Promare

Movie

2019

1h 51m

PG-13

Japanese

Animation, Action, Science Fiction

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7.2

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Galo and the Burning Rescue Fire Department face off against BURNISH, a group of mutants who are able to control and wield flames, and the fire disaster they have unleashed on Earth.

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Promare

PG-13

Movie

2019

1h 51m

Japanese

Animation, Action, Science Fiction

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Galo and the Burning Rescue Fire Department face off against BURNISH, a group of mutants who are able to control and wield flames, and the fire disaster they have unleashed on Earth.

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Cast

Galo Thymos (voice)

Lio Fotia (voice)

Aina Ardebit (voice)

Remi Puguna (voice)

Varys Truss (voice)

Lucia Fex (voice)

Ignis Ex (voice)

Vulcan Haestus (voice)

Ami Koshimizu

Heris Ardebit (voice)

Nobuyuki Hiyama

Gueira (voice)

Katsuyuki Konishi

Meis (voice)

Ryoka Yuzuki

Biar Colossus (voice)

Mitsuo Iwata

Burnish Eldery (voice)

Mao Ichimichi

Thyma (voice)

Tsuguo Mogami

Pizzeria Manager (voice)

Pizza Man (voice)

Vinny (voice)

Deus Prometh (voice)

Kray Foresight (voice)

Directed By: Hiroyuki Imaishi

Written By: Kazuki Nakashima (Screenplay)

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zdistrict says...

4 years ago

Promare Is Totally Worth Watching From The Animation Alone & It Reminded Me Of Gurren Lagann From The Get Go - A Bit Of Kill La Kill Flavor Thrown Into The Mix As Well With A Fantastic Soundtrack That Was Just Flawless - If You Have Not Seen This Movie Then You Are Really Missing Out Promare Is The Culmination Of Studio Trigger's Talents In A 2 Hour Package That Blasts It At You In Its Amazing Technicolor Polygons - And You Love It For The Absurd Fight Scenes And Over The Top Action Which This Movie Has It In Spades - Seriously Not To Be Missed

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ashfilledwords says...

4 years ago

Color filled explosion of high octane fun. Saw it twice during the limited theater run and have my Bluray preordered.

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Lttngblt says...

5 years ago

This movie condenses everything Studio Trigger has done down into a small 2-hour package and blasts it at you with it's technicolor polygons. The story is a little shaky to say the least but that's not why you go to see it. You go to see absurd fight scenes and over-the-top action which this movie has in spades.

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fegandr says...

2 years ago

Lio and Galo Galo and Lio They go together as well as beans and rice. That resuscitation was the apex. Dumbass to call the mecha of the final battle Deus Ex Machina. I wouldn't expect anything bad in the technical aspects, but the script is so predictable that it could even be a form of self-criticism, since they used a metalinguistic commentary! I need to see more Trigger productions, the ones I saw were not so good: Kiznaiver (anyone remember this?), Darling in the Franxx (could anyone forget this?), Space Patrol Luluco (could someone make a movie of this?).

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JLChamberlain

4 years ago

Luckily, I got to see this at the cinema last night (I’m in the UK). Overall the film was enjoyable and just screamed Studio Trigger in the way the movie presented itself (mostly character mannerisms). While I love seeing films that try and take on a new visual aesthetic like Promare the mix of CG More

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