Pokémon: Zoroark - Master of Illusions
2011
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Movie
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96 min
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Anime
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Fantasy
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Family
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Animation
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Action-Adventure
89%
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NathanDirector liked
Pokémon: Zoroark - Master of Illusions
Rating: 6.8/10 ⭐️
I expected a standard adventure for Pokémon Day, but this tackles heavy themes like media manipulation and a mother's love.
The Director’s Eye:
Framing this gorgeous Netherlands-inspired architecture gave me fantastic visual inspiration. The story really resonated with my conservative values. The villain is a corrupt mogul using mainstream media to fabricate news and spread fear; exposing him is incredibly satisfying. Plus, Zoroark's maternal instinct to protect her son is a beautiful testament to the family unit.
The Cuts:
The “Time Ripple” mechanics are convoluted. The heavy sci-fi exposition really dragged for me. Also, the early 3D CGI tech looks clunky against the hand-painted backgrounds.
Verdict:
A mature film with a strong message about truth and family. A solid, values-driven watch.
Favorite Line: I guess there isn't much time left for me...”
21d
Recent Reviews
NathanDirector liked
Pokémon: Zoroark - Master of Illusions
Rating: 6.8/10 ⭐️
I expected a standard adventure for Pokémon Day, but this tackles heavy themes like media manipulation and a mother's love.
The Director’s Eye:
Framing this gorgeous Netherlands-inspired architecture gave me fantastic visual inspiration. The story really resonated with my conservative values. The villain is a corrupt mogul using mainstream media to fabricate news and spread fear; exposing him is incredibly satisfying. Plus, Zoroark's maternal instinct to protect her son is a beautiful testament to the family unit.
The Cuts:
The “Time Ripple” mechanics are convoluted. The heavy sci-fi exposition really dragged for me. Also, the early 3D CGI tech looks clunky against the hand-painted backgrounds.
Verdict:
A mature film with a strong message about truth and family. A solid, values-driven watch.
Favorite Line: I guess there isn't much time left for me...”
21d