the real “season finale”! First of all, I wanted to express my happiness that this time it really is the final part, because I’ve been fooled many times by this whole season finale thing. Anyway, about this movie that adapts the final part of the Shingeki manga, I have a few things to say. First, I haven’t read the manga, so my opinion is based only on what I saw in the animated version. With that, I can say that I really liked the ending of the work. There were many plot twists leading up to this moment, and even though I found the lastplot twist a bit boring, it still seemed like something that was very coherent with the plot. The animation was really good, I thought the look of the Titans was really cool to see (especially Eren). I thought it was incredible how they managed to mix 3D with 2D, especially the Titans. Even though I’m not a big fan of 3D, I still have to take my hat off to whoever did the animation, because it’s very well done. The soundtrack and sound effects are truly cinematic, as the producers did an important job to make the scenes more impactful with the sounds at the right time. I conclude that it was indeed a great ending to this famous work, full of well-written and exciting twists and turns. In short, it was good to follow this work from beginning to end and this ending was indeed something very good. I strongly recommend that you watch the film. I gave it a 5 because it is basically the same thing as the other version divided into 2 parts. I thought it was stupid to see the same film with a different title, which is why I gave it this rating. Since they wanted to make the same film seem like something else, I decided to leave my review the same as well. Death to Gabi >:( =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Finalmente a “season final” de verdade! Primeiramente queria expressar minha felicidade por dessa vez realmente ser a parte final pois fui feito de otário muitas vezes com esse negocio de season final. Enfim, sobre esse filme que adapta a parte final do mangá de Shingeki tenho alguns pontos a comentar, primeiro é que eu não li o mangá então minha opinião é baseada somente no que vi animado, com isso posso dizer que gostei muito do final da obra, teve muitos plot twist até chegar a esse momento e por mais que o ultimo plot twist eu tenha achado meio sem graça, ainda assim para mim pareceu algo bem coerente com a trama. A animação para mim ficou muito boa, o visual dos titãs foi muito legal de ver (principalmente o Eren), achei incrivel a forma como conseguiram mesclar bem o 3D com o 2D principalmente dos titãs, apesar de não ser tão fã desse 3D eu ainda tenho que tirar o chapéu para quem fez a animação pois está muito bem feita. A trilha sonora e os efeitos sonoros são de fato cinema pois aqui os produtores fizeram um importante trabalho para deixar as cenas mais impactantes com os sons no momento certo. Concluo que de fato foi um grande final para essa obra tão famosa, cheia de reviravoltas bem escritas e empolgantes, enfim, foi bom acompanhar essa obra do começo ao fim e esse final de fato foi algo muito bom, recomendo fortemente que vejam o filme. Minha nota 5 se deve pois é basicamente a mesma coisa que a outra versão dívida em 2 partes, achei idiota o mesmo filme com outro título e por isso minha nota é essa, já que quiseram deixar o mesmo filme como se fosse outra coisa, eu decidi deixar a minha review igual tambem. Morte a Gabi >:(