That was an excellent one.

People are voting emotionally.

Good movie but grossly overrated

Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

One piece manga is considered to be the best shounen manga ever for a lot of reasons one of them is the hard working machine behind this masterpiece that is eiichiro oda he has a style of a unique storytelling that keeps every reader excited about the next journey of the straw hats the story is filled with what i consider the best world building and the most creative art works and ideas its also has a lot of plot twists and complexity mixed with many secrets and questions to be answered

I've watched many IMDb Top Rated Movies and TV Shows, but nothing comes close to the thrill of watching One Piece. I'm rarely a fan of any movie or show, but One Piece is among the very few I liked and remains the only one that I'm a fan of. There's a reason why One Piece is the best-selling manga of all time.

One could call it One Pie and I couldn't blame them. Comparing it with Dragon Ball, Naruto, or Bleach is a total nonsense, they are not even the same genre.While the other mentioned animes are about the character aiming to be better and better, obviously getting stronger and more developed, One Piece has nothing of it. It CAN'T have any of it.This series is suffering The Course of Super Mario, aka. "Your Princess is in Another Castle". Well, at least they don't suffer The Curse of Ash Ketchum aka. "Your Princess Doesn't Exist", but that's the best you can bring into its defense.The basic structure is that this crew looking like they were designed by David Lynch (terrible writer/director, excellent designer) hop onto a random island, beat up the local governor who is usually a tyrant, then leave the scene. They don't even take any loot, despite aiming to be pirates. Rinse and repeat. This of course happens because the only real way to tell the story would be 1) get the map 2) get to the island 3) dig up the treasure 4) there is no 4th step, it ends by finding the treasure. To make things even worse, the protagonist is immortal and invincible from the get-go, thus there is no space for tension or development.I give you the coloration is OK, and the animation is achieving in the weird factor, but that doesn't substitute the 1,000 episodes they're obviously aiming. Pick up a random Tom&Jerry episode, or Simpsons, and you get the same result with much less investment.

My son challenged me to start watching One Piece this summer after I purchased the video game Burning Blood and never heard of the show. I watched and thought that it was a show that I would have little interest in being an adult. Boy was I wrong. I started watching and the story made me want to know what will happen to these characters of playful pirates. I recommend this show to anyone of any age, race, or language because its themes are universal and you can relate to the struggles and triumphs of the characters and long to see if they will reach their ultimate goals. I must add that I started watching episode 1 in the mid June and couldn't stop watching to the point that I am fully caught up to episode 755 and it is September. I recommend watching the TV specials, Arcs, and the movies are phenomenal in creating their own tales that go right along with the show.