Diamond Films can breathe a sigh of relief, the newest feature film Dragon Ball Z: The Battle of the Gods, which premiered in Brazilian cinemas last week, was the second highest grossing film of the day and ended the weekend being the fourth highest, getting caught up with the national film Mato Sem Cachorro starring comedian Danilo gentili . Dragon Ball Z: The Battle of the Gods grossed a whopping 1.75 million in three days, and it is estimated that more than 100,000 people watched the Dragon Ball Z film in theaters. The film is still showing and, due to its success, it should remain on the exhibition circuit in the coming weeks.
Check out our review:
The great asset of Dragon Ball Z: The Battle of Gods is to please the audience with its humor. Even though it is a somewhat childish story, it has quite fun moments without leaving aside the combat scenes that have characterized the series over the years.
Here's a point that many people didn't like: the demoralization of characters like Goku and Vegeta . For those who are not used to seeing the super Saiyan fall with a flick and the prince of the Saiyans doing the bingo dance, the reaction of some fans is quite understandable. Which you will find quite funny.
Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods is a fun film that will appeal to fans who have never seen a single episode of the series, due to the story's good humor. Furthermore, the slightly more elaborate animation compared to the series and the Dragon Ball-Kai remake stands out, with the use of computerized elements, for better animation in general.
