to be frank this rating doesnt account for the show itself as that is obviously a 5/5
i dont know how i went so long without watching this but its literally 2 more hours of cowboy bebop what more could a man ask for 
so visually pleasing especially the scene where spike goes around the city towards the beginning and the soundtrack goes without saying aswell

to be frank this rating doesnt account for the show itself as that is obviously a 5/5
i dont know how i went so long without watching this but its literally 2 more hours of cowboy bebop what more could a man ask for 
so visually pleasing especially the scene where spike goes around the city towards the beginning and the soundtrack goes without saying aswell

I love you cowboy bebop 😳. An incredible adventure with the crew of the Bebop. Beautifully animated and incredible performances from the Japanese cast. I like the butterflies I thought that was cool lol.

I love you cowboy bebop 😳. An incredible adventure with the crew of the Bebop. Beautifully animated and incredible performances from the Japanese cast. I like the butterflies I thought that was cool lol.

Okay umm so basically hell yeah

Okay umm so basically hell yeah

This defnitely could've been one of the arcs of the original series. When ranked amongst them, I would say its in between. It doesn't hold a candle to the likes of Ballad of Fallen Angels (Episode 5), Speak Like a Child (Episode 18) and The Real Folk Blues (Episode 26-26), but it also stomps on the more narratively disjointed pieces like Toys in the Attic (Episode 11) and the polarizing Boogie Woogie Feng Shui (Episode 21). The animation however is probably the series' best, although it lacks the notalgia that 4:3 aspect ratio brings. Wouldn't miss anything if you skip it, but it's certainly worth a watch kung nabitin ka sa series.

This defnitely could've been one of the arcs of the original series. When ranked amongst them, I would say its in between. It doesn't hold a candle to the likes of Ballad of Fallen Angels (Episode 5), Speak Like a Child (Episode 18) and The Real Folk Blues (Episode 26-26), but it also stomps on the more narratively disjointed pieces like Toys in the Attic (Episode 11) and the polarizing Boogie Woogie Feng Shui (Episode 21). The animation however is probably the series' best, although it lacks the notalgia that 4:3 aspect ratio brings. Wouldn't miss anything if you skip it, but it's certainly worth a watch kung nabitin ka sa series.

Feels like a 2 hour episode of the show which is absolutely wonderful. Where they put it in the timeline is perfect and it’s relevant to the series but you could survive without it. The dialogue in the show is probably the best in a different way then tarantino but the movie isn’t too far behind. Vincent is close to Vicious in terms of pure coolness and his character was so interesting. If I had to nitpick, the animation was good but it felt to modern even though it came out not that long after the series. It was missing that grainy feeling the series had. Great watch and does justice to the story.
5/5

Feels like a 2 hour episode of the show which is absolutely wonderful. Where they put it in the timeline is perfect and it’s relevant to the series but you could survive without it. The dialogue in the show is probably the best in a different way then tarantino but the movie isn’t too far behind. Vincent is close to Vicious in terms of pure coolness and his character was so interesting. If I had to nitpick, the animation was good but it felt to modern even though it came out not that long after the series. It was missing that grainy feeling the series had. Great watch and does justice to the story.
5/5