Shoujo☆Kageki Revue Starlight: Rondo Rondo Rondo

This movie is a recap from season one. It's a great watch to refresh yourself before you start the sequel movie. Or maybe you just don't want to watch the 12 episode anime, watch the movie. Tho on the flip side, there is a lot of scenes that were cut from the episodes, making the movie feels kind of mixed up. But the ending part is completely new. So you might not want to miss that.

Música que te prende, coreografías que no tienen sentido pero funcionan y una producción visual que justifica verla en pantalla grande. Si el universo Revue Starlight ya te tiene enganchado, aquí hay más de todo lo que te gustó. Si no lo conoces, te recomendaría empezar por el anime mejor.

This is my assessment of the film I viewed. Initially, I assumed the characters possessed superhuman abilities. However, I found the narrative progression less satisfying, as it relied heavily on dialogue rather than compelling action sequences. I was impressed only by the production design and the costumes. Overall, the film is adequate — neither poor nor outstanding; it was reasonably well-executed. Nonetheless, it depicts the development of new friendships and the deepening of their existing bond as best friends.

Si viste la serie, saltea al final, es lo que vale la pena. te va a gustar. Si no viste la serie, la verdad no tiene mucho sentido; es apresurada. No está claro el personaje de Banana y parecen Hikari y Karen las protagonistas. Tuve que buscar info extra para entenderla, no recomiendo.

This was one of the best series recap movies. You might feel confused at first, though, if you've never watched the anime series. But it can still stand on its own and give you a different experience. Despite the recaps, there were also newer scenes that were exclusive to this movie. Each rondo acts like a postscript after the episodic recaps, which was a great watch on its own. You'd need some context, but that's exactly what the recaps were for. That said, the dread I felt for every rondo increases. And that freaking giraffe ticks me off as usual, but his words would be very relevant to how the postscripts progress and how you reach an interpretative 'end', if you could call it that. Very interesting, I just finished rewatching this last week, too! Watch out for the fight scenes; it's quite the wild ride.