I was lucky enough to watch the Miraculous "Ladybug and Cat Noir - The Movie" early before the Netflix release on July 28th! I have been waiting for a movie based on the Miraculous TV show since all the way back in 2016, so I am so excited to be one of the first blogs to review this movie for you all now that it's out!
The movie is a romantic fantasy musical take on the Miraculous Ladybug storyline. Described as a cross between Spider-Man and Frozen, the movie adds a new twist on the familiar story of Marinette, a teenager who is chosen to become the superhero Ladybug and defend Paris from akumatized villains, along with her partner Chat Noir - also the shy boy in class named Adrien. This movie is not canon to the Miraculous Ladybug universe, meaning that it is a standalone movie and does not require viewing of the show to understand the plot, but being a viewer of the show adds a lot more reward to watching the movie. But the movie? It was amazing.
I have no words to describe this movie. As a movie, there are a few flaws regarding pacing and whatnot, but everything else (and as an adaptation of the show) was phenomenal enough for me to disregard those and give it a 10/10. | liked how they adapted Marinette's struggles into a feature length film, and how the story progressed and flowed. I also was pleasantly surprised at how the songs flowed within the storyline and enhanced several parts of the story rather than hindered them. And as a Miraculer, I enjoyed the romantic tension and the payoff of many elements fans have been anticipating.
I believe that if you go into this movie with an open mind and an understanding that this is not canon and is a musical, then you will have an amazing, miraculous time.
SCORE: 10/10
As a long-time fan of animated series, I'm intrigued by this review of the Miraculous movie. The combination of superhero action and musical elements sounds like an interesting twist on the familiar storyline. I'm curious about how well the musical aspect integrates with the superhero narrative - does it enhance the storytelling or feel forced? The comparison to Spider-Man and Frozen is quite a bold claim, and I wonder if the movie lives up to such high expectations. For those who haven't watched the TV series, I'm interested in how accessible the movie is - does it provide enough context for newcomers to enjoy it fully? Also, as a standalone movie that's not canon to the series, I'm wondering if…
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