Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great animation. It is still fun after all these years

Honestly nuff said. Digimon has always been superior when it has come to storytelling!

I use to watch the original as a kid and this continuation definitely holds up.

Decent watch for people that use to watch digimon as kids, and for new comers.

My 6 year old Grandson watched it on our road trip several times and loved it.

So many Digimon movies and I love them all - including this one.

It's a family friendly movie, and is better than the second movie.

Good Digimon movie with a good price right now worth getting.

I love the Digimon series and this I'd definitely one to watch.

Yay!!! Another Digimon movie to watch. It makes me happy

So much fun nostalgia worth every penny if you like digimon

I love anime if you have not already none about me.

It says digital but you don't get a digital code one can use on VUDU or ITunes you can only redeem it on some website which is pointless to me. Other than that you get the blu ray.

Not what i expected this one was a slow start and still have to purchase other movies to continue. Overall ok movie.

I've always been a digimon fan! Nothing beats the old ones but the new ones are still decent, it worth at least a shot.

Digimon was a big part of my childhood like a lot of kids I waited to catch episodes everyday after school and new episodes on Saturday mornings on FOX Kids, great times! So I was super excited to see a continuation to the original series that started it all. This is Digimon Adventure Tri: Reunion. First off Shout Factory has put out a spectacular release. A standard Blu-ray case with a a nice cardboard slipcover with some awesome artwork chosen for the cover. This release houses both a Blu-ray/DVD version of the film & includes a digital copy. An English dub with several of the original actors have returned from the 1st season to reprise their roles including Joshua Seth as Tai. It's also the first time the Japanese version has been included on any US release for the series, so whichever one you prefer this set has you covered. Presentation is nice in terms of video & audio both turned out great. As an added treat a couple of bonus features are included such as an interview with the English cast & Director of the dub and a look at the premiere screening for the movie. Both are fun watches. Digimon Adventure Tri is worth watching for any long time Digimon fans. If you loved the original cast & partner Digimon you'll enjoy this. This first part is very much like a reunion, the gang reunites to combat a new threat that could spell out trouble for both worlds, there's a nice balance of action and adventure as well as down time with our cast. It's also quite a nostalgia trip, we get to revisit these familiar characters and see what their up to. Many of us were kids when we first went into the Digital World and as we grew Tai & his friends have done the same, so we know these guys it's like revisiting an old friend. This is only the first installment of six so there's plenty more to be seen. Can't wait to see where the story goes & make sure you support the home releases from Shout factory!

Digimon Adventure Tri.: Reunion is a fun return to the world of Digimon’s Digital Monsters with epic battles and powerful Digimon that should definitely appeal to fans of the original series. Many years have passed since the original show and the characters are now in high school. Tai encounters a strange Digimon that jeopardizes the reputation of the rest of the magical creatures. Tai is reunited with the rest of the Digidestined and they come together with their Digimon to fight against the destructive monsters that Tai encounters. As this threat becomes more hostile, the Digidestined must work together to fight against it. My favorite part of this film is the climactic final battle. Seeing the Digidestined fight against one common evil is very epic. This scene feels like it has real stakes to it. I honestly was unsure of what would happen next. It is a nice pay-off for what the film has been building up to the whole time. The Digimon really let loose and you finally really get to see the grand scale of their powers onscreen in a rewarding way. I do not like the ending to this film. It might catch you off guard with an ending that feels abrupt. You could argue that they chose to end it this way because this film has two other sequels, but I think they could have at least added one more scene. This film is a little confusing. I know little of the Digimon mythos and there is some exposition that I don’t understand. However, this series’ welcoming nature though makes up for that. Even though I do not know the characters, they interact in a way that made me feel as if I knew them already. I mostly credit the voice cast for this. They have never played these characters before or worked together, but it feels as if they’ve known each other for a long time and their chemistry feels very much believable. I give this DVD an age rating of 5 to 14. It’s pretty much for all ages and, if you’re a fan of Digimon, I highly recommend it. I give it 3.5 out of 5 stars. Fans of Digimon will really enjoy it. Reviewed by Benjamin P., KIDS FIRST! Film Critic. For more reviews by youth, visit kidsfirst dot org.

I was surprised when I heard they had made more DIgimon Adventure movies (was surprised by how many Digimon series there are period really). But when I saw they had the first four at a local resale shop I decided to pick them up and thus far I've only watched this one. But it was good the animation seeems a bit odd to me but it's nostalgic seeing characters and a new show from a work I watched as a kid. Bottom line if you liked the old ones this one is also worth it if not skip it.