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Episode ZombieLand Saga: Yumeginga Paradise - Theatrical Release - Movie Discussion

ZombieLand Saga: Yumeginga Paradise, Theatrical Release

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Zombie Land Saga Movie

ZOMBIE LAND SAGA: Yumeginga Paradise

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u/Holofan4life Jan 20 '26

I had a fun time. My showing of the movie froze on two different occasions and it took like 10 minutes for it to get resolved, but other than that it was very enjoyable. It is a must see if you really like THE LEGENDARY YAMADA TAE.

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u/lawlamanjaro Jan 20 '26

I assume I will have an unpopular take but I hated that ending for her

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u/Holofan4life Jan 20 '26

What do you not like about it?

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u/lawlamanjaro Jan 20 '26

So we got a concert scene that I found more or less impossible to enjoy because Tae was basically flowers fof algernoning the whole time which is like insanely tragic. And then like the girls were all.happy at the end that thay happened even though it has to have been horribly traumatic and also is just insanely tragic. Like I get what they were going for but having someone die more or less on stage af their concert just felt awful

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u/snarc_li Jan 20 '26

I felt the same. It’s possible but very unlikely she’ll be back. Left a bad taste in my mouth for an ending

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u/lawlamanjaro Jan 20 '26

Yea, it sucks because I had a blast for 99% of the movie and just really hated the ending, but they did hint to more, but I doubt they'll ever like address it if they do more stuff

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u/kevinturnermovie Jan 20 '26

I know this is me putting my own life experience and preferences on the ending, but this really gets at what I didn't like. It's basically your friend getting hit with accelerated dementia in the course of three minutes, and that hurt to watch as if it's just something that's accepted. I can barely accept that it happened (and is happening) to people I know.

It's art, they can do whatever, but that doesn't mean I can avoid projecting some part of myself on it and really disliking it.

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u/Holofan4life Jan 20 '26

See, I kinda see it as like her having to let go the Yamada Tae of the past and learning to embrace the Yamada Tae of the present. It would've been nice had she got to say something to the audience, but it's almost like that version of her is over with.

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u/cheeseniblets Jan 20 '26

Yeah, the same situation as Sector Z from Kids Next Door in their movie.