In this side story to the hit TV series Kamen Rider Gaim, Kouta is pulled into an alternate universe where not only is the world still at peace, but soccer has became a huge phenomenon in Zawame City. However, this does not last long as the events of the last few months in Kouta's world begin unfolding at a rapid pace in this world and now it's up for Kouta stop this world from going the way of his and to figure out how this world came to be in the first place. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 劇場版 仮面ライダー鎧武(ガイム) サッカー大決戦! 黄金の果実争奪杯(カップ)!
- Also Known As:
- Director: Kaneda Osamu
- Genres: Action, Tokusatsu, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Cast & Credits
- Sano Gaku Main Role
- Tanaka Taketo Main Role
- Yamaguchi Tomomitsu Support Role
- Shida Yuumi Support Role
Reviews
Not as bad as people say, though a farcry from Gaim's heights
*pulled from my LB review*Gaim is my favourite Heisei series, but a few people I follow mentioned this movie was really awful, even for a more low bar for Kamen Rider movies, but I didn't see anything particularly terrible about it.
It's a farcry from Gaim's quality ofc, but this isn't written by 'The Butcher' anyway, so obviously it's just gonna be a little theatrical cash-in and not some exceptional film or anything. The writing is a bit passive and murky at times, not helped by kinda standard direction making it a lull at times, stuff about conflict and a very loose garden of eden story that lacks energy, but it has its moments like Sano showing off his (? pretty sure, unless it was a stunt double) gymnastic skills in that opening soccer game with those wild flips, Baron doing some wild stuff on the motorcycle, another horse riding battle, etc, but most importantly, a nice little scene that reaffirms Kouta's values - that despite so many people around him choosing to fight, seek power and be wicked, some as former friends, he continues to fight on their behalf, to not cave to a misanthropic futility and hold his optimism in trying to fix everything back in his world and all.
The ending feels a bit empty, but on the other hand, you could say it's a bittersweet one thinking about Kouta having to return to his own world after seeing brief glimpses of peace as a dream and all; not immediately effective, but a bit interesting in the larger context and the greater despair Kouta has to face in the series down the line.
Pretty lackluster relative to the Gaim series, but acceptable on its own terms.
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