Movie Cosmos - One Piece Film Red

Description:

Uta — the most beloved singer in the world. Her voice, which she sings with while concealing her true identity, has been described as “otherworldly.” She will appear in public for the first time at a live concert. As the venue fills with all kinds of Uta fans — excited pirates, the Navy watching closely, and the Straw Hats led by Luffy who simply came to enjoy her sonorous performance — the voice that the whole world has been waiting for is about to resound.

Top Cast >

Mayumi Tanaka

As Monkey D. Luffy (voice)

Kazuya Nakai

As Roronoa Zoro (voice)

Shuichi Ikeda

As Shanks (voice)

Kaori Nazuka

As Uta (voice)

Akemi Okamura

As Nami (voice)

Kappei Yamaguchi

As Usopp (voice)

Hiroaki Hirata

As Sanji (voice)

Ikue Otani

As Tony Tony Chopper (voice)

Yuriko Yamaguchi

As Nico Robin (voice)

Kazuki Yao

As Franky (voice)

Cho

As Brook (voice)

Katsuhisa Houki

As Jimbei (voice)

Kenjiro Tsuda

As Gordon (voice)

Yuki Yamada

As Eboshi (voice)

Soshina

As Hanagasa (voice)

Seiya

As Kaginote (voice)

Chise Niitsu

As Romy (voice)

Yuki Kaji

As Yorueka (voice)

Houko Kuwashima

As Sunny-kun (voice)

Aruno Tahara

As Benn Beckman (voice)

Jin Domon

As Lucky Roux (voice)

Michitaka Kobayashi

As Yasopp (voice)

Kenichi Ono

As Limejuice (voice)

Bin Shimada

As Monster (voice)

Issei Futamata

As Building Snake (voice)

Hikaru Midorikawa

As Hongo (voice)

Jouji Nakata

As Howling Gab (voice)

Shirou Saitou

As Rockstar (voice)

Hiroshi Kamiya

As Trafalgar Law (voice)

Yasuhiro Takato

As Bepo (voice)

Reina Ueda

As Bepo (mini) (voice)

Showtaro Morikubo

As Bartolomeo (voice)

Mika Doi

As Koby (voice)

Kouichi Nagano

As Helmeppo (voice)

Koutarou Nakamura

As Bonk Punch (voice)

Shinichiro Ohta

As Momonga (voice)

Ikuya Sawaki

As Issho (voice)

Ryotaro Okiayu

As Borsalino (voice)

Fumihiko Tachiki

As Sakazuki (voice)

Tomokazu Seki

As Rob Lucci (voice)

Seiji Sasaki

As Blueno (voice)

Kumiko Watanabe

As Blueno (mini) (voice)

Naomi Shindo

As Kalifa (voice)

Keiichi Noda

As Five Elders (voice)

Masato Hirano

As Five Elders (voice)

Kenichi Ogata

As Five Elders (voice)

Yasunori Masutani

As Five Elders (voice)

Mami Koyama

As Big Mom (voice)

Tomokazu Sugita

As Charlotte Katakuri (voice)

Masafumi Kimura

As Charlotte Oven (voice)

Yuko Mita

As Charlotte Brûlée (voice)

Yuuya Uchida

As Charlotte Perospero (voice)

Mahito Ohba

As Narrator (voice)

Ado

As Uta (singing voice)

Top Crew >

Goro Taniguchi

Director, Storyboard Artist

Shigefumi Shingaki

Animation Director, Key Animation

Mamoru Yokota

Key Animation

Tu Yong-ce

Animation Director, Key Animation

Junichi Hayama

Animation Director, Key Animation

Henry Thurlow

Key Animation

Naotoshi Shida

Key Animation

Ado

Theme Song Performance, Vocals

Masayuki Sato

Supervising Animation Director, Character Designer

Hiroshi Kato

Art Direction, Art Designer, Background Designer

Yasutaka Nakata

Original Music Composer, Main Title Theme Composer

Eiichiro Oda

Executive Producer, Original Story, Other

Tsutomu Kuroiwa

Screenplay

Ines Scheiber

Key Animation

tt_taniel

Key Animation

Beast

Key Animation

Cocomantot

Key Animation

Jordan Bayes

Key Animation

Yen BM

Key Animation

Road Sign

Key Animation

Fei Hung

Key Animation

Porkky

Key Animation

mikinori

Key Animation

Stephen Hausdorff

Key Animation

Park Jun-su

Key Animation

Vincent Chansard

Key Animation

Onasugar

Key Animation

Shelia Loewito

Key Animation

nightberry

Key Animation

Willie Blue Bussell

Key Animation

Eri Kojima

Key Animation

Yumi Kobayashi

Animation Director

Takeshi Maenami

Key Animation

RedKanchi

Key Animation

Salim Gallow

Key Animation

Julius de Belen

Key Animation

Yuri Pinzon

Key Animation

Daniel Sidaway

Key Animation

Jordan Rear

Key Animation

Yuichi Tsuzuki

Second Unit Director

Wataru Matsumi

Second Unit Director

Katsuhiro Takagi

Executive Producer

Yoshihisa Heishi

Executive Producer

Takahiro Noda

Executive Producer

Aya Komaki

Assistant Director

Kentaro Kawasaki

CGI Director

Kan Murakami

Second Unit First Assistant Director

Keisuke Furusawa

Executive Producer

Yasuo Miyakawa

Executive Producer

Maaya Asakura

Second Unit First Assistant Director

Mike Nakamura

Executive Producer

Keitaro Nakajima

Second Unit First Assistant Director

Nanami Michibata

Second Unit First Assistant Director

Koji Kawasaki

Second Unit Director

Tsunetaka Ema

Director of Photography

Toru Ota

Executive Producer

Hidenobu Muramatsu

Executive Producer

Le Hoang Vu

Background Designer

Chihiro Goto

Assistant Art Director

Vu Truong Thanh Hieu

Background Designer

Mai Inuzuka

Music Producer

Pham Van Cuong

Background Designer

Yumi Okayama

Assistant Art Director

Misato Takikawa

Editor

Izumi Hoki

Assistant Art Director

Kengo Nomura

Music Producer

Pham Thi Ngoc Han

Background Designer

Hirofumi Sakagami

Art Direction

Tram Anh

Background Designer

Erina Watanabe

Sound Recordist

Genta Ozaki

Music Producer

Toshiaki Satou

Animation Director

Masaru Sato

Background Designer

Motohiro Hata

Other

Motoki Ohmori

Other

Vaundy

Other

Hiroyuki Sawano

Other

Yuta Orisaka

Other

Masashiro Watanabe

Background Designer

Cyrell Mamar

Key Animation

Lance Fonacier

Key Animation

Dayle Domingo

Key Animation

Georgia Jaro

Key Animation

Kevin Figuracion

Key Animation

Novo Medallo

Key Animation

Wataru Miyazaki

CG Animator

Yuya Wakayama

CG Animator

Ren Tanaka

Key Animation

Yasuhiko Nukaga

Production Manager

Reviews:

CinemaSerf (5/10)

Nope, sorry! Didn't get the memo. This is just a mess. "Uta" is a famous singer who believes she may have the power to use song to unite the largely dysfunctional world against some marauding pirates. The world government and it's navy tries hard, but it cannot quite combat these ruthless and quirky characters - amongst whom she must count her own father "Shanks". The thing is, though, that "Uta" and her slew of unremarkable power ballads strides two dimensions and gradually we begin to worry that she is perhaps not the altruist that it appears at the start. Perhaps she has evil aspirations of her own; or is being manipulated in some way? I am a big fan of Japanese animé usually, but this is all over the place. The story is weak and nigh-on impossible to follow with the characterisations shallow and almost non-existent. The supposedly cherubic voice of the young girl got right on my nerves from very early on, and the animations (except for, perhaps, at the end when the are lively and vivid) are almost comic book page-flicked in their delivery. Of course there is an inevitability about the ending, but in this case the journey to that conclusion is a maelstrom of confusion and un-engaging plot and personalities that left me cold. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood - but I just could not get into this.

2022-11-06