The speaker is reviewing the anime movie adaptation of the manga "Blame!" and expresses disappointment and frustration with the final product. They argue that the movie fails to capture the essence of the original manga, which is a masterpiece due to its unique storytelling style, philosophical themes, and dystopian setting. The speaker criticizes the movie for oversimplifying the plot, introducing unnecessary romantic elements, and failing to understand what made the original manga great. They also dislike the CGI animation style, which they feel is too polished and doesn't fit the gritty tone of the manga. Overall, the speaker feels that the movie adaptation is a poor representation of the original work and encourages viewers to read the manga instead.
Here are the extracted key facts without opinions:
1. The video is a review of the anime movie adaptation of "Blame".
2. The movie is based on the manga of the same name.
3. There have been multiple adaptations of "Blame", including a prologue, special, and prequel.
4. The creator of "Blame" also created "Knights of Cydonia".
5. Netflix owns the original series of "Knights of Cydonia".
6. The movie adaptation of "Blame" was made by Polygon Pictures.
7. The movie takes place in a dystopian future where humans have lost the power to connect with the city.
8. The main character's goal is to find the Net Terminal Gene to shut down the robots that have been ruining the planet.
9. The Net Sphere is a futuristic version of the internet that plays a central role in the story.
10. The movie introduces the character Kibo in a different way than in the manga.
11. The Gravitational Beam Emitter is a powerful weapon in the story.
12. The gun is a central part of the story and is almost like a character on its own.
13. The Net Sphere is a blend of the idea of religion and the internet.
14. The story is open to interpretation and has philosophical themes.