Pokemon: The First Movie
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Alternative title:
Pocket Monsters: Mewtwo Strikes Back
Pocket Monsters: Myuutsuu no Gyakushuu (Japanese)
Pokemon : Mew vs. Mewtwo (French)
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Pokémon: La Película (Spanish)
Pokemon: Mewtwon vastaisku
ポケットモンスター ミュウツーの逆襲 (Japanese)
神奇寶貝 超夢の逆襲 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
A team of scientists use the DNA of a rare Pokemon, Mew, to create the world's strongest Pokemon, Mewtwo. Not wanting to be used as an experiment, Mewtwo uses its psychic powers in a violent rage to destroy the scientists who created it. Mewtwo then tries to learn how to focus his powers with the aid of Giovanni, the man who funded the scientists' operations, but discovers that it is being used again. So Mewtwo decides to find its own purpose in life, and carry out its revenge on humans by destroying life on earth by using a deadly storm. Ash Ketchum and a group of other Pokemon Trainers are summoned by Mewtwo to have a battle with it, but they soon discover that they're only being invited so Mewtwo can clone their Pokemon for it's own purposes. Ash then tries to find a way to stop Mewtwo's plot before it can be carried out.
User Ratings:
1799 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
96 minutes
Production cost:
¥300,000,000
Vintage:
1998
2007-03-02 (Cartoon Network Latin America)
Premiere date:
1998-07-18 (Japan)
1999-11-10 (United States)
1999-12-25 (Mexico)
2000-03-19 (Portugal)
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Mezase Pokemon Master '98" by Rica Matsumoto
"Natsu Yasumi Fan Club" by Pokemon Kids
"Pokemon Theme" by Billy Crawford
"Vacation" by Vitamin C
Ending Theme:
"(Hey You) Free Up Your Mind" by Emma Bunton
"Don't Say You Love Me" by M2M
"If Only Tears Could Bring You Back" by Midnight Sons
"Kaze to Issho ni" by Sachiko Kobayashi
"We're A Miracle" by Christina Aguilera
Official website:
神奇寶貝專區《超夢の逆襲》 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Trivia: We have 10
Comment:
The movie was accompanied by the short "Pikachu's Summer Vacation" (Pikachuu no Natsuyasumi)
Review:
Pokemon: The First Movie DVD (Jan 1, 1970)
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