Cheesy villains, but otherwise actually really good. The Pokemon movies always were better than the show.
This film has some nostalgic value for me. In the summer of 2007, my parents and I flew to Los Angeles to visit Aunt Rosemary and Uncle Glen.
In my ongoing quest to destroy my childhood I have set out to (re)watch all Pokémon films, and see how they hold up now that I am an adult. After disliking "Pokémon 4Ever - Celery: Spice of the Forest" as much as I remembered disliking it, I was looking forward to "Pokémon Heroes: Latias and Latios.
Pokemon Heroes is fun. It's action packed, full of suspense, and everything a Pokemon fan like myself could want.
This movie not decent or bad to watch and the problem for its visual effect, special effect, and dubbing are poor. Story slightly better than previous film.
At 70 minutes (as timed at a press screening), POKÉMON HEROES is the shortest Pokémon movie yet. This may be a relief to parents and Pokémon-haters everywhere, but it leaves Pokémon's target audience hungering for more.
Here we are at "Pokemon Heroes," the latest installment in the Pokemon movie series. I know the naysayers among you are thinking, "What?
I love Pokemon. It is my #1 favorite hobby.
