Anime Fans Weigh In On Netflix's 'Fullmetal Alchemist' Film
Today is the day! After making its debut last year, Fullmetal Alchemist has released its first [...]
@ BrianTMcClellan
That was, uh, quite the made-for-TV movie version of Fullmetal Alchemist.
— Brian McClellan (@BrianTMcClellan) February 19, 2018
@ Ajax_Ranger
Live-action Fullmetal Alchemist was serviceable. Pretty much what you’d expect from a big series being crammed into a movie. Enjoyed the cast and visuals but the pacing was way too fast. Nothing had any emotional resonance at all.
— Alex (@Ajax_Ranger) February 19, 2018
@ adibdob
Just watched the live action Fullmetal Alchemist movie on Netflix.
It's not horrific. Basically a massively abbreviated version of the first couple of arcs with an original ending. #FMANetflix
— Adib Khondkar (@adibdob) February 19, 2018
@ xJessBarker
The live action Fullmetal Alchemist movie on Netflix actually wasn't as bad as I was expecting it to be, pleasantly surprised, they stuck by the anime really well ? pic.twitter.com/PFu0tJs5tt
— Jessicα ? (@xJessBarker) February 19, 2018
@ NoorElBahrain
Fullmetal Alchemist film review:
With all long rich story adoptions you are going to lose a lot when trying to fit it into a 2h film. That is what happened here. It is only part of the story and the ending leaves room for a sequel.
— Noor (@NoorElBahrain) February 19, 2018
@ Blueglueus
Hey, the Fullmetal Alchemist live action movie on Netflix was really good! I'm suprised at the level of quality it had. Some effects were bananas! ?
Here is hoping they make a second movie.
— Jonas Cederlund (@Blueglueus) February 19, 2018
@ dandycrocodiles
I expected this to be cheesy and subpar buy the Fullmetal Alchemist movie was really well done. It roughly adapts the first 13 episodes or so? No Scar or Izumi.
— Dandy ? (@dandycrocodiles) February 19, 2018
Great direction, great costumes barring two wigs (Ed and Envy are meh), and decent CG for an anime adaptation. pic.twitter.com/AMe0R7174K