CHAINSAW MAN - THE MOVIE: REZE ARC - Movie Review

I heard they were making a Chainsaw Man movie. I was... I was giddy with that, man. I love Chainsaw Man. The Edward Scissorhands of chainsaws right here. I did not think that once! I did! And it's brilliant! This is a crazy, crazy anime show and manga where you have a guy who, for reasons we'll get into later, turns into a dude with a chainsaw for a head and arms. They just come out of his limbs right there, and he just goes crazy slicing people up. And this is in a world where that's normal. Yeah. Because there are devils, these demons that just randomly pop up around this world, and they have a society, or not a society, they actually have a branch of the government, the public safety demon hunters out there, devil hunters, that go out there and try to take care of these pesky devils when they pop up. And Chainsaw Man is one of the most badass devil hunters out there. So, that's why when the movie came out, and I went to see it, I got this film about sweet and emotional teenage love. Yeah. A little love triangle. A little love triangle. Almost a soap opera about teenage romance. Who the hell goes to watch Chainsaw Man for teenage romance? Yeah. When this started, I was like, alright, I guess I'm going to get something like the Demon Hunters movie, you know, with the infinite castle, where it's just action, non-stop, and then it's like, I think I'm in love. Yeah. Yeah. That damn CWN show is going on right here, man. Yeah, I watched the movie where two teenagers, they go have coffee, they go to the movies. A lot. They go to the movies all day. All day long. All day. I'm watching a movie watching kids go to movies. Who the hell goes to see Chainsaw Man for that? And what do we think about that? As this is, again, the anime's kicking ass. It's the number one movie out there. Oh, I bet. Didn't even need to ask. So how do we feel about this? I came here to see a man with chainsaw hands, and a chainsaw head sliced up demons, and people, and devils, and I'm watching these two kids hold hands, and go watch ******* indie cinema all day. Who the hell thought of this and thought that I would like it? Let's go ahead and see if we truly did like this, and tell you more about this film, after we watch this trailer, and come back with our reviews for Chainsaw Man, the movie, Rev Arc. Rez. Rez! Yeah. That's what I said, right? You said Rev. No, I didn't. Chainsaw! So I love how over the top, I mean, oh, I'm talking in my anime voice, I'm sorry. Let me get my indoor voice right here. So, and I'm, we say Rez, but it's also Reze, as they say in the film, which is the name of one of the love interest, and also the girl in the title, Reze. Rez, but we'll say Reze. But, if you know anything about the show, I mean, you know how over the top it is. Have you ever watched the show at all? I had not. I'd seen maybe a couple clips here and there, but I was expecting it to be over the top, because that is just the standard for anime. Yeah. Yeah, as I told you, so this is a very over the top series. So the premise for this world is that this is an alternate reality where demons or devils pop up and they're safety hazards. They're pretty much big giant pests. And in this world, you have this character of Denji. Denji is a teenager, and he was actually in for a lot of money with the yakuza, and so they killed him. But fortunately for Denji, he had a, fortunately for Denji, he had a chainsaw dog right here. It was a little devil dog named Pochita. And you talk about being a mutt. Apparently a dog fucked a chainsaw, and we got this right here. But somehow, Pochita was able to save Denji's life because they merged together. And thus we have the chainsaw man that you see right here. And he starts working for the public safety devil hunters. That's the branch of the government that goes out to get rid of these devils. And all the devils want Denji's heart, from what I understand, because this is a unique thing that happened when he combined with this little puppy chainsaw dog. And now he has the power of regeneration. And so all these devils want to know how they can get that power too, I believe. It's been a while since I've seen the series, but it's a fun series. Very Japanese. Again, very over the top. Very crazy. And you would expect that with this show right here. You would expect a lot of comic book action, gore, a lot of screaming and hollering. But for a lot of the movie, as we were talking about before we saw the trailer, it's actually the opposite of all of that. And I think that that's kind of cool because given a little bit of time, that actually makes this more accessible to people who don't know the TV show. I 100% agree. I think that this is something that, even if you're not super familiar with this, I think that you will be able to go in and understand maybe not all of it, but a good portion of it. And there's also undeniable symmetry between some of the designs of some stuff. It's a movie with a giant shark. Someone has a long black head, kind of looks like a xenomorph. There's all these stylistic things I recognized. So when you jump into it, there's characters, there's plot details at the start of it, and you won't know any of that if you don't know the show. If you haven't seen the show, you're going to be lost on what this character is over here, why are these people doing what they're doing over there. But listen, if you go into this movie and you know this from the show, then you know what you're getting into. But, given some time, a lot of the plot does not depend on what you see at the beginning. It does not depend on a lot of the stuff that you saw in the show or whatever happened in the show. So, this kind of picks up. Here, this is where people can start getting into the movie. So this picks up for just the newbies that get in here and picks up on a new story, at least I think, kind of new. There's some stuff that had been brewing in the show, but again, you don't have to know what that was. All you need to know now is that Denji's boss, this cutie right here, Makima, she asked him to go out on a date. And from this moment, the movie takes a very unexpected turn. Because we're looking for, at the beginning of the movie, we're looking for this right here. Yeah! But, it takes an unexpected turn to where it becomes like this really sweet romance, man. And really, I mean, it's just one long meet-cute when these two get together. Because Denji and Makima, however you say her name, they go to the movies all day, as we say. They see about 10 movies. I didn't even know you could, I didn't even think you could watch that many movies in one day. Maybe not 10, but they talk about seeing 10 movies and only one being good. Okay, alright. Because they spend all day at the movies. All the movies suck, by the way. They complain about every ******* movie they see. I'm surprised, I'm surprised they kept going. Every movie that they saw, you think we're bad with our criticism of movies. They walk out talking ---- about everything they've seen. Even the audience, they're like, can you believe these motherfuckers crying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. They talk ---- about the movie. They talk about the audience. They talk about the dude sitting in front of them, behind them. And then they go see one last movie of that day and the last scene just has them in tears, just crying. And after that moment, they both have just kind of bonded. They shared this nice moment where they watched some cinema. They cried at the same time. Then she says, man, she's the one. There's no one else for me. This girl, she has to be it. No other girl has moved me like this girl right here. Oh, but nothing in life is simple when you're a handsome devil hunter like Denji right here. I don't know what cologne he's wearing. I don't know what kind of smell he's putting out. I mean, he's so spry, you know, and young and 16. For no reason, they're like, by the way, he is 16. Yeah, well, you know, again, when the series starts out, he's kind of a kid who's on his own. And he's been poor as you know, he's been mistreated. He's been murdered. And now life is kind of picking up. It's like where he, because after he was brought back to life, he started working for the government and he hasn't had too much time to date or do anything that a teenager does. So now he's got this girl, but then this other girl comes up. And like I said, right when things seem like, things are looking up for old Denji right here. Things become complicated when Reza, Reze comes in here. She's the cute girl that works at the coffee shop down the street. And while Makima is cute and likes going to see indie cinema and you know, she's kind of that artsy girl and whatnot, and also his boss, which is kind of hot. Reze is more wild. She's more flirty and kind of nasty. She's like, she likes making sex jokes about balls and ass. Yeah. Which you know, makes Denji's hormones go crazy. I mean, he's a teenage boy, so you know, he's hard as a rock. And she's, and she's cute, man. She's actually kind of fun. Oh, oh, which one? The sweet girl that loves to go to indie cinema or this wild-ass nasty girl right here. Now, it is important to note in this movie that Denji, he has hardly been able to be a teen. I just mentioned that. You know, he's given this big responsibility where he has to go and hunt devils for the government. And both girls kind of give him some normalcy, man. Especially Reze because, you know, she's not, she comes across flirty and a little dirty and whatnot, a little sexual, but she's actually a very nice girl. She's very sweet too. And the thing that she, she keeps reminding him that, you know what, yeah, you're a teenager. You missed out on so much. You didn't get to go to school. You didn't get to hang out. And so she starts actually tutoring him to learn a language and they even go, let's see if I saw it in this trailer right here. They even go skinny dipping, I think. Which is kind of, it was, I really liked the way they did that scene, but it made me feel weird because of like, they stopped the movie to be like, hey, this guy is this old. Now he's going to get in this pool with a naked woman and we're going to show it in this very artistic way that I like. But I was like, how old is this girl? What am I looking at right here? Well, listen, I don't know what it's like in Japanese culture because in the show, listen, you couldn't do this in America and yet they get away. We just say, when we watch it here, we just say, well, that's just Japanese. But he wants to grab, he wants to know what it's like to grab titties. Yeah. And he's always, I think he's actually groped some people in the show. That's what I heard. Yeah. He wants to like, because again, he hasn't had life this good. He hasn't had a date, he hasn't had a girl. So he wants to know what it's like to grab titties, boobs. And so, yeah, they do some things that I don't think you could probably do here. However, they go skinny dipping and it's actually pretty innocent, man. I mean, our titties are all hanging out and I'm sure, you know, I guess dingy all worked up and everything. But it's innocent. Yeah. And they frame it in a way that I thought was really cool where it's like, ah, it's so dark, you won't be able to see anything anyway. And I think that them saying that and showing it the way they do, besides the fact that they mention the age, which just makes it feel weird for me, I thought it was a very beautiful looking scene. Yeah. No, it was because it's innocent. She's, you think it's going to be, they mislead you to thinking like, oh, you know, this is going to be weird. It's going to be something kind of dirty. I don't know if I should be watching this because they're teenage kids. But she's teaching him how to swim. She's teaching him how to, you know, how to read a certain way. She's teaching him how to swim. She's pretty much just saying, listen, you know, come out and live this life that you hadn't lived before because you've been working the job of and have the responsibilities of an adult. You've never been able to be a kid. And I thought, man, you know what? For a movie where I came to see a dude with, again, with chainsaws coming out of his ******* hands. I'm like, this is kind of, this is kind of thoughtful. This is actually kind of nice. And, you know, and that's what it is, man. It's a nice, it's a nice coming of age story. The movie's slower paced and it's actually good. I like these characters, man. It's, and it's sweet, man. It's, it's, it's slow paced, but the show, but, I mean, but, but the movie, it kind of, it builds up with these characters. You get invested because I'm happy to see Denji get to be a kid. I actually feel that. I, I have sympathy for him. I'm happy that he's happy. Uh, I'm also in suspense. I'm treating this like a soap opera. Oh my God, you know, which, which girl is it going to be? You know, is it going to be, again, uh, Makama? Or is he going to be, you know, is he going to get in the, in the Reze? You know, I was, I was like, oh my God, which one? I'm watching, again, I'm watching this like it's a, like it's a soap opera. I, I got that too, but it was pretty obvious to me what was going to end up happening. ****. Yeah. You don't go with the girl that's talking about ass and, and, and balls, you know, that's what I'm going with. Yeah. Come on. He's a, he's a dude. He's a 16 year old boy. Yeah. He's going to go with the girl. That's pretty much him. I'm going to have sex with you. And them explaining his reasoning. I thought that they use the trope of like, you know, the, the anime narrator. I thought they use that really well. Cause the way the art style shifts so much, like when he's narrating and talking about his thought process of picking one of the girls, I thought that was really well done. Listen, man, I'm so into this, to this dude. And these two chicks that he's trying to figure out who to date. And I'm so into the, I listen, this is not, I'm not, I'm not talking about sex. I'm not talking about titties. I'm talking about sweet, innocent teenage love and romance. I forgot that. I came here to see a man with chainsaws for limbs in their head. Yeah. It was kind of enjoying. I was like, Oh, this is a, this is a will. They won't say, okay. Yeah. I forgot that. I came here to see a movie called chainsaw man. And if it didn't cut to the occasional demon hunter scene, our creature popping up, I forget what crazy ass movie that I'm in. It takes a long time before that creature chainsaw man even shows up. Yeah. I mean, that's what I'm, I really forgot that I was watching chainsaw man. I thought I was watching one of those anime dramas that comes out of Japan every now and then. I was like, wow, why does this remind me of perfect blue in like the two animes I've ever seen? Yeah. I'm thinking am I watching a Miyazaki movie or something right now? Because I'm like, man, this is a drama ******* chainsaw, man. I'm kind of cool watching this. Oh, sir. Here it comes. I'm not going to hit you with it. It's too illicit. It's too late. It's too early for this nonsense. 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When things are so sweet, right? When you got your guard down, the movie takes a dark ass turn fast, fast, real fast. In fact, it's so dark. They're about to introduce one movie and made it. And it's almost too dark for this film. Like they get rid of that and go to something else. And Reza shows that she's not the person that we thought she is. And this movie goes ******* insane. Insane. Not crazy out of his goddamn mind. Insane. Yeah. Straight jacket. Shit. Yeah. It's straight jacket wrapping right before your very eyes. Like this movie needs to be committed. It does. It's movies. The way it just flips. We hit. I mean, we were having a nice night. Nice view. And then ---- just literally blows up, man. Yeah. And then they take the cap off the ADD bottle and just pour it. Yeah. That's what somebody just said. And then somebody said here in the, in the chat show gone crazy. This movie show go crazy. Man, it might as well have been water coming out of light bulbs. People. I know I say this all the time, but seriously, this ---- flips into something that, like I said, man, you might as well be in another movie. Cause at this moment we go from. Again, this sweet teen romance to a demon woman with a bomb for a head who threatens to blow up half of Tokyo, fighting the guy with chainsaw arms, riding a giant shark. Yeah. Shark boy, shark, dude. Yeah. Inside a literal living demon. Tornado. Fireworks. It's like a, like a, you know, it's like the, the craziest concert you've ever been to. Yeah. People. It goes so crazy. You ask yourself, how did we get here? Don't worry about it. Really? Don't worry. It doesn't matter. No, no. We all, it matters that we're here and I'm ******* for it. Yeah. I am 100% for it, man. I'm skipping some details on how we got here, but you don't need to know what matter. It would not matter. Yeah. The characters that come in, they're there for people who watch the show because in between like the first part you talked about and this, there is a lot of ----. I didn't understand. I was like, I'm not going to question that. Just move on. Okay. Blown ---- up. Only thing that I can say, only thing I could criticize with this is that you were watching this nice romance. You were getting into it. This is your first time watching this. You almost think that this is going to be the rest of the movie. Then all of a sudden at the end, that's going to be you. This is the world we live in now. And it's amazing. I, you know, again, I'm not saying that this is for everybody is, this is, this is what the Japanese do. Okay. We, we start with one thing and then all of a sudden we're somewhere else. Don't ask about it. You don't like it. There's a door right there. I don't have to tell you, but it is at this point one long insane fight scene. Again, a literal whirlwind of animated blood guts, pyrotechnics, fireworks, explosions, but it's beautiful. It's beautiful. The, the, you know, the, even the demon blood in here, it starts taking on different fluorescent colors. And the, the movie just, it becomes psychedelic. Yeah. In a way. That was the first thing I said to you. I was like, not expecting this to literally be avant-garde and like super out there. Yeah. No, it out there. Let me ask you something. Let me put this on you. You haven't seen the show. Nope. You got into the romance part, just like I did. And you liked that part. No, I did. Yeah. Cause I appreciate it just cause it was an animated version of that type of story. What did you think when it turned to this? I mean, when it became what I expected it to be the whole time, I was like, all right, here we go. But there's, there's a stylistic choice that this makes. It's very different than a lot of the other anime you see these days where it's like, this really feels like it's from someone who loves that look of like late seventies, eighties anime. Yeah. This felt like I found something that just, just was, you know, like hidden in, in anime. And it was just like, this looks like some ---- right out of the eighties. Yeah. And, and I thought it was really pretty to look at, man. I, sometimes I don't mind. You told your story. It took, it took a turn and I love this unapologetic, unapologetic, crazy as insane action. And like I said, man, that's, they, they built this world and that's just, that's just the world we live in. And when you watch this, you'd accept it or you don't. They already set up in the very beginning that this, this, this world, anything crazy could pop up at any moment and things can take a turn like this. Yeah. And they stopped to do like, you know, like very, like, like very highbrow storytelling type of stuff where it's just like letting the images speak for itself, but then it will jump back into the crazy ----, you know, like at the very end. No, I think you have, I think you have a good point. I mean, maybe it's not storytelling for everybody, but I like that they told this story and they told it with character. And then they got into a part of the movie where they just want to be visual and tell the story that way. It's something like, you just watch, it's like a ballet of, of, of. Cause the animation is so beautiful. It's just like this is violent. Yeah. But it's like just watching this, this, this ballet, these, these people just doing these, you know, this aerial dance. And it's a ballet within it of styles. Yeah. Cause I noticed that like certain characters were almost animated differently. Like when, when Chainsaw Man is in his human form, lacks a lot of detail. But when he becomes Chainsaw Man, there's so many little crevices and, and lines on it. I thought it was really interesting. I did that. That is actually a good point because yeah, man, it's like they, they, they save the detail for a lot of the fighting. And I love that because you have the, the, the art style is simplistic. It's more simplistic. Now, that's not a criticism. It's more simplistic when they're telling the, the, the drama, the romance part, and then it gets, you know, as you say, there's a lot of detail because this is just chaotic. Yes. And, and, and there's just a lot of detail to show that, you know, so yeah, you know, the animation is more intricate. You like his shirt flying around everywhere. They really save a lot of the, the best animation for this kind of stuff right here. It almost, I thought had a look of rotoscoping it sometimes because I was like, that looks real. But like, it's lacking detail almost, you know? Yeah. Like when they show animals or like, you know, like objects that you recognize, like a comb or something, or just a glass. Yeah. I, and I think even chainsaw, man, I think the, like the head might be CG sometimes. Yeah. Oh, there was definitely some parts where like the environment was CG or it was like flat and they were animated on top of it. Yeah. A lot of combinations of styles, a lot going on. Yeah. It's, it's, it's stunning, man. I, and I think it's just something different. I mean, maybe, maybe we don't tell stories like this, but I like when you, when, when you start out one way and then this whole thing just takes a turn into something different. And yet you can see how it's still connected. Oh, yeah. It doesn't feel like a turn, like at the end of 28 years later where it's like, yeah, exactly. Yeah. It's, it's, it's definitely two different things that are happening, but they're still connected. These characters, they, you know, they, they're still telling their story. They just telling it in a different style, a different way. One is very subtle. One is very actionable. And for someone like me, who's not very familiar with the show, they definitely ease you into that. This ---- is going to go nuts. Yeah. Because like, even before, you know, like these big fight scenes happen, you get to see the aftermath of it. And you're like, Jesus Christ. And man, when it, when it does flip it again, it's, that's not like they just start fighting out of nowhere and it's, you know, it's there, you know, there's explosions and whatnot. No, there's a moment when you see it turn and, and you, it's, it's a moment of dread. Cause I'm like, oh ----, it's about to go down. And also it's a betrayal for a dingy, man. I feel bad for him when that moment happens. And there's also a pretty horrific tooth. What happens with that? I just thought, eh, you got to learn. He's 16, man. He's an idiot. You know, he's 16. He's thinking of his dick right now. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. No, you're right. Welcome to real life. Yeah. He'll learn. He'll have to get his ass beat by, you know, demons several times, several times. Uh, yeah, man, I, um, I, I also thought like, and when it was done, the ending was kind of profound and in a way, because it reminds us again that dingy is a teenager and, you know, that might keep him from doing his job, uh, doing it, doing, doing a job, doing the job in a, in a way that an adult would, would, would do it better. The adult would be more mature about it. They'd be, they'd be more rational about it. He's not. And I think he makes some bad choices at the end. And then the movie has a nice wrap up based on his bad choices. So it's not even like he's a hero at the end. He's still a kid who's not thinking right. He's thinking very, you know, immaturely. Yeah. And the movie calls him out directly for it. Yeah. Yeah, it does. Yeah. It's actually, man, listen, this movie for all of the craziness and the way just kind of just turns so quickly. It's still a smart film, I think. And it's exciting. It's fun. And definitely meant for people who like anime. Uh, like I said, you know, if you're somebody who's walking into this, even though the, even when it is accessible with the romance part, uh, I don't know how you're going to feel when, when it, when it gets wild, you know, it might, it, you might get thrown off completely by that and start tuning out and be like, what the **** is happening? And this dude riding a shark, riding a tornado. Especially with the art style jumping around so fast and so much the way that it does. Yeah. Nice. Man, I look, I love it. I thought it was great, but then, you know, that's just me. I, I was kind of raised on anime. Always dreamed of this day when anime would become mainstream like this. And now I'm kind of getting back into it. This is taking me back to when I, I, you know, the anime that I, that I kind of grew up with crazy stuff like this. Yeah. I mean, like I said, it looks like it's right out of the eighties. Yeah, no, you're right. You're right. But yeah, man, I, I enjoyed this. I, I would give this full price, but again, that is somebody who knows what they're going into, who likes anime, who has watched the show. I, I can't, I don't know if I can actually recommend this, even with it having an accessible part of the story. I don't know if I can recommend this to somebody who's just coming in casually, but definitely if you're a fan of the show, you know what you're getting into and people obviously love this. And, and yeah, I'm one of those people. So I give it a full price, but again, I saw the show. Yeah. I don't, I didn't like it nearly as much as you did. I don't think, but I do think that there is enough quality stuff here that even if you are coming in pretty much blind, like I did, that you could have a good time. If you were someone who loves art house movies, this one might surprise you. I, I got more out of this than I was expecting. I went in with an open mind and I saw a story with a full arc and characters that I could follow way more than you would think. And yeah, I'd give it probably like a low matinee. I'm not eager to rewatch it, but I did like the experience of seeing in theaters and, you know, even though the audience is kind of annoying, they can't shut up and be like, Oh, there's a guy who did this thing the whole time, which is so weird. But I appreciate that something like this exists. I'd give it a low matinee. Okay. I don't think that's fair. Somebody's coming in this without even knowing anything. I think that's actually pretty good. Yeah. And you were worried too. You're like, no, don't, don't come in here pissing off these anime fans. Please don't piss off these anime fans. Please, please don't piss them off. I'm going to piss on them. You already pissed off the K-pop people. Now, don't go. I like that movie. This man's trying to piss off all the Asians over here. Please, please, man. But no, I think, I think what you said is fair. Yeah. I like that. Yeah.