Psycho-Pass Movie: Providence-S1E1

Finally a sense of reasoning came to play in this movie I've been waiting for a chapter like this for so long and finally one might call it fan service but to me a check more like a deep check of the real world came to play when the inspector finally came to her conclusion that law were made for a reason despite the fact that they can be broken in that sense that's why we fine new ways to evolve wit reason but here the so call civil system is absolute, imagine an AI created by humans to rule them in terms of crime came to be the destruction of them all, to me I just want to see where this leads, physco pass is getting into my system.

The movie was a mere replica of its previous movies and shows. The villains' motives were the same as always, aiming to construct a better world and surpass the Sibyl system. The protagonist, as usual, came in and saved the day. It was nothing more than a typical story that had already been told in earlier movies. Although the animation was impressive, and the background score was fantastic, there was nothing particularly noteworthy about this film compared to other movies in the Psycho-Pass series. For those who are new to Psycho-Pass, it is crucial to watch the previous movies and shows to comprehend some of the characters, and you might find it to be a repetitive story, as I did. To conclude, the movie provided a decent experience, but it lacked originality and depth. I would recommend watching it once but don't expect anything out of the ordinary from previous movies and series.

The animation was impressive, when the movie began I almost though for a moment it was a live action adaptation. The combat scenes are very impressive, easily as good as anything else I have ever seen. The story arc reminded me a lot of some of the Ghost in the Shell movies, as they were complex and convoluted. This is not a movie where you can turn your brain off. I watched a dubbed version, so I could not tell if the issue was the translation or not, but I suspect the story arc was complex. The character arcs were in character and great. It was really good to see Shinya Kôgami back again, Kôgami and Akane are my favourite characters. At one stage I though the movies had gone on too long, but that was only for a moment and when they launch he final assault it was intense. Apart from that small period of time, the entire 2 hours seems to fly past in no time. The movie ended in a manner which may me realise the rumours of what happens to Akane was correct and it made sense. I see what the next season of Psyco Pass will be about and I can hardly wait.

Personally I would score this anime 9, but I know many parts in this movie can still be improved. The animation could be more smooth. There will a couple second I feel people were toddling in stead of walking. I know there are a lot of good sci-fi anime out there, but to me this is my favorite. What attracts me the most is how each character made their decision and their logic behind it. Akane has always been a very mature character. After she knows what the system is in the first season, she said one day the system will shut down when people find a way to replace you, but now we still need you. In this movie Akane said there is a role for the system, but it needs a coexist power to control it. She knows the system is not good, but she understands how important the system is for everyone. She didn't want to abolish it, but kept looking for a way to restraint it. In the end Akane sacrificed her self to preserve the legal system. From the beginning to this movie, the anime picture an ordinary person (doesn't has special skills, nor a sociopath) pursue the justice while keeping her principle.

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Trailer—Psycho-Pass: Providence