Deemo Movie: Sakura no Oto - Anata no Kanadeta Oto ga, Ima mo Hibiku
Deemo: Memorial Keys
劇場版 DEEMO サクラノオト -あなたの奏でた音が, 今も響く-
Deemo is a mystic character lives in solitude, a castle, all by itself. A little girl falls from the sky, not knowing who she is, where she comes from. To help the little girl back to her world, Deemo comes to realize a tree keeps growing tall on top of the piano whenever it plays. What would Deemo do when it gets comfortable with the companionship it never had before? What if the little girl couldn't deal with the truth when her seemingly lost memories regained?! (Source: Official Site)
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Deemo is a mystic character lives in solitude, a castle, all by itself. A little girl falls from the sky, not knowing who she is, where she comes from. To help the little girl back to her world, Deemo comes to realize a tree keeps growing tall on top of the piano whenever it plays. What would Deemo do when it gets comfortable with the companionship it never had before? What if the little girl couldn't deal with the truth when her seemingly lost memories regained?! (Source: Official Site)
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OneFaintingRobin
June 16, 2023
An admittedly strong advertisement for the games it's based on, 'Deemo: Memorial Keys' struggles to stand on its own as a film. The issue is really the story, which to me seems like it would definitely be enough to stitch together a game that's primarily focused on its gameplay, which is a sensible call for a rhythm game. It's just that this isn't a game, and removing that aspect of direct interaction that separates the music from the story means the story's somewhat thin nature sticks out in a way that would almost be desirable in a game. It's not that it's not there, theredefinitely is a story, and it's got some fun emotional beats, but not enough to really keep your attention in its own right; again, it sort of feels like a lot of video game cut-scenes stitched together, which I suppose it technically sort of is. It definitely impacts the pacing as well, with the whole thing just struggling to flow properly. Perhaps it would be easier to stomach if the animation was a bit stronger. It's not bad, and the music scenes are kinda nice looking, but it's definitely a little flat, and the 3DCG characters struggle to show any real emotion. Again, they sort of feel like video game characters. There's a version of this that's a little less authentic to the source material, and by a slightly more thoughtful and interesting set of creators, that's probably pretty good. But, unfortunately, this version sticks a little too close to its source material, and isn't creative enough to really make the most of it.
