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• MOVIE page: Pokemon the Movie: White - Victini and Zekrom (2011)
• Rate: 6.2/10 total 324 votes 
• Genre: Adventure
• Runtime: 88 min
• Director: Kunihiko Yuyama
• Stars: Leah Clark, Jason Griffith, Khristine Hvam | See full cast and crew
• Original Music By: Kazuhiko Sawaguchi  Akifumi Tada   
• Soundtrack: Black and White

Writing Credits By:

(in alphabetical order)
• Junichi Masuda  original concept
• Hideki Sonoda  writer
• Ken Sugimori  original concept
• Satoshi Tajiri  original concept

     

Plot: During their travels through the Unova region, Ash and his friends Iris and Cilan arrive in Eindoak Town... See more » |  »

Story: During their travels through the Unova region, Ash and his friends Iris and Cilan arrive in Eindoak Town, built around a castle called the Sword of the Vale. The three Trainers have come to compete in the town's annual battle competition, and Ash manages to win with some unexpected help from the Mythical Pokmon Victini. It turns out Victini has a special bond with this place. Long ago, the castle watched over the Kingdom of the Vale, and the partnership between Victini and the king protected its people who lived there. But that kingdom has since vanished into memory, leaving behind powerful relics and ancient Pokmon. Damon, a descendant of the People of the Vale, is trying to restore the lost kingdom with the help of his Reuniclus. His quest has taken him to the far reaches of the barren desert, and he has convinced the Legendary Pokmon Reshiram to join him in the search for truth. Damon plans to trap Victini and harness its power, and as that plan gets under way, the entire town ... Written byOfficial site

Produced By:

• Rei Anami known as assistant producer
• Susumu Fukunaga known as executive producer
• Shûkichi Kanda known as animation producer
• Yukio Kawasaki known as producer
• Koichi Kawase known as producer
• Masakazu Kubo known as executive producer
• Takemoto Mori known as producer
• Takuro Muratsubaki known as assistant producer
• Jun'ya Okamoto known as producer
• Yuko Shimamura known as assistant producer
• Satoshi Shimodaira known as assistant producer
• Choji Yoshikawa known as producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Leah Clark known as Carlita (voice)
• Jason Griffith known as Cilan (voice)
• Khristine Hvam known as Juanita (voice)
• Michele Knotz known as Jessie / Snivy
• Nana Mizuki known as Victini (voice)
• Sarah Natochenny known as Ash Ketchum (voice)
• Lisa Ortiz known as Luisa (voice)
• Bill Rogers known as Bouffalant / Hydreigon
• Kayzie Rogers known as Axew (voice)
• Bob Senkewicz known as Ravine
• Eileen Stevens known as Iris (voice)
• J. Michael Tatum known as Damon (voice)
• Marc Thompson known as Zekrom / Reshiram (voice)

Production Companies:

• Creatures
• GAME FREAK Inc.
• Holm Inc.
• JR Kikaku
• Marvelous Entertainment
• Oriental Light and Magic (OLM)
• Production I.G.
• Shogakukan Production
• Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions
• TV Tokyo
• Xebec

Pokemon the Movie: White - Victini and Zekrom (2011) Review by Brian Camp from Bronx, NY
POKÉMON THE MOVIE WHITE: VICTINI AND ZEKROM (2011) played in a fewhundred theaters across the country in morning screenings on December 3and 4, 2011. It was one of two Pokémon movies to be produced in Japanin 2011, both of which were among Japan's highest grossing domesticreleases this year. The second one, POKÉMON THE MOVIE BLACK: VICTINIAND RESHIRAM (2011), is slated to premiere in the U.S. on the CartoonNetwork on December 10. I was lucky enough to attend one of thetheatrical screenings of POKÉMON THE MOVIE WHITE and am happy to reportthat it is one of the best of the franchise. I write as a Pokémon fanwho's seen every one of the previous movies, including theatricalscreenings of the first five.

This movie offers a more streamlined screenplay than the last fewPokémon movies and a pared-down group of main characters. There's abouta half-hour of buildup and exposition before the narrative shifts intogear with a steady stream of suspense and excitement once all thecharacters wind up on a floating castle that rises up into theatmosphere, leaving havoc in its wake, and deliberately recalling HayaoMiyazaki's 1986 classic, LAPUTA: CASTLE IN THE SKY. Not a bad source ofinspiration, I daresay.

The setting is a mountaintop town, resembling settlements in the Andes,with a monumental castle that sits atop a peak overlooking the town.The castle is a remnant of the "Kingdom of the Vale," which existedthousands of years earlier elsewhere and, according to legend,following a devastating war, the castle was lifted up by powerful"pillars of protection" and brought to this peak. One young man fromthe region, Damon, seeks to restore the kingdom and reunite thescattered descendants of the "People of the Vale." He captures a littlepsychic Pokémon called Victini and harnesses its powers to fuel thepillars and get the castle moving again. Unbeknownst to him, though,such a move releases the stored-up "Dragon Force" that had beencontained in the earth below the castle and which now threatens todestroy the world. Our heroes, Ash, Iris and Cilan, along with Damon'smother and sister, work to stop Damon and return the castle to Earth.They learn how to revive Zekrom, an ancient black flying dragonPokémon, to help them. But first, it must confront Damon's ancientwhite flying dragon Pokémon, Reshiram.

While Reshiram and Zekrom provide spectacular action setpieces in thefilm, it's the endearing little Victini, which looks like a beigesquirrel with over-sized pointed ears, who earns our sympathy and keepsus engaged with the story. We first meet Victini, which can turninvisible when it wants, as it helps Ash telekinetically during aparticularly perilous mountain climbing episode where Ash had tried torescue some stranded Pokémon. The group gets to meet Victini when it'sattracted by the "macarons" (cookies) offered by Cilan, who has bakedthem himself. Local characters Juanita and daughter Carlita areimpressed by the newcomers' ability to coax the elusive Victini intoview and then earn its devotion. Needless to say, Damon's cruelattempts to exploit Victini to carry out his self-proclaimed missionoutrage Ash and company and get them involved in the action.

The imagery is quite spectacular, ranging from the breathtaking sightof the town of Eindoak situated atop towering mountain peaks, to thescenes of the massive castle floating up in the sky high above theEarth. The castle itself is beautifully designed and laid out,particularly the massive chamber where Damon uses the pillars to powerthe castle's moves. A helicopter piloted by the town's mayor is the onerescue vehicle summoned to duty, although a robot Pokémon owned byJuanita helps out as well. On the Earth, the purple flames of theDragon Force spread out of control through the region's forests,forcing hundreds of adorable wild Pokémon to flee in panic. The wholething is quite compelling throughout. As Pokémon movies go, this oneranks with Movies 1, 6, and 7 as the best of the franchise, although Ienjoy all of them and can easily rewatch any of them.

Iris and Cilan are seen in the latest Pokémon TV season, "Pokémon Blackand White," currently airing on the Cartoon Network. It's one of thebest seasons so far in the long-running franchise and the two newcharacters are something of a breath of fresh air.

ADDENDUM (12/10/11): I watched the companion movie, POKÉMON THE MOVIEBLACK: VICTINI AND RESHIRAM, in its premiere tonight on the CartoonNetwork (interrupted multiple times by commercial breaks). As far as Ican tell, roughly 70-80% of it is exactly the same as POKÉMON THE MOVIEWHITE. It simply amounts to an alternate version with Zekrom andReshiram basically reversing roles. The only footage that's differentis that which shows Zekrom acting as Damon's aide and Reshiram beingrevived by Ash to restore the balance, whereas in the first movie itwas the other way around. Damon's other hench-Pokémon are differentfrom those in the first film. For instance, Reuniclus has been replacedby Gothitelle (who is in one of the TV episodes), but they do exactlythe same thing. It hardly seems to have been worth the effort. I don'tunderstand the rationale for making two movies from the same materialthat tell exactly the same story with only slight changes in the castof Pokémon and then releasing them together.

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