Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within Critic Reviews
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The story is nuts-and-bolts space opera, without the intelligence and daring of, say, Steven Spielberg's ''A.I.'' But the look of the film is revolutionary. Final Fantasy is a technical milestone, like the first talkies or 3-D movies.Read the full review
May not tell a great story, but it's a great wow.Read the full review
Despite its conceptual shortfall, is worth seeing, if only to update yourself on what can emerge from a keyboard these days.Read the full review
Tends to be lugubrious.Read the full review
Moviegoers accustomed to Hollywood action probably won't find this contemplative adventure so appealing.Read the full review
But the film exerts a hold. The crux is: for how long?Read the full review
As computer game-derived features go, it sure beats "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider."Read the full review
The film's plot gets so convoluted no nongamer older than 14 will be able to follow it all.Read the full review
The lip movements of the animated figures are slightly slow, so you feel as if you're watching a badly dubbed Japanese creature feature from the 1960's. The dialogue is almost as stilted, and after a while you drift into that half-dream state that inert movies can create.Read the full review
Although packaged as a movie, is in reality a clever 106-minute promo for Sony's PlayStation II games.Read the full review