Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light Movie Review 2004

Yu-Gi-Oh hits the big screen with the television cartoon's storyline (picking up at the end of the series' third season) and gameplay in tow, meaning only fans (and their suffering parents) need to see it. Yu-GI-Oh, whose body hosts an Egyptian spirit, plays a combat monster game, apparently for the future of humanity and occasionally for the players' souls. The Pyramid of Light in question is the most powerful card, and controls the destiny of the players. If your kids aren't fans, count yourself lucky. If they are, keep in mind that game cards were given out as inticement to get people into the theater.

Distribution

Not Yet Released

Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 89 minutes.
Originally from Japanese.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Fantasy, Animated Sci-Fi, Animation & Cartoons, Adapted from Comics, Adapted from a Game, Egypt--Ancient, Adapted from a Cartoon

Screenplay

Norman Grossfeld, Matthew Drdek, Lloyd Goldfine

Cinematography

Hiroaki Edamitsu

Director

Hatuki Tsuji

Music

Elik Alvarez

Other

Eric Stuart, Dan Green, Maddie Blaustein, Wayne Grayson, Scottie Ray, Tara Jayne, Frank Frankson, Mike Patrick, Robert Olari, Masao Nakagawa

Producer

Lloyd Goldfine, Noriko Kobayashi, Naoki Sasada, Katia Milani, Michael Pecoriello, Kids WB!, 4Kids Entertainment, Warner Bros.