Evangelion: 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone

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Goose R. @rodrigug 4d Shindig is a young boy that has the ability to wield a giant robot called Evangelion. To defend the earth against formidable and powerful monsters called Angels. Visually very good. The story is solid too. The animation really really good. A solid good anime of the Mecha genre 🍿🍿🍿🍿/5 on Prime See more Drew M. @Stonehands211 Feb 9 Really glad I watched the OG before these rebuilds as the OG fleshed out the characters much better but I really do like what they did here. Feels like a directors cut and is much more clear and blunt with its meaning in good iteration. I’d be hella lost though if I didn’t see the OG I feel. See more David C. @DavidsReviews Dec 27 Probably the best of the rebuild films. Stands up on its own and I really enjoyed See more kish b @RT00429023 Nov 17 ★★★★★ Evangelion: 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone is the perfect re-entry point into the nightmare: a film that feels both comfortingly familiar and quietly, unsettlingly different. At first glance it looks like a faithful, gorgeously remastered retelling of episodes 1–6, and in many ways it is. The animation has been completely redrawn with a level of polish and detail that still looks jaw-dropping today: the Tokyo-3 cityscapes, the Entry Plug sequences, the Angel battles, everything gleams. The new 5.1 sound mix makes Sachiel’s footsteps feel like earthquakes in your chest, and the updated soundtrack choices are flawless. But look closer. There are subtle, deliberate changes everywhere: new shots, altered dialogue, tiny character moments that weren’t in the original. Gendo is colder, Misato is warmer, Shinji’s loneliness feels even more suffocating. The final new scene on the blood-red beach with Rei is chillingly beautiful and plants seeds that will explode years later. 1.11 works brilliantly on every level: as a stunning introduction for newcomers, as a love letter to longtime fans, and as the calm before the Rebuild storm that’s about to tear the entire franchise apart. It’s comfort food laced with poison, and you can feel the shift coming. Gorgeous, haunting, and deceptively gentle. The best possible way to begin the journey all over again. 10/10. Welcome back to Evangelion. You never really left. See more Thomas H @RT27816929 Sep 29 Evangelion 1.11 is not a bad film it dosent really adds anything like the later rebuilds do but at least its a cool reanimation of the original 6 episodes and its a part of the rebuilds so dont skip it See more THE NASHVILLE I @Nshvlleindie 05/10/2025 Evangelion is fine. Unfortunately it’s 95% action and 5% story. There is stunningly NO origin story and very little background for this fantasy version of earth. See more Read all reviews

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