Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0669198802720
Format: Animated, Colour, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC
Item Dimensions: 100
Label: Bandai
Languages: EnglishOriginal LanguageJapaneseOriginal LanguageEnglishSubtitled
Manufacturer: Bandai
MPN: 80272
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Bandai
Region Code: 1
Release Date: February 06, 2007
Running Time: 96 minutes
Studio: Bandai
Theatrical Release Date: 2000

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Rating: - even better than the series, if thats possible!
The characters in this movie are a lot more mature than in vision of esca, they are also a lot better drawn and the colours have more depth. overall the look and characters themselves are great. Hitomi is more depressed, deeper and lacks the annoying high school voice. Van is more muscular and is more likeable, less arrogant (despite wanting to 'defeat all his enemies'). Folken has gorgeous long hair and is a little crueler. Allen and Melerna are less annoying. And of course, dilandau and his slayers ... Read More

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Rating: - The best
I've seen the series, so it was time to see the movie. I am impressed.

Many do not like it as it doesn't have the same depth of the series. Well of course it doesn't! It's only 90 mins long! But in this 90mins, the new story of Gaia is unleashed.

The story is completely differnet and the characters have new looks and new roles. But it's still Escaflowne with its mecha, angel wings, pendants and beauitful music score.

You won't be disappointed

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Rating: - LOVING IT!
After seeing the entire series, I wasted no time in buying this. From what I'd heard, this was a let down to many Escaflowne fans. But not me!
Although Folken was my favourite character in the series, I loved him in the movie too, even with his drastic character changes. He's been given a new look, (as well as a right arm!) and also a new motive. Making his character appear pretty arrogant. But with such a beautiful (in my opinion) character design and outstanding VA (Paul Dobson) and seiyuu ... Read More

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Rating: - I laughed, I cried and I didn't want to give it back...
As one of Escaflowne: The series' biggest fans, I was desperate to get my hands on the movie. Salvation came in the form of a new discovery; a friend of mine was a secret Esca fan, and had a copy of the movie I could borrow! As soon as I had it (and after fiddling with my DVD player so that it would play), the DVD was on, and I was hooked.

Escaflowne: The Movie has a totally new plot, combining old favourites (somewhat altered) and new faces, drama, action, romance and some of the best animation ... Read More

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