SteinMo
What a freaking movie. So many twists and turns. Absolutely intense from start to finish.
Bergorks
If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.
Joanna Mccarty
Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.
Darin
One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.
petragreen
One of the worst TV series based movies ever seen. Like the TV series it is a big cash cow commercial lasting over hour and half to sell a trading card game and sell out of cinema tickets because of a free exclusive trading card being handed out to everyone that purchased a ticket. The movie opens up with a narrative so the poor parents that took their kids to watch this movie could understand what is going on but it wouldn't change the fact that parents are guaranteed to be bored watching this. The movie takes place after season 3. The plot is just the same as the TV show predictable and obvious. The movie is mainly focused on kaiba's bitter rivalry with yugi because of not being able to handle being a sore loser after losing to a card game lasting 6 episodes from the previous season. The villain shows up at the last 10 minutes of the movie. The English dub is butchered with cheesy dialogue, the animation lacks in quality compared to the TV show and the movie itself is boring. I recommend skipping this movie and go straight to watching season 4 and watch the abridged movie.
erikvd16
By now, I know Yu-Gi-Oh 10 years. And thus, I watched this movie around November 2004 in our local cinema. You got free promotional cards during this. It was a decent movie, yes it has it's unnecessary moments like Tristan farting. But the whole story gets repeated again from the anime series and the evil guy story is getting very cliché. Unfortunately the original Yu-Gi-Oh! series got cancelled soon after this movie, since I'm not much interested in GX, 5D's Zexal and now Arc V.But why does this movie have a 4.1? OK, this does not earn an 8 or a 9, but a 4 is way too low. Luckily, Littlekuriboh made this movie a bit more excitable. As I said, this movie gets more hate than it needs, but it could have been better.
Michael Margolis
I remember seeing this for my friend's 13th birthday party. We were all huge yigioh fans and seeing yugioh on the silver screen was a dream come true, until we actually watched it. We went in the movie theater and we each got special yugioh cards. my friends got cool monster cards like blue eyes shining dragon or dark sorcerer. I got a pathetic trap card that I would never use. The movie didn't even start, and I was disappointed. For the movie, it was average. Some good parts, some bad parts and a lot of cheesy one liners. It's not bad as the people that give it a 1 say. Trust me, his is not a 1 star movie. Baby Geniuses was a 1 star movie. However the people that give this a 7 or 8 are also wrong. It assent as well written as the show and they did it include fan favorites like bandit keith or Mai valentine. Overall, it isn't bad, but it is not great.
Reptileboy66
I'm sorry but for someone who plays the card game, reads the manga, and watches the Japanese anime of Yugioh, i have to say... 4Kids has gone too f****** far. Sorry. But this whole movie is made of 4Kids crap. they destroyed the anime and now the movie. So many mistakes, so many crap dialog and scenes, too much 4Kids venom. I did not enjoy this movie one bit. At least the Japanese version of this movie made more sense and was actually good. But 4Kids has ruined this movie. Many fans, and the Japanese creators and viewers agree that this was a disgrace. I'm sorry guys but no reason to own this movie. thank god I saw this on TV rather than rent it or buy it. This is simply because 4kids not only ruined the mood and feel of the film but the characters as well. i did not believe one character in this entire movie. Yeah and the PG rating does a lot (sarcasm). Don't waste your time with this one.
