
One Piece Film Red
A new adventure begins for Luffy and his crew when mysterious pop superstar Uta unveils her identity — and launches a misguided plan for world peace.
Director(s)
Goro Taniguchi
Yuichi Tsuzuki
Wataru Matsumi
Aya Komaki
Kan Murakami
Maaya Asakura
Keitaro Nakajima
Nanami Michibata
Koji Kawasaki
Where to watch

Netflix
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Fandango At Home
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Cast & crew

Hiroaki Hirata
Sanji (voice)

Jin Domon
Lucky Roux (voice)

Kaori Nazuka
Uta (voice)

Yuuya Uchida
Charlotte Perospero (voice)

Ikuya Sawaki
Issho (voice)

Kazuya Nakai
Roronoa Zoro (voice)

Hikaru Midorikawa
Hongo (voice)

Ryotaro Okiayu
Borsalino (voice)

Kappei Yamaguchi
Usopp (voice)

Mika Doi
Koby (voice)

Mayumi Tanaka
Monkey D. Luffy (voice)

Yuriko Yamaguchi
Nico Robin (voice)

Fumihiko Tachiki
Sakazuki (voice)

Akemi Okamura
Nami (voice)

Ikue Otani
Tony Tony Chopper (voice)

Kazuki Yao
Franky (voice)

Katsuhisa Houki
Jimbei (voice)

Cho
Brook (voice)

Mahito Ohba
Narrator (voice)

Mami Koyama
Big Mom (voice)

Showtaro Morikubo
Bartolomeo (voice)

Jouji Nakata
Howling Gab (voice)

Tomokazu Sugita
Charlotte Katakuri (voice)

Kenichi Ogata
Five Elders (voice)

Tomokazu Seki
Rob Lucci (voice)

Kenjiro Tsuda
Gordon (voice)

Yasuhiro Takato
Bepo (voice)

Masafumi Kimura
Charlotte Oven (voice)

Hiroshi Kamiya
Trafalgar Law (voice)

Houko Kuwashima
Sunny-kun (voice)
Yasunori Masutani
Five Elders (voice)

Shinichiro Ohta
Momonga (voice)

Bin Shimada
Monster (voice)

Yuki Yamada
Eboshi (voice)

Yuki Kaji
Yorueka (voice)

Reina Ueda
Bepo (mini) (voice)

Issei Futamata
Building Snake (voice)

Naomi Shindo
Kalifa (voice)

Kouichi Nagano
Helmeppo (voice)

Shuichi Ikeda
Shanks (voice)

Kenichi Ono
Limejuice (voice)

Michitaka Kobayashi
Yasopp (voice)

Seiji Sasaki
Blueno (voice)

Kumiko Watanabe
Blueno (mini) (voice)

Soshina
Hanagasa (voice)

Seiya
Kaginote (voice)

Chise Niitsu
Romy (voice)

Aruno Tahara
Benn Beckman (voice)

Shirou Saitou
Rockstar (voice)

Koutarou Nakamura
Bonk Punch (voice)

Keiichi Noda
Five Elders (voice)

Masato Hirano
Five Elders (voice)

Yuko Mita
Charlotte Brûlée (voice)
Ado
Uta (singing voice)

Goro Taniguchi
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Yuichi Tsuzuki
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Wataru Matsumi
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Aya Komaki
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Kan Murakami
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Maaya Asakura
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Keitaro Nakajima
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Nanami Michibata
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Koji Kawasaki
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Reviews
CinemaSerf
Nope, sorry! Didn't get the memo. This is just a mess. "Uta" is a famous singer who believes she may have the power to use song to unite the largely dysfunctional world against some marauding pirates. The world government and it's navy tries hard, but it cannot quite combat these ruthless and quirky characters - amongst whom she must count her own father "Shanks". The thing is, though, that "Uta" and her slew of unremarkable power ballads strides two dimensions and gradually we begin to worry that she is perhaps not the altruist that it appears at the start. Perhaps she has evil aspirations of her own; or is being manipulated in some way? I am a big fan of Japanese animé usually, but this is all over the place. The story is weak and nigh-on impossible to follow with the characterisations shallow and almost non-existent. The supposedly cherubic voice of the young girl got right on my nerves from very early on, and the animations (except for, perhaps, at the end when the are lively and vivid) are almost comic book page-flicked in their delivery. Of course there is an inevitability about the ending, but in this case the journey to that conclusion is a maelstrom of confusion and un-engaging plot and personalities that left me cold. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood - but I just could not get into this.

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