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先说一下我的情况吧。剧场版7：30上映，但在那之前可以去影院买纪念品（如下图）
于是提前两小时到达，结果发现已经一堆人在排队了。
就这样一直排到晚上，快到门口的时候，被告知9-13，22-24的商品已售罄
。
下图是首映式的影院，ACE酒店theater。外面看上去破破烂烂的，不过里面还行。
本来想着都排那么久了，就买个红A或者大狗的standee算了。进酒店后才知道里面排队买纪念品的人排了三层楼。
吓得我直接去看电影了，好在每个观众都会被随机赠送明信片
不枉费我在门口吹了两个小时的冷风。
因为之前已经有很多在日本看过的大佬做了剧情概述，我这里也就不细说了。总之打斗非常精彩，特效非常赞，日常戏也安排得恰到好处，节奏没有一丝拖泥带水。
整部没有H的场景，但是有几处特别血腥（有一处是士郎被b叔砍得流出肠子，那一幕真的吓到我了）。如果gay站引进的话，估计会有一堆黑幕
电影结束后，下屋则子和须藤友和出来了，我用手机拍了些片段。之后会传到b站，地址会在这个帖子里更新
于是提前两小时到达，结果发现已经一堆人在排队了。
就这样一直排到晚上，快到门口的时候，被告知9-13，22-24的商品已售罄
。下图是首映式的影院，ACE酒店theater。外面看上去破破烂烂的，不过里面还行。
本来想着都排那么久了，就买个红A或者大狗的standee算了。进酒店后才知道里面排队买纪念品的人排了三层楼。
吓得我直接去看电影了，好在每个观众都会被随机赠送明信片
不枉费我在门口吹了两个小时的冷风。因为之前已经有很多在日本看过的大佬做了剧情概述，我这里也就不细说了。总之打斗非常精彩，特效非常赞，日常戏也安排得恰到好处，节奏没有一丝拖泥带水。
整部没有H的场景，但是有几处特别血腥（有一处是士郎被b叔砍得流出肠子，那一幕真的吓到我了）。如果gay站引进的话，估计会有一堆黑幕
电影结束后，下屋则子和须藤友和出来了，我用手机拍了些片段。之后会传到b站，地址会在这个帖子里更新
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MAL网上找到的一篇观后感。大致是说总体非常好，中间一段有点犯困，因为他玩过原作，所以对几乎一样的部分不感冒。具体内容我明天再翻吧，当然如果有吧友愿意翻译那是再好不过
Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel is another installment of the Fate/stay night visual novel series. The visual novel encompassed three parts, Fate, Unlimited Blade Works, and Heaven's Feel. As you can already see (looking up the series on MAL), we have already received adaptations of the first two routes of the game. This film adapts the beginning 8 or so hours of the Heaven's Feel route and I have to say, it's quite the package.
Going into this film I had knowledge of the material it was going to adapt. I have played the Heaven's Feel route up to the point that the film ended at. I did this in order to see what the studio would change and/or add in order to make the film flow better. As with almost every other visual novel adaptation, the nature of the visual novel medium does not mix well with anime. However, like with Unlimited Blade Works (the tv series; not the films), Ufotable has striked a very good balance between the anime and the visual novel. You do miss out on some of Shirou's characterization due to the lack of inner monologues but the studio manages to show Shirou's feelings visually instead of spelling everything out. In Heaven's Feel, this is especially true. Shirou really speaks through action rather than self-contemplation. You would think that because of this, he would feel fundamentally different than in the visual novel. I'm glad to say that this is not true and I quite enjoyed this version of Shirou.
From here on out, I'm going to attempt to not bring up the visual novel. What needs to be reviewed is the film and not the visual novel. How does the film hold up on its own?
I was surprised to see that Ufotable found it important enough to dedicate 10 or so minutes of the opening to show material before the start of the Holy Grail War. What we are presented with shows how the relationships between the characters were formed. This includes the chemistry (or lack of) between Shirou and Shinji. I quite liked this because if someone who had not played the VN came into this film blind, they would be quite confused why Shinji is such a ****ing ass and why Sakura is always around Shirou. Another surprise right up front was the fast-forwarding of some important scenes. They still show you what is going on (you can probably guess what part I am talking about) but they use this time to show the opening title segment with the footage in the background. This part might confuse some newcomers but I think they included enough visuals to get the point across.
As we venture further into the film, I really start to embrace how ****ing beautiful it is. The backgrounds and characters in this film are absolutely stunning. Ufotable has always been able to really shine in the static elements in their shows. This coupled with their special effects department makes for some truly eyegasmic moments. However, Ufotable has a weakness; static character models. Like with the majority of their tv shows (including Fate/Zero and UBW), this film has a lot of moments where a character or characters are completely frozen. It's a little abrasive on the eyes because humans cannot remain that still. There are always some miscellaneous movements and without these movements, the characters look very unworldly. Luckily it is somewhat easy to look past this since the rest of the visual elements are so ****ing beautiful.
We reach the midpoint of the film and I noticed that I have just yawned. Unfortunately even though the studio tried their best to scurry through as much of the beginning as possible, the film still retains a lot of the plot building that the VN route had. Yes there are fights in this beginning half (and honestly they stepped up the timeline of one of them in order to keep the fast pacing going) but what happens between those moments was a little boresome. This might not be an issue for a fresh watcher who doesn't know what is coming up but I found it a little mundane. The second half of the film however really had me on my toes. Seeing on screen what I remember from the VN was truly a treat to behold. The creative decisions the studio decided to make in order to make the film stand on its own were 100% on point. They also picked an amazing spot to end the film. Yes it is a cliffhanger but it is a very suitable stopping point.
As with any other VN, the real important element in this story is the characters. This route focuses on Sakura, Shinji's younger sister who takes a liking to Shirou. This whole route is essentially a story about Shirou and Sakura and how they deal with the proceeding events during the Holy Grail War. Leading up to this film, even after playing a bit of the route in the VN, I considered myself a huge Rin fan. Rin plays a big role in this film since she is still Shirou's partner in the War. She's also a major focus in the VN. One of the creative choices in the film however is to sideline her quite a bit. She still has a major role but it really felt like they toned down her presence in the film (other than a particular dream sequence...mamma mia). Because of this, our main girl Sakura really shines. I have to say that after leaving this film, I'm quite smitten by Sakura. Her clumsy, cute, and affectionate nature is honestly too much for me to handle. I wanted to stay true to Rin...but this film has me seriously pondering my life decisions.
An important thing that I want to bring up is how raw the action feels in this film. One big gripe that I have had with all the previous Fate adaptations is that they don't feel like a war is going on. Fate/Zero and UBW upped the action elements compared to the other Fate adaptions but that merciless, true grit nature of war and destruction has been absent. This film does not hold your hands. When there are fights, there are body parts falling off, internal organs spilling out, and serious deformation of characters. I finally felt like I was watching a real war going on. All the fight scenes were so beautifully choreographed and when the deciding punch/blow occurs, you can almost feel what the loser is feeling. There is real weight to the fights due to how great the animation and artstyle are conveying the conflicts. This was a real stand out feature for me. If anything, watch the fights in this film.
One thing that I cannot comment on with certainy is the music and general sound elements. I saw this film at The Theater at Ace Hotel in downtown LA and the sound setup was not very ideal. It seemed to be a stereo setup with really powerful bass. Because of this, everything sounded pretty muddied. In some situations, I couldn't hear the dialogue over the bass rumbling of an impact. Hopefully I'll be able to see the film again once it gets released in a more wide-spread manner.
So I sit here now, taking one last minute to think back at everything I experienced during the film. In terms of how well the studio did adapting the route from the VN, I'd say they did a phenomenal job. Even though I thought the beginning was pretty meh pacing wise, there wasn't a lot that they could have done to make it better. They had already skipped over a lot of the scenes and kept what was vital. The film was super enjoyable to watch and it has me wanting to go back to the VN and play through the rest of the route instead of waiting until next year for the next film (the credits said the next film is coming in 2018). I'd say that this is my most favorite Fate adaptation largely due to how raw the fights felt. I honestly want UBW, Fate, and Fate/Zero to get the multi-film treatment so that I can see those conflicts in full raw form. There were so many brutal moments in this film; Nathan Explosion would be proud.
I would say that not only is this film worth watching if you are Fate fan but if you just want to see an interesting flow of moments. They barely scratch the surface with this film but the conflicts will keep you interested. The flow towards the final moments start to paint the characters for who they really are. I'll stand by this statement; this is probably the best Fate adaptation I have seen so far...and I really loved Zero and UBW.
Enjoyment: 10/10
Overall: 8.2/10
Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel is another installment of the Fate/stay night visual novel series. The visual novel encompassed three parts, Fate, Unlimited Blade Works, and Heaven's Feel. As you can already see (looking up the series on MAL), we have already received adaptations of the first two routes of the game. This film adapts the beginning 8 or so hours of the Heaven's Feel route and I have to say, it's quite the package.
Going into this film I had knowledge of the material it was going to adapt. I have played the Heaven's Feel route up to the point that the film ended at. I did this in order to see what the studio would change and/or add in order to make the film flow better. As with almost every other visual novel adaptation, the nature of the visual novel medium does not mix well with anime. However, like with Unlimited Blade Works (the tv series; not the films), Ufotable has striked a very good balance between the anime and the visual novel. You do miss out on some of Shirou's characterization due to the lack of inner monologues but the studio manages to show Shirou's feelings visually instead of spelling everything out. In Heaven's Feel, this is especially true. Shirou really speaks through action rather than self-contemplation. You would think that because of this, he would feel fundamentally different than in the visual novel. I'm glad to say that this is not true and I quite enjoyed this version of Shirou.
From here on out, I'm going to attempt to not bring up the visual novel. What needs to be reviewed is the film and not the visual novel. How does the film hold up on its own?
I was surprised to see that Ufotable found it important enough to dedicate 10 or so minutes of the opening to show material before the start of the Holy Grail War. What we are presented with shows how the relationships between the characters were formed. This includes the chemistry (or lack of) between Shirou and Shinji. I quite liked this because if someone who had not played the VN came into this film blind, they would be quite confused why Shinji is such a ****ing ass and why Sakura is always around Shirou. Another surprise right up front was the fast-forwarding of some important scenes. They still show you what is going on (you can probably guess what part I am talking about) but they use this time to show the opening title segment with the footage in the background. This part might confuse some newcomers but I think they included enough visuals to get the point across.
As we venture further into the film, I really start to embrace how ****ing beautiful it is. The backgrounds and characters in this film are absolutely stunning. Ufotable has always been able to really shine in the static elements in their shows. This coupled with their special effects department makes for some truly eyegasmic moments. However, Ufotable has a weakness; static character models. Like with the majority of their tv shows (including Fate/Zero and UBW), this film has a lot of moments where a character or characters are completely frozen. It's a little abrasive on the eyes because humans cannot remain that still. There are always some miscellaneous movements and without these movements, the characters look very unworldly. Luckily it is somewhat easy to look past this since the rest of the visual elements are so ****ing beautiful.
We reach the midpoint of the film and I noticed that I have just yawned. Unfortunately even though the studio tried their best to scurry through as much of the beginning as possible, the film still retains a lot of the plot building that the VN route had. Yes there are fights in this beginning half (and honestly they stepped up the timeline of one of them in order to keep the fast pacing going) but what happens between those moments was a little boresome. This might not be an issue for a fresh watcher who doesn't know what is coming up but I found it a little mundane. The second half of the film however really had me on my toes. Seeing on screen what I remember from the VN was truly a treat to behold. The creative decisions the studio decided to make in order to make the film stand on its own were 100% on point. They also picked an amazing spot to end the film. Yes it is a cliffhanger but it is a very suitable stopping point.
As with any other VN, the real important element in this story is the characters. This route focuses on Sakura, Shinji's younger sister who takes a liking to Shirou. This whole route is essentially a story about Shirou and Sakura and how they deal with the proceeding events during the Holy Grail War. Leading up to this film, even after playing a bit of the route in the VN, I considered myself a huge Rin fan. Rin plays a big role in this film since she is still Shirou's partner in the War. She's also a major focus in the VN. One of the creative choices in the film however is to sideline her quite a bit. She still has a major role but it really felt like they toned down her presence in the film (other than a particular dream sequence...mamma mia). Because of this, our main girl Sakura really shines. I have to say that after leaving this film, I'm quite smitten by Sakura. Her clumsy, cute, and affectionate nature is honestly too much for me to handle. I wanted to stay true to Rin...but this film has me seriously pondering my life decisions.
An important thing that I want to bring up is how raw the action feels in this film. One big gripe that I have had with all the previous Fate adaptations is that they don't feel like a war is going on. Fate/Zero and UBW upped the action elements compared to the other Fate adaptions but that merciless, true grit nature of war and destruction has been absent. This film does not hold your hands. When there are fights, there are body parts falling off, internal organs spilling out, and serious deformation of characters. I finally felt like I was watching a real war going on. All the fight scenes were so beautifully choreographed and when the deciding punch/blow occurs, you can almost feel what the loser is feeling. There is real weight to the fights due to how great the animation and artstyle are conveying the conflicts. This was a real stand out feature for me. If anything, watch the fights in this film.
One thing that I cannot comment on with certainy is the music and general sound elements. I saw this film at The Theater at Ace Hotel in downtown LA and the sound setup was not very ideal. It seemed to be a stereo setup with really powerful bass. Because of this, everything sounded pretty muddied. In some situations, I couldn't hear the dialogue over the bass rumbling of an impact. Hopefully I'll be able to see the film again once it gets released in a more wide-spread manner.
So I sit here now, taking one last minute to think back at everything I experienced during the film. In terms of how well the studio did adapting the route from the VN, I'd say they did a phenomenal job. Even though I thought the beginning was pretty meh pacing wise, there wasn't a lot that they could have done to make it better. They had already skipped over a lot of the scenes and kept what was vital. The film was super enjoyable to watch and it has me wanting to go back to the VN and play through the rest of the route instead of waiting until next year for the next film (the credits said the next film is coming in 2018). I'd say that this is my most favorite Fate adaptation largely due to how raw the fights felt. I honestly want UBW, Fate, and Fate/Zero to get the multi-film treatment so that I can see those conflicts in full raw form. There were so many brutal moments in this film; Nathan Explosion would be proud.
I would say that not only is this film worth watching if you are Fate fan but if you just want to see an interesting flow of moments. They barely scratch the surface with this film but the conflicts will keep you interested. The flow towards the final moments start to paint the characters for who they really are. I'll stand by this statement; this is probably the best Fate adaptation I have seen so far...and I really loved Zero and UBW.
Enjoyment: 10/10
Overall: 8.2/10
一些外国论坛上的评价（只找了这次洛杉矶首映式的评论）
FB：
非常精彩，我等不及看下一部了
希望其他场次也能像首映式一样，我没住加州真是太糟糕了。
今天看的，太好看了
今天晚上看了电影，好看的不得了
MAL
从首映式归来，我要剧透一波
昨天看了首映式，我得说这部剧场版有空境水准
同在昨天看了洛杉矶首映式。对这部剧场版印象非常深刻。有一些小改动（和原作比）但很合理，我非常享受这些。
Reddit
电影刚结束，太不可思议了。
我一定要找人讨论一下剧情，这论坛里就没有相关的帖子吗？我已经没法停止愉悦了！
刚从首映式回来。没玩过原作。
电影开头有点块，让人困惑，也许是因为翻译问题，或者是我漏看了一些东西。（这里解释一下，从这人后来的发言来看，似乎是觉得字幕里的“ago”应该换成“later”。但其实电影开头是从士樱相识的回忆，所以“ago”是没有问题的。他可能以为开头那些事是士郎参战后发生的。老美的理解能力让人堪忧
）
战斗场景非常好。和往常一样，毕竟是UFO最擅长的。关于打戏我唯一要抱怨的一点是3D的3D CGI背景太明显了。我喜欢的打戏是周围的环境能跟着颤动，而不是把战斗和背景作为两个分开的个体。
我以前是个凛厨，现在觉得樱是个更好的角色。
关于这场首映式，我最想抱怨的是这个剧院。饮料价格太高，一杯可乐和一小盒水就要7美金。坡度太陡，我只能坐在最后一排。椅子太窄，我为坐我两边的人道歉，因为我太胖了。坐我左边的人常在电影放到关键的时候拿出平板3，4次。
最后希望A爹能再多加场次。
这是我第一次参加首映式。我不知道该期待些什么。完全没想到会有这么长的买纪念品的队伍。轮到我时，黑无毛的手办已经没了，但我至少得到了最后两幅挂画。电影很好，但有时观众的声音太大，而且在不适宜的场合傻笑。虽然有点让人倒胃口，但我不后悔前往这里。
总评：很好的电影，很好的经历，非常期待下一部
OST和场景都很棒。尽管我觉得有些战斗场景比不上FZ和UBW（也许我该等BD出来后再看一遍），但仍然很不错。很高兴见到士郎和樱同屏。我现在对士樱还是士凛哪一对更好感到非常纠结。虽然我在看电影前就知道了一些具体，但这并不影响我的观看体验。有些部分即使看过剧透，也会被震惊到。音效并没有让我不喜欢这个电影（虽然有些场景在音效很大的情况下仍然有对话）。我知道有些人对这次首映式有不满。但从我的角度来说，A爹做得很好，尤其是把只看电影和看电影+买纪念品的分成两队。可惜的是在我到达之前，我想要的东西就已经卖完了，没办法。总体评价：很好的电影，很棒的经历。下一部的首映式绝对会参加，希望还能在这儿。我一定会提早1到2个小时去买纪念品的（洗洗睡吧，我就是提前两个小时到的，结果想要的都没了\("▔□▔)/）
开头进度有点快，应该是认为你们都看过UBW了。我觉得这点很好，当然我也不介意能够在开头加个15-30分钟的剧情。
FB：
非常精彩，我等不及看下一部了
希望其他场次也能像首映式一样，我没住加州真是太糟糕了。
今天看的，太好看了
今天晚上看了电影，好看的不得了
MAL
从首映式归来，我要剧透一波
昨天看了首映式，我得说这部剧场版有空境水准
同在昨天看了洛杉矶首映式。对这部剧场版印象非常深刻。有一些小改动（和原作比）但很合理，我非常享受这些。
电影刚结束，太不可思议了。
我一定要找人讨论一下剧情，这论坛里就没有相关的帖子吗？我已经没法停止愉悦了！
刚从首映式回来。没玩过原作。
电影开头有点块，让人困惑，也许是因为翻译问题，或者是我漏看了一些东西。（这里解释一下，从这人后来的发言来看，似乎是觉得字幕里的“ago”应该换成“later”。但其实电影开头是从士樱相识的回忆，所以“ago”是没有问题的。他可能以为开头那些事是士郎参战后发生的。老美的理解能力让人堪忧
）战斗场景非常好。和往常一样，毕竟是UFO最擅长的。关于打戏我唯一要抱怨的一点是3D的3D CGI背景太明显了。我喜欢的打戏是周围的环境能跟着颤动，而不是把战斗和背景作为两个分开的个体。
我以前是个凛厨，现在觉得樱是个更好的角色。
关于这场首映式，我最想抱怨的是这个剧院。饮料价格太高，一杯可乐和一小盒水就要7美金。坡度太陡，我只能坐在最后一排。椅子太窄，我为坐我两边的人道歉，因为我太胖了。坐我左边的人常在电影放到关键的时候拿出平板3，4次。
最后希望A爹能再多加场次。
这是我第一次参加首映式。我不知道该期待些什么。完全没想到会有这么长的买纪念品的队伍。轮到我时，黑无毛的手办已经没了，但我至少得到了最后两幅挂画。电影很好，但有时观众的声音太大，而且在不适宜的场合傻笑。虽然有点让人倒胃口，但我不后悔前往这里。
总评：很好的电影，很好的经历，非常期待下一部
OST和场景都很棒。尽管我觉得有些战斗场景比不上FZ和UBW（也许我该等BD出来后再看一遍），但仍然很不错。很高兴见到士郎和樱同屏。我现在对士樱还是士凛哪一对更好感到非常纠结。虽然我在看电影前就知道了一些具体，但这并不影响我的观看体验。有些部分即使看过剧透，也会被震惊到。音效并没有让我不喜欢这个电影（虽然有些场景在音效很大的情况下仍然有对话）。我知道有些人对这次首映式有不满。但从我的角度来说，A爹做得很好，尤其是把只看电影和看电影+买纪念品的分成两队。可惜的是在我到达之前，我想要的东西就已经卖完了，没办法。总体评价：很好的电影，很棒的经历。下一部的首映式绝对会参加，希望还能在这儿。我一定会提早1到2个小时去买纪念品的（洗洗睡吧，我就是提前两个小时到的，结果想要的都没了\("▔□▔)/）
开头进度有点快，应该是认为你们都看过UBW了。我觉得这点很好，当然我也不介意能够在开头加个15-30分钟的剧情。
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