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| Beautiful movie. Handles the inevitable passing of time greatly, and made me feel real nostalgic. |
| I expected "it was all a dream" sequence at the end, but none to be seen huh? Rin without her bun is not Rin :| While I loved the series, I'm not really a fan of this movie tbh. Somewhat realistic portrayal of adult life is, on its own, enough to stop this series being "laid back". On top of that, them having some big goal, that of course met trouble on the way, seems to go in the opposite direction to what I appreciated in this series: super relaxing and stress-free, with no clear purpose other than having fun. Yes, it objectively is a good movie. But it's not that I want from something with Yuru Camp in title. |
| I expected more from this movie... this was really underwhelming |
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| number of people who are freaking out about the Movie giving too much emphasis on the realities of adult life is both sad and hilarious movie was good & I enjoyed its closer adjacency to -- yes -- real life!! least realistic thing about the movie is not that the gals successful maneuvered government bureaucracy to open a camping site but that none of them have SOs |
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| Super nice vibe and charm to it, definitely my favorite CGDCT/Slice of Life movie. |
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| It felt kinda weird to see them adults but it doesn't change much except the highschool settings, now working but they still have time for camping, I didn't expect them to open their own camping site though but that's great, I liked the movie but I feel like the movie format doesn't fit Yuru Camp so it felt slightly boring to me while it wasn't the case at all for the TV series |
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| Just finished watching this today and tomorrow me and my friends are going on a beach camp that we planned! Really excited! I'm glad our trip didn't get cancelled and It's my first time going away very far from home with friends for about 3 days. This will test the skills and knowledge I learned from this show hehe. Anyways, more about the movie, it didn't had a lot of camping but more on bonding and building something incredible. Having played Minecraft, by doing landscaping and building stuff, it is such a fun thing to do with people and achieving a goal. Hope that one day I could have a business like this and share something special that can be achieve thru hard work and working with one another in a world full of convivences. Also I want a moped bike!!! Edit: I'll be bringing a blanket to join the Secret Society BLANKET! |
Touch_Me-samaDec 26, 2022 11:48 AM
| Wasn’t expecting this but its pretty good Never expected some adult realism but its not bad |
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| If I didn't know there is already a third season in production, I would have assumed this movie was the last installment for this franchise and would have cried like a bitch. Because it seriously felt like a closure. That aside, quite enjoyable movie overall. Seeing the cast all grown up, facing adult problems and stuff sure was an interesting change of air but gotta be honest and say that seeing them all as teenagers is definitely better. Nadeshiko's oneesan also having short hair is a crime, btw. 8/10 - Eagerly waiting for Season 3! |
SouthRzVa said: It was really meant to be the end of the adaptation, in case the new season didn't get the green light.If I didn't know there is already a third season in production, I would have assumed this movie was the last installment for this franchise and would have cried like a bitch. Because it seriously felt like a closure. That aside, quite enjoyable movie overall. Seeing the cast all grown up, facing adult problems and stuff sure was an interesting change of air but gotta be honest and say that seeing them all as teenagers is definitely better. Nadeshiko's oneesan also having short hair is a crime, btw. 8/10 - Eagerly waiting for Season 3! |
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| Life can be harsh but what's important is to not give up and keep pushing untill you find success. Our girls sure have grown into fine young women. They knew to not give up and face their problems head on and in the end they succeeded. Really happy for them. Watching them camp together at the end was a bliss. Really fun movie, it was great watching the girls now that they've grown up. Looking forward to season 3. |
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| Loved it, but this series clearly worked better as episodes. I never really binged it |
| The truth is that it is very good and a little sad the reality of adulthood lol it brought me a lot of nostalgia. |
| Seeing the laid-back gang all grown-up with adult struggles made me feel old. Not quite the laid-back camping movie I was expecting but still fun seeing them build a campsite |
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| I still don't get the appeal. This is like Shirobako: basic japanese peeps living their lives. It doesn't have special atmosphere like Aria or Mushishi, literally nothing special is happening. Why not just go outside yourself(if you can afford it ofc). I just felt like an outsider staring at people having fun for 2 seasons + movie. |
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| I understand that it's meant for japanese teens. Nostalgie, relatable and all that stuff, I just don't enjoy it personally. |
| I hate everyone equally |
| Cute girls doing cute things has now turned into adult women doing adult things. I mean look at Nadeshiko over here, she's freaking EXCAVATOR-certified. Badass asf. Didn't feel like two hours, and when the end credits start rolling and the music started flowing, you can't help just feel a bit sad that it's over. No idea if there will ever be more, but if this is it for Yuru Camp, it's a good place to end. These guys started out camping on various campgrounds, and have now grown up and have MADE their own campground for others to enjoy. Everything has come full circle. It's a satisfactory place to bring things to a close. I'm still gonna miss these little mfkers though. edit: So I just found out that this whole movie was an anime original, and I'm glad that they did this. At least there is a sense of finality to it all should a season 3 never come to fruition. Should a season 3 ever come though, well, I'll see you there. |
BetaMaleUltraJan 26, 2023 1:40 PM
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| I rlly liked this movie! So chill and I love how there was no unnecessary drama, even when the group thought they couldn’t work on the site anymore they seemed more bored than sad lol. Aki got a lot more character in this movie which is always appreciated and I wouldn’t mind if this is how the series ended tbh |
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| I like this series but this movie was just TOO long lol. Two hours equate to roughly five episodes, and I don't think I would've watched these five episodes all at once if given choice. It's just not that kind of series. Though watching the cast as working members of society and dealing with the problems that come out of it and still managing to score a trip and thus the usual camping was pretty enjoyable. Also yeah they took it a step further by building that camp site. Would of been a fitting closure if this was the last we were getting this series in all honesty. But since a third season is coming, I guess it's a while before we bid farewell to the usual gang. My girl Nadeshiko driving 4x4 was super cool btw. |
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| How is this movie an actual thing. |
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| Finally was able to get to this, and it's just as good as I thought it was going to be! Yuru Camp as a whole is just really special, a perfect representation of cozy slice of life and one of the most consistent anime series, at least for my tastes. The movie itself is a great bittersweet look into the passing of time into adulthood yet still finding a way to be comfy and happy. The thing that probably hit the most for was the line saying that you expect growing up to be finding all this newfound freedom and you finally have the money and ability to do almost anything you want, but if anything, it's more restrictive. You have responsibilities, you have to actually work. Most of the time, you don't have the time to do a lot that you want. Yet, like in the movie, you should still dedicate yourself to what you enjoy, take solace in family and friends, and find a way to be content. Of course, seeing as this is Yuru Camp, the movie isn't super sad or serious, but the themes still hit hard for me. But I actually prefer it being the happy, comfy series it's always been. It just makes you feel better, and especially being about going into adulthood, the movie just makes you feel optimistic. I totally agree with the other replies mentioning that if a season 3 wasn't already a thing, this would have been a perfect sendoff for the anime, but that actually makes this less sad knowing this isn't the end. I'm glad the girls will get to camp more! All in all, absolutely loved the movie, 9/10. I don't think it quite hits masterpiece levels, but for what it is, it's just great. |
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| It was alright. There was way too much time devoted to the revitalization and not nearly enough camping. Relegating the final camp with the sunrise to the credits slideshow is a real shame. Anyway, I didn't hate it but it's not nearly as good as the series, and two hours is far too long - a lot could have been cut without changing much of the story or missing any of the "beats" that make Yuru Camp good. |
| Excelente pelicula. Me gusto muchisimo. Bueno, a esperar la tercera temporada. |
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| It's to long for me starting getting bored in the half of the episode, more prefer it's have less time and more Solid story |
| It took me a long time to find the right moment to watch this movie with the proper conditions. I gave 8 to S1 and 9 to S2 for several reasons, with the magic and uniqueness of its atmposhere above all. This movie was more focused on "action" (for Iyashikei standards) and revolved around the girls (now women) not just enjoying camping, but creating their own. I have felt a bit less the charm and sensations the seasons conveyed, and I agree that this kind of narrative fits better in a tv episodes format. Nevertheless, showing them cultivating their passion as adults, with all the perils and hars obstacles of adulthood to overcome, is a really good narrative choice and its well written, giving a fresh new perspective on the core topic of the series. Now it's not just about camping, but conciliate camping and working life, possibly blending the two together. After all, taking your passion to another level making it to the realization of an ambitious project together is still magic in its own way, isn't it? Top tier production and blissfully gorgeous artstyle just like the rest of the franchise, as well as the heartwarming sound. Ye, Rin without her long hair and chignon hurts, but they are all still cute, Nadeshiko lovable as always. I'll give Yuru Camp Movie 8.5/10. Despite not great as S2, I don't feel to go down to 8, so I'll round the score by excess. I am glad S3 is quite near now. |
Thrasher96Nov 27, 2023 3:58 PM
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| quite decent movie, not a great cuz compare to tv series, I would say this movie is one step downward from its story telling. 7/10, nice ! |
| Our girls are all grow up... They all working together to make a campsite. Aki just become Toba-sensei sister lol Nadeshiko can do anything, she is the best Waifu if i had to choose one. My body is healing watching this movie and it doesn't even feel like 2 hours. that's how relaxing and comfy Yuru Camp was. 8/10 Now waiting for Season 3 in about two weeks from now. |
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| Love the faces they make, especially Rin. It was good to see this show again. The definition of 癒し系, though this time there was an actual plot that wasn't too heavy and just had enough obstacles to make it realistic and nice. Glad to see that after graduation, everyone seems happy with their lives. I've forgotten some things. Is Ena married?? Also, who is that girl who was at the motorcycle garage with Rin and then joined Nadeshiko's family camping? Anyway, can't wait to see more of these girls in S3! 8/10. |
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| Great Movie, the girls are all grown up now, they have jobs and careers they're working at but their love for camping still lives and so they all get together after so long and decides to begin a campsite at Fujikawa which had some problems later on they managed to overcome it. I enjoyed the movie overall, it was great. |
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