Customer Ratings & Reviews

Movie is entertaining but this did not come with a digital copy. Product info needs to be updated

Bought for the digital copy but it’s in Japanese with no way to change the language. Disc has an English track.

Based on the previous Final Fantasy movies that I have watched, this movies was slow and very boring. The plot line was predictable.

The only real issue is the digital format. It’s in Japanese. I really was hoping it was going to be available in English.

This does not come with a slipcover like advertised

The bluray is great and has lots of features, but the included UV digital is only in Japanese.

I've played most all of the games, but it was a little boring to me though for some reason.

Good companion movie to the blockbuster game that revolutionized the way we play games.

I am not a big fan of this anime but I really got a beautiful picture.

I've played the game in various forms for like ever. The movie was ok.

Good movie, the only issue is it dosent play in English with the online code.

Did not know movie was not in English when brought it but was interesting

Once received in the mail it was great and fast buy problem was I had to return it no digital copy code was there and I order another one same problem and third well I got dvd copy so just return it all

Not bad. I like the the spirit within and kingsglauve better.

This “movie” is for those who play the games. There is not enough backstory or character development for the “new” viewer. CGI is ok, similar to in game sequences, not to the level of a CGI film.

Pretty disappointed that it didn’t come with a digital code even when it clearly says digital on top of the movie box image

We honestly only bought this because my wife wanted to. Good price though!

I personally love FFVII: Advent Children. However, this movie takes place two years after the end of the video game, Final Fantasy VII. Since this movie was not really intended to be marketed to a general audience, the makers of the movie assume that you've played the video game. Thus, the plot and character development is REALLY sparse, and takes advantage of the immensely developed story in the video game. So if you watch this movie without knowledge of FFVII, you're not going to understand pretty much anything. The graphics are incredible for a movie from 2005, and I personally love the music. They also throw in lots of little touches that are very fun, like the Loz's ringtone in the church scene with Tifa. Everyone who played and enjoyed FFVII should buy this movie without question. If only to see the Omnislash version 5 at the end! However, if you didn't play FFVII, sit back and enjoy the pretty pictures and sounds without as much of a story.

FFVII: Advent Children Complete, which simply is the Director’s Cut, is a significantly better film than Advent Children. I cannot really recommend the plain ol’ Advent Children but I wholeheartedly recommend Advent Children Complete. The numerous extra scenes and reworked dialogue works great and causes what was kinda a mess of a movie to be a pretty great movie that makes sense. With every passing year the computer visuals will look more and more dated, but in 2020 they still look pretty darn good. This isn’t anything that a non-fan would enjoy as you won’t understand anything about the movie if you’ve not played Final Fantasy VII (but, I mean... who hasn’t played that game at least once over the past 20ish years? I still play through it once a year), but a FFVII fan will greatly enjoy FFVII:ACC. Just make sure that you order this Complete version and not the original Advent Children.

I'm not reviewing the movie itself. If you're here, you've likely already seen it. I enjoy it a lot, it looks great, fun continuation of the story with all of the faces you knew and loved from FFVII, yadda yadda. The reason I'm writing this is because, while I already had a copy of the movie (the complete version, even), I bought this one to get the digital copy, as it was cheaper than buying just the digital version on Vudu. I rarely watch actual blu-rays anymore, as I usually watch stuff on my laptop at work. That said, anyone considering buying this primarily for the digital copy - it's ONLY IN JAPANESE. Some won't mind, and it does have English subtitles. The blu-ray itself is also in English. But I checked Amazon, Google Play, Movies Anywhere, and Vudu - all of them only have the Japanese version available. I don't regret buying it for that by any means as it doesn't bother me, but I figured everyone should know before buying.