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Rating: 3.5/5
Review: "Kamen Rider Den-O: Final Countdown movie review"
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There are rumours that this would be the final movie for Den-O. But now, it seems to have a fourth movie featuring Den-O and Decade. Whatever it is, Final Countdown is the third movie for Den-O. I like this one better than the other two. The first one is quite entertaining but it is quite short. It only clocks around 1 hour. The second one is longer but it is a little boring. Clocking around 1 hour and 20 minutes, the pace is not very fast and this one has the least action out of the three movies. It has only two major action sets. The first one has around three action sets. The third one has three major action sets and the music is epic (I could hardly hear the music from the other two)
The story: Kamen rider movies basically have the same plotline. And it is always the good prevailing the bad. This movie also has not much of a story. It is just how the good prevail the bad. Kids will enjoy the action sets, the best the Kamen rider movies can do. Sparks fly when weapons hit armours. I enjoyed this cheesy movie and the rest. I don't have time to watch the whole series so the best I could do is to watch this 1 hour and 23 minutes movie. It is quite entertaining but it is not the best Kamen Rider movie I have seen. Kamen Rider the next will take that spot. It is first time seeing Kamen Rider being dark, mature and violent.
Overall: This is strictly for Kamen Rider fans. Those who are not Kamen rider fans, they will find this boring and cheesy and would not understand the story. This year is Kamen Rider decade movie.

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