So I started watching it because one of my friends insisted it was life-changing. In the spoiler box can be summarized my thought process episode-by episode.
If you haven't watched it, do it and then come spew feels with me
I was spoiled for episode 3, but it turned out that knowing what was going to happen is not the same thing as being prepared for it T_TSoreiyu wrote:I never had any real interest in watching it. It's all female characters and I've already been plot spoiled by the internet.
My Bmangaluva wrote:Ah! That's why I couldn't find it, I tried searching "Puella Magi" XP
If they showed the first two then it's very likely they'll show the third one - I don't really know if any of the movies premiered in the UK though, never looked into itmangaluva wrote:It's a movie festival that's happened in Edinburgh and Glasgow for about the past three years. It's gotten bigger every year because it's been so successful. Last year they had Blood -C: The Last Dark (damn good movie despite the anime being the shittiest incarnation of Blood after the live-action movie) and Wolf Children Ame and Yuki (which I bought tickets for but didn't get to see because the website LIED TO ME about the showtimes and a bunch of us turned up forty minutes late). In Edinburgh all the showings are in the Edinburgh Playhouse, which is a classy little venue. The first year, they had the Professor Layton movie. They always get stuff.
Therefore: please, please, please let there be Puella Magi... it won't be the first subbed movie they've shown.
They haven't, to my knowledge, shown the first two movies... although this time last year I wasn't into Puella Magi, so I wouldn't have noticed if it was in the lineup. (Like how I only got into Trigun a couple of weeks after they showed Badlands Rumble the year before. *sobs*)ranger wrote:If they showed the first two then it's very likely they'll show the third one - I don't really know if any of the movies premiered in the UK though, never looked into itmangaluva wrote:It's a movie festival that's happened in Edinburgh and Glasgow for about the past three years. It's gotten bigger every year because it's been so successful. Last year they had Blood -C: The Last Dark (damn good movie despite the anime being the shittiest incarnation of Blood after the live-action movie) and Wolf Children Ame and Yuki (which I bought tickets for but didn't get to see because the website LIED TO ME about the showtimes and a bunch of us turned up forty minutes late). In Edinburgh all the showings are in the Edinburgh Playhouse, which is a classy little venue. The first year, they had the Professor Layton movie. They always get stuff.
Therefore: please, please, please let there be Puella Magi... it won't be the first subbed movie they've shown.
Dammit UK get your shit together. WE NEED ANIME.ranger wrote:Did some research - there weren't any UK showings for movies 1 and 2
I think it's mainly because it's an Aniplex of America thing.