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Film · 2017

Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale

Original titleGekijo-ban Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale

Directed by Tomohiko Ito · starring Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Hiroaki Hirata and Hidenobu Kiuchi

  • 1 h 59 min
  • 12
  • Animation · Adventure · Action
  • Japan
  • Released in the UK 20 April 2017
  • 6.0 AverageMovieNCo
  • 4.0 Users2 votes
  • 8.0 Critics4 reviews

Synopsis

First original anime movie of 'Sword Art Online', directed by Tomohiko Ito and linking the second and third season of the TV series. Year 2026, to compete against the NerveGear and against the Amusphere, considered its successor, a machine called Augma is created. Unlike its predecessors, the Augma is a new generation portable device, which means that it does not have an immersive function that is complete, since, in the Augma what it does is create augmented reality so that players enter fully into the game. Apparently safe, easy to use and manageable, its success is fast and absolute, since it allows users to be playing as long as they have a conscious mind. One of the most popular games is the so-called Ordinal Scale, which has been developed exclusively for the Augma. Asuna and her group have already tried the Ordinal Scale, as well as Kirito. Although, initially, the game is fun, they will soon realize that the Ordinal Scale hides something else.

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The essentials

Runtime
119 min1 hour and 59 minutes
Rating
12Suitable for 12 years and over
How long is Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale?
1 hour and 59 minutes (119 minutes).
When was Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 20 April 2017.
Who directed Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale?
Tomohiko Ito.
Who is in Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale?
It stars Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Hiroaki Hirata, Hidenobu Kiuchi and Takeshi Kaga.
Where can I watch Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale?
In the UK you can watch it on subscription on Crunchyroll and with a channel on Prime Video.
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Director
Tomohiko Ito
Producers
Reki Kawahara

Videos and trailers

All 2 videos

Photos and posters

All 12 photos

Reviews

All 4 reviews
4.0 2 votes

What the critics say average 8.0 from 4

  • 8.7 Screen DailyAndy Mik The final product is pleasant and at times it is very shocking, especially the final battle is amazing. Read
  • 8.5 Cine PremiereJulio Vélez An entertaining adventure [...] Fun and exciting [...] Do not miss it! Read
  • 7.5 CinemaníaÁlvaro Arbonés The attachment to the continuity of the series ballasts its interesting reflections on technology, memories and the existence of reality. Read

Soundtrack

All 6 songs
  1. Catch the MomentRisa Oribe, Arrangement, Ryô Eguchi Spotify
  2. Ubiquitous dBSayaka Kanda, Arrangement, Yashikin Spotify
  3. LongingSayaka Kanda, Arrangement, Yuki Kajiura Spotify
  4. DeleteSayaka Kanda, Arrangement, Yuki Kajiura Spotify

Trivia

  • It's, really, the first movie from anime TV series

    Although many fans consider that 'Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale' is the second movie from anime TV series, really, it's the first. It's the first feature film because what was the first film of TV series, 'Sword Art Online: Extra Edition', was a film that summarized all the episodes of the first season. 'Ordinal Scale' is an original film for cinemas, without material of TV anime.

  • Kawahara, author of the original manga, writes the screenplay of the film

    Reki Kawahara, author of the original manga, also writes 'Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale' screenplay. Kawahara, in addition, is the scriptwriter of anime TV series.

  • The return of the singer of the first season

    Lisa Oribe, known artistically as LiSA, returns to the anime singing the main theme of the film, which is her eleventh single. LiSA was the interpreter of the song of head of the first and second season of anime TV series.

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