A Brilliant Conflict

Blistering performances.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

As someone who likes the Pokémon games and has grown up with Pokémon but isn't a kid anymore, I can't say this is a good movie. This movie has a very confusing plot with way to many subplots. Too many things have to be introduced in a world where a lot of things are already hard to accept. The movie could even be the same even without Pokémon in it. It has absolutely nothing to do with the games and barely something to do with the TV-series. But if you consider it to be independent, it is not a movie that shows many new things. A lot has been seen in other, better anime movies. Pokémon already has an interesting world, that can be explored. It can show great action in Pokémon battles. Non of that is shown in the movie. Battles are only shown shortly in the beginning. Also every Pokémon movie seems to rely on telepathy. I would like to see a movie, that is expressive enough to let Pokémon be able to not speak. Overall a movie that is watchable, but only a must-watch at the utmost for very young Pokémon fans.

I have a rule that if a movie makes me cry, then it is a fantastic movie. Pokemon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew made me bawl like a baby. The story was very genuine and one that resonated on a personal level with me.Pokemon is childish, I'll admit, but I truly believe that adds to some of the power that certain scenes have. You really don't expect these kinds of things to happen, and when they do, it hits you much harder than you would think.This particular title adds a lot of history to the Pokemon universe and is definitely a must-watch for any Pokemon fan. My only qualm with it was the part that Mew played in it. It felt somewhat detached from The First Pokemon Movie, almost to the point that it had me believing there is more than one Mew (especially with the number of times that the characters said "a Mew?" as though it wasn't THE Mew). However, that is forgivable because the story, animation, and (dubbed) voice acting was all completely on point!10/10 would recommend to any Pokemon fan, hardcore or otherwise! Expect tears!

When you look this movie and you'll be stunned because it's a different movie than its predecessor and you know this movie had praised it's visual effect,story,places, and background. So... this film was good narrated and become one of few good movie you should watch. Unfortunately, this film was missed by its acting and several cinematography that must be improved next film.To be honest, while you watch the trailer you will be happy then if you look the movie you will excited. It's fun movie yet entertaining and strong story.So i'll give the score VISUAL EFFECT 82 SPECIAL EFFECT 78 STORY 88 CREATIVITY 92 ACTING 70 CINEMATOGRAPHY 74 ENTERTAINING 84OVERALL 79-87 QUITE IMPRESSIVE "GREAT"End of Reviewing. Sorry if my English is not good or misspelled.

I was a little hesitant to watch this movie, after seeing the other Advanced Generation movies (Jirachi, Deoxys). But I'm glad I did. The opening was one of the best introductions I've ever seen to any movie, and the title was just as impressive. I was a little curious as to why the main theme (I'm Unbeatable) was postponed until twenty minutes into the movie, but it went well with that particular scene. And the plot was fascinating, albeit with holes in places. At places, the movie even made me cry--something that hasn't been done since Pokemon Heroes.Overall, an enjoyable film. Highly recommended, even to non-Pokemon fans.