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Rating: 3.4/5
Review: "Kamen Rider Cho Den-O and Decade movie review"
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Den-O is a really popular character in Kamen Rider, after his third movie, a forth one appears. I feel that he is too over-rated but whatever it is, his new movie still entertains. The new movie is not as good as his past movies and that is because I am a little sick in seeing him taking the spotlight. As the title states," Cho Den-O and Decade" I thought I would see Decade in some kick-ass action but no, he is just a background character-he appears for less than 15 minutes! To see some real action of Decade, I should wait for his real movie that came later this year.

The story: It has nothing special...the only thing exciting is the CGI battle between the Den liner and a battleship. This time, the action is not very exciting. I could say that this is not a very good Kamen Rider movie. Yes, it has non-stop action but I have seen everything in this movie before. The story is the usual superhero/Kamen Rider type, the action is just alright with no great stunts, CGI is okay and music could have been better. All this summarise into a typical and average kids action movie.

Overall: Though it is a bit disappointing, the fun value is still there. Kamen Rider beating the shit out of each other and bad guys. The 1 hour and 20 minutes movie still entertains me but not as much as other Kamen Rider movies. Enough with Den-O and move on. Den-O is getting old.

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