I agree, I still remember the excitement of slowly getting new Dragon Ball movies in 2013-2015, and before Super was a thing they felt like huge events because of the novelty of it all.Baggie_Saiyan wrote: Mon Mar 17, 2025 8:04 am RF will always have a special place in my heart even if the film itself was so/so was the first theatrical DB film over here and was an amazing theatrical experience watching DB with fellow fans, people reacting & laughing to many scenes just made that first viewing so much more enjoyable!
I remember my disappointment at Battle of Gods not getting a theatrical screening, but being so happy when one was announced for Resurrection F, knowing I could support it and enjoy the experience.
At the time no one cared about how it was cheap fanservice, everyone was just thrilled to witness Dragon Ball on the big screen for the first time, and see Goku and Freeza duke it out once again.
Still glad we got these screenings, their success evidently led to much bigger theatrical runs for Broly, Super Hero, and whatever new movies should follow. There was a time when Dragon Ball in cinemas wasn't a thing in the UK and Ireland, I can see that being a given in the future.