Fans can be said to be looking forward to this theatrical version. After all, "Slam Dunk" has not had new actions for many years, and many people hope that the content of this theatrical version is a national competition, so that it can make up for everyone's youth.

After the release of the theatrical version of "Slam Dunk", many viewers who watched the movie posted their comments on this theatrical version online. Although I haven't seen this theatrical version yet, judging from the reviews of these audiences, this theatrical version is not as good as everyone thinks, and its content is also very fascinating, both the Shanwang War and not the Shanwang War.

Why does it mean that "it is both a Sanwang War and a Sanwang War"? Because the main line of the whole movie is the personal experience of Miyagi Ryoda , from the story of teenager with Ayako (the content of the Miyagi extra comic "Earrings") to the grudges with Mitsui Hokki in high school, and then to the final national competition, the movie basically finished Miyagi's personal experience. However, there are also many scenes of the Shanwang Battle in the movie. It is said that if they are cut together for 30 minutes, the "century high-five" of defeating the Shanwang is leaked online.

Simply put, this theatrical version is actually the personal story of Miyagi Liangda, but it has almost 30 minutes of Sanwang Battle content added. Judging from the content of this movie, maybe "Slam Dunk" will be released in several theaters in the future. This time it is the story and perspective of Miyagi Ryoda. It may be Mitsui Shou or Rukawa Kaede , and Sakuragi Hanamichi .

To be honest, I guessed that the theater version would be Miyagi Liangda very early on, but Inoue used the Yamao War to serve this theater version as a side story. Logically speaking, the National Competition and "Shanwang Battle" are the climax and the most important chapters of the entire work. Isn't it a bit of losing the foundation and chasing the end with such good content?

I can only say that Inoue was really disappointing this time. I thought he was trying to hold back his big moves by holding on to the copyright of the National Competition without animation, but he only kept it a little bit, which was really incomprehensible. However, this theatrical version is not unattractive. The "century high-five" of Rukawa Kaede and Sakuragi Hanamichi can be worth the fare, and it will not make people return empty-handed.

I personally think this theatrical version is quite a failure. The official does not understand what everyone wants to watch, and there is no distinction between the primary and secondary. In addition, the movie also created the "century high-five" between Sakuragi Hanamichi and Rukawa Kaede. In this way, even if the theatrical version of the national competition is released in the future, the work will be less explosive, and it is the most important one.

Of course, these are my personal opinions. After all, different works have different feelings. I also hope that this theatrical version can be introduced as soon as possible in China. At that time, everyone can go to the cinema to verify the quality of the works by themselves.