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It’s time to check out how it’s done in Sony’s next Netflix animated movie, KPop Demon Hunters. In this review, I’ll be looking into how this Spider-Verse like musical as it dominated streaming when it was released. However, after watching Rumi, Mira and Zoey’s adventure to save the world from soul-stealing demons, does the movie prove to be golden, or is this review more like a takedown?

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LemonDropHarleyWolf(Wolfie)

I definitely agree about the plot holes, I am a kpop fan but also a movie fan first and those plot holes pissed me off bro! I heard they cut out some scenes that established a few things like Rumi’s backstory or what would’ve been her romance with Jinu which sucks cause I think that would’ve helped the movie out a bit in its direction instead of feeling like scenes were missing! But still a great movie! Not SpiderVerse or Vivo Levels, but it’s sure as hell better then Wish Dragon

Toontastic Juju

I need to give it a chance when I can! It looks like a lot of fun!

Justin Monti

I honestly enjoyed this movie, definitely not my favorite Sony Animation movie but still a fun time, while the story isn’t really the best, the animation is really gorgeous and very well done, the characters are fun and have their own personalities, and the songs are really fun to listen to, overall not Sony Animation’s best animated film but still a fun time. And honestly it’s kinda a shame that the movie didn’t get released in theaters and instead just ended up on Netflix, I think it would’ve done well.

Ben Fenty

Personally, I hate this film for its rushed pacing, annoying characters, uncanny animation, unmemorable songs, and derivative plot. Celine telling Rumi to just hide her patterns from her friends until the Honmoon is complete feels distractingly similar to Ming telling Mei to hide her red panda until the blood moon ritual. Mei and Rumi also learning to accept their supernatural powers is also distractingly similar.

Kenneth Stoddard

While I do agree that it is nowhere near as strong in the levels of Into and Across the Spiderverse movies, I think this is a great animated film from Sony Animation especially for someone that isn’t into K-Pop music genre myself. I do find the story to be familiar and certain moments could’ve build up a bit more for the characters if it weren’t for some pacing problems, the rest like the animation, characters, voice acting, action scenes, the soundtrack, some of the humor, some intriguing mythos related to Korean culture and some of it heart that it has. I like it more than Elio personally as I thought it was fine at best but given I was a bit more into Korean culture to me more, it led me to liking it even more. I even thought it was better than Wish Dragon and Vivo to me regardless of what people think of my opinion on this one. Could’ve wish it was in theaters instead of Netflix, but at least getting a big cultural sensation right now on the internet as animation fans, Korean fans etc love this movie, characters, the soundtrack, and while at the same time making fan arts particularly the girls like Rumi and the demon tiger for example. Definitely worth checking it out.

Kenneth Stoddard

Wow, your opinion reminds me of people wrote angry comments over on the new changes and the ending of 28 Years Later. No means to disrespect you but I gotta disagree with you with this one.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

It was good. Nothing amazing but good. I am glad the old days of SPA are very much in the rear view mirror.

Aurélien Beauchêne

Not every movie can be an Oscar-level turnout. Sometimes you end up with a hit, and other times you get a miss.