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Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Movie (1999)

In a loose retelling of the Revolutionary Girl Utena TV series, Utena Tenjou arrives at Ohtori Academy, only to be immediately swept up in a series of duels for the hand of her classmate Anthy Himemiya and the power she supposedly holds. At the same time, Utena reunites with Touga Kiryuu, a friend from her childhood who seems to know the secrets behind the duels. Utena must discover those secrets for herself, before the power that rules Ohtori claims her and her friends, new and old.

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Kathryn L 25 Aug 2007

Absolutely superb in every aspect. This movie has everyone guessing to the very end and the artwork is exquisite!! =)

Mikage S 18 May 2010

While not as engaging as the series, this film is still excellent! Utena works in symbols so a lot of the "weird" things (i.e. the racecar scene) are meant to be symbolic. The transformation into a car symbolizes actual movement and the breaking of the barrier between ohtori and the real world. Things no longer move in circles, but instead move forward. In other words, Utena and Anthy grow up.

Curtis W 13 Jul 2010

A beautifully rendered summarization of the gorgeous anime series of the same name, this movie does not dissapoint fans of the series or manga. With the student council members of Ohtori academy suffering from sexual miscommunication, unrequited dreams, and being forced to duel for the courtship of the schools' headmasters' daughters' boyfriends' sister(sorry that sounded sort of confusing) not a dry moment exists in this outstanding piece of cinema. But please note: IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE SERIES, READ THE MANGA, OR EVEN HEARD OF REVOLUTIONARY GIRL UTENA, THEN YOU PROBABLY WILL NOT LIKE THE MOVIE, so please read into this series before watching the movie to fully understand its meta-physical adolescence allegory or you will probably get lost in it!

Brian D 18 Dec 2007

A bisexual cross dresser, who can transform into a car, battles people using a freudian phallic symbol, at a microcosm university. Strangeness only Japan could supply! Nice animation, very philosophical, but might be too obscure for most audiences.

Joachim L 20 Nov 2017

An unexpected blend of shoujou kitsch and surreal allegory, "Utena - The Movie" plays out like a CLAMP adaptation of David Lynch. It is stylistically impeccable and enthralling, but narratively clicheed and predictable. Its surreal edge manages to offset these trappings somewhat as the movie progresses, but never quite enough; the fact that the climax consists of a tiresomely drawn-out car chase sequence does not help. Additionally, problems established narratively are generally hard to solve allegorically (although Evangelion and the aforementioned David Lynch arguably proved that it CAN be done), and Utena mostly relies on this kind of solution - making it feel like a switch-and-bait which effectively deflates the value of such "solutions". All things considered, Utena makes for a beautiful and interesting viewing experience, but also for the most predictable surreal movie I have ever seen.