Simply A Masterpiece

I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

I am a 13 year old, as far as I remember, I saw the first episode of Pokémon when I was in KG. Right from that day till now, I love Pokémon! I have seen each and every episode of Pokémon till the diamond and pearl season. I have just finished seeing this movie, and this is the first time I am seeing Pokémon after almost 2 years!After I finished seeing the movie, my eyes were filled with tears! I just remembered the days when I was a kid, I used to get up in the morning, run down the stairs and switch on the T.V, turn into Cartoon Network and start seeing Pokémon imagining that how would life be if Pokémon was real, turn on my DS and start playing Pokémon! Ah! Those were the days!The whole plot of the movie is great, the soundtrack is awesome and the animation is better than the previous movies. I have seen all the Pokémon movies released and this is the best one among them!

The eighth in a series that as of this month will run at least ten movies, "Lucario and the Mystery of Mew" spins a surprisingly taut tale, hitting the targets that the first, Mewtwo-centric movie misfired on. In addition to the title Pokémon, the movie also features three creatures called Regirock, Regice and Registeel, strange beings (even for Pokémon) that have braille writing in place of faces and empty, robotic personalities that give them a truly frightening presence.The ending, in which two important characters to the story are shown dying, is surprisingly powerful for a Pokémon series moment.I highly recommend it for anyone who's ever been a Pokémon fan. Casual fans will likely enjoy it, too.

I only watched this on you tube rather than give it a rental or even own it. That said, I did like the opening sequence which gives the complete history of Pokémon. However, after that it begins to go down hill and becomes another advanced generation episode with the same old paper-thin, immature, predictable plot, annoying characters (like Max and May), and same old third-rate pop songs from the show. I did like the animation though, and how Lucario had to understand humans, but with the inclusion of Mew, it kind of lost its "umph". I only recommend renting it to see what it is like. The third movie still ranks even with the test of time as the number one Pokémon movie

This was a fantastic movie. The subplots were fantastic, the music was inspirational and phenomenal, and the song 'Advanced Battle' was also not half bad. There were a couple of things changed in the dub that I did not like, but it was still pretty good. The worst thing about this movie though, is Lucario's VA. In the original, they made Lucario sound like a noble,medieval, sensitive, ninja (which he is), but in the dub, they made him sound like a constantly angry monster. Lucario is no monster! He has feelings too! Anyways, if you've ever liked anything about Pokémon, or are willing to give it a try, then I highly suggest you watch this movie.But alas, even though it is fantastic, it is still relatively immature, and is nowhere near as deep as some other movies.